CBSE BOARD XII, asked by sabrinaujjwala, 1 month ago

______ is said to be present when the height is less than adequate for age

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Answered by AbhiThakur07
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Stunted:

Stunted growth refers to low height-for-age, when a child is short for his/her age but not necessarily thin. Also known as chronic malnutrition, this carries long-term developmental risks. Under-weight: Under-weight refers to low weight-for-age, when a child can be either thin or short for his/her age.

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