Children Aged 5 to <20 Years 2006 CALIFORNIA Pediatric Nutrition Surveillance System.

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Children Aged 5 to <20 Years 2006 CALIFORNIA Pediatric Nutrition Surveillance System

Graphics Comparing Contributor and National Data Comparing Contributor and National Data National Data Not Available

Source of data among children aged 5 to <20 years 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 1C * Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment Program. **Title V Maternal and Child Health Program. + Health Maintenance Organization

Racial and ethnic distribution among children aged 5 to <20 years 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 1C

Age distribution among children aged 5 to <20 years 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 1C

Income distribution* among children aged 5 to <20 years 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 1C *Percent of poverty level. **Adjunctive eligibility: eligible for Medicaid, Food Stamps, or other entitlement programs. Insufficient Data

Program participation* among children aged 5 to <20 years 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 1C * Represents program participation among children enrolled in the PH program contributing PedNSS data. ** Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. Insufficient Data

Migrant status* among children aged 5 to <20 years 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 1C *Family whose principal employment is agricultural on a seasonal basis; adapted from Federal Register 50744, 9/99. Insufficient Data

Prevalence of short stature, underweight, and overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 2C *Short stature: 95th percentile BMI-for-age. CDC Growth Charts, 2000.

Prevalence of short stature* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity *< 5th percentile height-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile CA8 PedNSS Table 8C

Prevalence of short stature* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by age *< 5th percentile height-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile CA8 PedNSS Table 8C

Trends in prevalence of short stature* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 18C * < 5th percentile height-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile.

Prevalence of underweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity *< 5th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile CA8 PedNSS Table 8C

Prevalence of underweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by age *< 5th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile CA8 PedNSS Table 8C

Trends in prevalence of underweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity *< 5th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile CA8 PedNSS Table 18C

Prevalence of overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity *> 95th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, **Year 2010 target: reduce the proportion of children and adolescents aged six to nineteen years who are overweight to 5% CA8 PedNSS Table 8C Year 2010 target**

Prevalence of overweight and risk of overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity *Overweight: > 95th percentile BMI-for-age; at risk of overweight: > 85th- 95th percentile) to 5% CA8 PedNSS Table 8C

Prevalence of overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by age *> 95th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, **Year 2010 target: reduce the proportion of children and adolescents aged six to nineteen years who are overweight to5% CA8 PedNSS Table 8C Year 2010 target**

Prevalence of overweight and risk of overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by age *Overweight: > 95th percentile BMI-for-age; at risk of overweight: > 85th- 95th percentile) to 5% CA8 PedNSS Table 8C

Trends in prevalence of overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity *> 95th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, Year 2010 target: reduce the proportion of children and adolescents aged six to nineteen years who are overweight to 5% CA8 PedNSS Table 18C

Trends in prevalence of overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by age *> 95th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, Year 2010 target: reduce the proportion of children and adolescents aged six to nineteen years who are overweight to 5% CA8 PedNSS Table 20C

Prevalence of anemia* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity *Hb or Hct < 5th percentile, CDC MMWR vol. 47 (No. RR-3), CA8 PedNSS Table 8C

Prevalence of anemia* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by age *Hb or Hct < 5th percentile, CDC MMWR vol. 47 (No. RR-3), CA8 PedNSS Table 8C

Trends in prevalence of anemia* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by race and ethnicity *Hb or Hct < 5th percentile, CDC MMWR vol. 47 (No. RR-3), CA8 PedNSS Table 18C

Trends in prevalence of anemia* among children aged 5 to <12 years, by age *Hb or Hct < 5th percentile, CDC MMWR vol. 47 (No. RR-3), CA8 PedNSS Table 21C

Trends in prevalence of anemia* among children aged 12 to <20 years, by age *Hb or Hct < 5th percentile, CDC MMWR vol. 47 (No. RR-3), CA8 PedNSS Table 21C

Percentage of children aged 5 to <20 years who view TV <2 hours/day by age 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 9C *Increase the proportion of children and adolescents who view TV two or fewer hours per day to 75%. Insufficient Data

Percentage of children aged 5 to <20 years who view TV <2 hours/day by age 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 9C *Increase the proportion of children and adolescents who view TV two or fewer hours per day to 75%. Insufficient Data

Percentage of children aged 5 to <20 years who live in households with smokers* by race and ethnicity 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 9C Year 2010 target** *Defined as smokers who smoke inside the home. **Reduce the proportion of children who are regularly exposed to tobacco smoke at home to 10%.

Percentage of children aged 5 to <20 years who live in households with smokers* by age 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 9C Year 2010 target** *Defined as smokers who smoke inside the home. **Reduce the proportion of children who are regularly exposed to tobacco smoke at home to 10%.

Graphics Comparing Contributor and Local Data

Racial and ethnic distribution among children aged 5 to <20 years, by metro area* 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 4G * Data for some areas not presented if <100 records are available for analysis after exclusions.

Age distribution among children aged 5 to <20 years, by metro area* 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 5G * Data for some areas not presented if <100 records are available for analysis after exclusions.

Prevalence of short stature * among children aged 5 to <20 years, by metro area** 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 6G *< 5th percentile height-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile. ** Data for some areas not presented if <100 records are available for analysis after exclusions.

Prevalence of underweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by metro area** 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 6G *< 5th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile. ** Data for some areas not presented if <100 records are available for analysis after exclusions.

*> 95th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, Year 2010 target: reduce the proportion of children and adolescents aged six to nineteen years who are overweight to 5%. ** Data for some areas not presented if <100 records are available for analysis after exclusions. Prevalence of overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by metro area** 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 6G

Prevalence of overweight and risk of overweight* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by metro area** 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 6G *At risk of overweight: > 85th- 95th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall above the 95th percentile; 15% of children are expected to fall above the 85th percentile. ** Data for some areas not presented if <100 records are available for analysis after exclusions.

Prevalence of anemia* among children aged 5 to <20 years, by metro area** *Hb or Hct < 5th percentile, CDC MMWR vol. 47 (No. RR-3), ** Data for some areas not presented if <100 records are available for analysis after exclusions CA8 PedNSS Table 6G

*Increase the proportion of children and adolescents who view TV two or fewer hours per day to 75%. Percentage of children aged 5 to <20 years who view TV <2 hours/day by metro area 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 7G Insufficient Data

Percentage of children aged 5 to <20 years who live in households with smokers* by metro area*** 2006 CA8 PedNSS Table 7G * Defined as smokers who smoke inside the home. ** Reduce the proportion of children who are regularly exposed to tobacco smoke at home to 10%. *** Data for some areas not presented if <100 records are available for analysis after exclusions. Year 2010 target**

Maps State Maps of County Data

Prevalence of short stature * among children aged 5 to <20 years, by county * < 5th percentile height-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile CA8 PedNSS Table 6B

Prevalence of underweight * among children aged 5 to <20 years, by county * < 5th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall below the 5th percentile CA8 PedNSS Table 6B

Prevalence of overweight * among children aged 5 to <20 years, by county * > 95th percentile BMI-for-age, CDC Growth Charts, % of children are expected to fall above the 95th percentile. Year 2010 target: reduce overweight among children aged six to nineteen years to 5% CA8 PedNSS Table 6B

* Hb or Hct < 5th percentile, CDC MMWR vol. 47 (No. RR-3), CA8 PedNSS Table 6B Prevalence of anemia * among children aged 5 to <20 years, by county

Year 2010 target: increase the proportion of children and adolescents who view TV two or fewer hours per day to 75% CA8 PedNSS Table 7B Percentage of children aged 5 to <20 years who view TV <2 hours/day, by county Insufficient Data

*Defined as smokers who smoke inside the home. Year 2010 target: reduce the proportion of children who are regularly exposed to tobacco smoke at home to 10% CA8 PedNSS Table 7B Percentage of children aged 5 to <20 years who live in households with smokers*, by county