Version May 2024
| At diagnosis | Every 3 months, from birth to 24 months | Every 3 months | Annually | |
| Head circumference | X* | X | ||
| Weight (to 0.1 kg) | X | X | X | |
| Length (to 0.1 cm) | X* | X | ||
| Height (to 0.1 cm) | X | X | ||
| Weight for length (birth to 24 months) | X* | X | ||
| BMI percentile (24 months to adult) | X | X | ||
| Biologic parents' height¶ | X | |||
| Pubertal status, femaleΔ | X | |||
| Pubertal status, male◊ | X | |||
| 24-hour diet recall | X | |||
| Nutritional supplement intake§ | X | |||
| Anticipatory dietary and feeding behavior guidance¥ | X | X |
BMI: body mass index.
* If less than 24 months of age at diagnosis.
¶ Record in cm and sex-specific height percentile; note patient's target height percentile on all growth charts.
Δ Starting at age 9 years, use annual pubertal self-assessment form (patient, or parent and patient) or perform a clinician examination for breast and pubic hair and Tanner stage determination; note menarcheal status. Record month and year of menarche on all growth charts.
◊ Starting at age 10 years, use annual pubertal self-assessment form (patient, or parent and patient) or perform a clinician examination for genital development and pubic hair and Tanner stage determination.
§ A review of enzymes, vitamins, minerals, oral or enteral formulas, as well as herbal, botanical, and other complementary and alternative medicine products.
¥ Other team members may perform informal routine surveillance, but the center dietitian should perform the annual assessment and monitoring visits (every 3 months) in the first 2 years of life and for patients at nutritional risk.آیا می خواهید مدیلیب را به صفحه اصلی خود اضافه کنید؟
