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. 2021 Jan 21;8:615793. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2020.615793

Table 5.

Stunting and wasting levels in five rural kebeles in Haramaya woreda, Eastern Ethiopia.

Number of children Prevalence (95% CI)
Stunting (n = 102)
  Not stunted (LAZ ≥−2) 60 59% (49–68%)
  Stunted (LAZ < −2) 42 41% (32–51%)
    Severely stunted (LAZ < −3) 19 19% (12–27%)
Wasting (n = 102)
  Not wasted (WLZ ≥−2) 97 95% (89–98%)
  Wasted (WLZ < −2) 5 5% (2–11%)
    Severely wasted (WLZ < −3) 1 1% (0–5%)
Stunted and wasted (n = 102)
  (LAZ < −2 & WLZ < −2) 3 3% (1–8%)
Underweight (n = 102)
  Not underweight (WAZ ≥−2) 75 74% (64–81%)
  Underweight (WAZ < −2) 27 26% (19–36%)
    Severely underweight (WAZ < −3) 8 8% (4–15%)
Acute malnutrition (n = 102)
  No (MUAC ≥ 125 mm) 71 70% (60–78%)
  Yes (MUAC < 125 mm) 31 30% (22–40%)
    Severe (MUAC < 115 mm) 8 8% (4–15%)