BIBLIOGRAPHIC INPUT SHEET TEMPORARY Patterns of mortality ...
BIBLIOGRAPHIC INPUT SHEET TEMPORARY Patterns of mortality ... BIBLIOGRAPHIC INPUT SHEET TEMPORARY Patterns of mortality ...
Index 459 Maternal infection, 99-101 Medellin project, Colombia (cont.) Measles, 124-126, 129-131, 146-152, 159-160 changes in assignments, 332-335 Housing, 320-323 Immaturity, 339 children 1-4 years, 124-126 infant mortality, 82-83 diarrheal disease and, 149-152 nutritional deficiency and, 149-152, 183-184 neonatal mortality, 97-112 nutritional deficiency and, 165-166 pneumonia and, 151-152 Infectious diseases, 137-138, 332 Medellin project, Colombia children 1-4 years, 125-126, 130 Amebiasis, 144-145, 157 Anomalies, congenital, 188-194, 196, 200-202, Interviews family, 429 204, 206-214, 216, 342 Assignments, changes of, 330, 332-333, 335-336, medical, 37-38 Malignant neoplasms, 219-221 338-339, 342-343 Measles, 125, 130, 146-148, 150-152, 159-160, Autopsies congenital anomalies, 191 183, 332-333 Mortality neonatal, 93 nutritional deficiency, 162 infant, 61-63, 69-70, 76, 79-80, 82-89 neonatal, 76, 84-85, 92-122 under 5 years, 37-40 one year, 129-131 Birth(s) multiple, among neonatal deaths, 55 1-4 years, 65, 125-128 postneonatal, 76, 84-89 place of, 300-302 2-4 years, 133-134 rates, 35-36, 243 under 5 years, 59, 61, 69 weights of Nervous system, diseases of, 226-228, 343 infant deaths, availability of, 47-48 Nutritional deficiency neonatal deaths, 47-57, 102, 105, 110 age at death, 168-171, 174-176 postneonatal deaths, 88-89 breast feeding and, 269-270 Breast feeding, 258-264, 266-267, 269-270 changes in assignments, 336 Certificates of death, 37-38 children 1-4 years, 126-128 Death(s) diarrheal disease and, 181-183 also Mortality below) immaturity and, 165-166 (see also 431 infant, 82-83, 86-87 by age, 61, 410, 431 measles and, 183 by by age birth of order, mother, 248-249 242-243 type, te, 174-176 1 83 by cause, 410 Occupation of father, 275, 277-278 plae, 0 Poliomyelitis, 156, 160 rates by age, 61, 411 Prenatal care, 296-299 by cause, 411 Previous pregnancies, 253-256 Description of, 20-22 Registration of deaths, 32-34 Diarrieptisease 1-13 3Respiratory system, diseases of, 229-230, 343 Diarrheal disease, 141-143, 332-335 Sanitary facilities (toilet), 318-320 breast feeding and, 266-267 Septicenia, 157-158, 332 children 1-4 years, 125-126, 130 Sudden death, 239, 343 infants, 86-87 nutritional def-ciency and, 181-183 Syphilis, 157 Diphtheria, 154, 160 Tetanus, 155 Education of mother, 279-281, 283-288, 290- Tuberculosis, 153, 332 293 Vaccinations, 159-160 breast feeding and, 264 Water supplies, 310-312, 314-315, 318-320 infectious diseases and, 286-287, 290-291 Whooping cough, 155, 332 nutritional deficiency and, 292-293 perinatal causes and, 286-288 Medical attention hospitalization, 302-305 External causes, 234-238, 343 place of birth, 300-302 Hospitalization, 303-304 place of death, 305-307
A6( PatternisofMbrtalitl in VAI&Uhooa Medical attention (cont.) prenatal care, 295-299 Mexico, 24-25 nortality in childhood, 71 see also Monterrey project) Milanesi, M. L., 265, 271, 441 Miller, E. L*M., 186, 439 Miller, H. C.,52, 440 Ministers of Health agreements, 6 Andean Region, 350 Special meeting (1968), 146, 333 Special meeting (1972), 310, 320, 350 Miranda, M., 441 Monterrey project, Mexico Amebiasis, 144-145, 157 Anomalies, congenital, 188-198, 200-204, 206- 214, 216-217, 342 Assignments, changes of, 330, 332-333, 335-336, 338-339, 342-343 Autopsies congenital anomalies, 191 neonatal, 93 nutritional deficiency, 162 under 5 years, 37-40 Birth(s) by age of mother, 246-247 by birth order, 251 multiple, among neonatal deaths, 55 place of, 300-302 rates, 35-36, 243 weights of infant deaths, availability of, 47-48 neonatal deaths, 47-57, 102, 105, 110 postneonatal deaths, 88-89 Breast feeding, 258-264, 266-267, 269-270 Certificates of death, 37-38 Death(s) (see also Mortality below) by age, 61, 422, 431 by age of mother, 242-243 by birth order, 248-249 by cause, 422 place of, 307 rates by age, 61, 423 by cause, 423 Description of, 24-25 Diarrheal disease, 141-143, 332, 335 breast feeding and, 266-267 children 1-4 years, 125-126, 130 infants, 86-87 nutritional deficiency and, 181-183 Diphtheria, 154, 160 Monterrey project, Mexico (cont.) Education of mother, 279-281,283-288, 290-293 breast feeding and, 264 infectious diseases and, 286-288, 290-291 nutritional deficiency and, 292-293 perinatal causes and, 286-288 External causes, 234-228, 343 Hospitalization, 303-304 Housing, 321-323 Immaturity, 339 infant mortality, 82-83 neonatal mortality, 97-112 nutritional deficiency and, 165-166 Infectious diseases, 137-138, 332 children 1-4 years, 125-126, 130 Interviews family, 429 medical, 37-38 Malignant neoplasms, 219-221 Measles, 125, 130, 146-148, 150-152, 159-160, 183, 332-334 Mortality infant, 61-62, 71, 76, 79-89 neonatal, 76, 84-86, 92-122 one year, 129-131 1-4 years, 65, 125-127 postneonatal, 76, 84-89 2-4 years, 133-134 under 5 years, 58-59, 61 Nervous system, diseaseb ui, L216- 228 , 343 Nutritional deficiency age at death, 168-171, 174-176 breast feeding and, 269-270 changes in assignments, 336 children 1-4 years, 125-127 diarrheal disease and, 181-183 immaturity and, 165-166 infant, 82-83, 86-87 measles and, 183 type, 174-176 Occupation of father, 275, 277-278 Poliomyelitis, 156, 160 Prenatal care, 296-299 Previous pregnancies, 253-256 Registration of deaths, 32-34 Respiratory system, diseases of, 229-230, 343 Sanitary facilities (toilet), 318-320 Septicemia, 157-158, 332 Sudden death, 239, 343 Syphilis, 157 Tetanus, 155 Tuberculosis, 153, 332 Vaccinations, 159-160
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A6( Patternis<strong>of</strong>Mbrtalitl in VAI&Uhooa<br />
Medical attention (cont.) <br />
prenatal care, 295-299 <br />
Mexico, 24-25 <br />
nortality in childhood, 71 <br />
see also Monterrey project) <br />
Milanesi, M. L., 265, 271, 441 <br />
Miller, E. L*M., 186, 439 <br />
Miller, H. C.,52, 440 <br />
Ministers <strong>of</strong> Health <br />
agreements, 6 <br />
Andean Region, 350 <br />
Special meeting (1968), 146, 333 <br />
Special meeting (1972), 310, 320, 350 <br />
Miranda, M., 441 <br />
Monterrey project, Mexico <br />
Amebiasis, 144-145, 157 <br />
Anomalies, congenital, 188-198, 200-204, 206-<br />
214, 216-217, 342 <br />
Assignments, changes <strong>of</strong>, 330, 332-333, 335-336, <br />
338-339, 342-343 <br />
Autopsies <br />
congenital anomalies, 191 <br />
neonatal, 93 <br />
nutritional deficiency, 162 <br />
under 5 years, 37-40 <br />
Birth(s) <br />
by age <strong>of</strong> mother, 246-247 <br />
by birth order, 251 <br />
multiple, among neonatal deaths, 55 <br />
place <strong>of</strong>, 300-302 <br />
rates, 35-36, 243 <br />
weights <strong>of</strong> <br />
infant deaths, availability <strong>of</strong>, 47-48 <br />
neonatal deaths, 47-57, 102, 105, 110 <br />
postneonatal deaths, 88-89 <br />
Breast feeding, 258-264, 266-267, 269-270 <br />
Certificates <strong>of</strong> death, 37-38 <br />
Death(s) <br />
(see also Mortality below) <br />
by age, 61, 422, 431 <br />
by age <strong>of</strong> mother, 242-243 <br />
by birth order, 248-249 <br />
by cause, 422 <br />
place <strong>of</strong>, 307 <br />
rates by age, 61, 423 <br />
by cause, 423 <br />
Description <strong>of</strong>, 24-25 <br />
Diarrheal disease, 141-143, 332, 335 <br />
breast feeding and, 266-267 <br />
children 1-4 years, 125-126, 130 <br />
infants, 86-87 <br />
nutritional deficiency and, 181-183 <br />
Diphtheria, 154, 160 <br />
Monterrey project, Mexico (cont.)<br />
Education <strong>of</strong> mother, 279-281,283-288, 290-293<br />
breast feeding and, 264<br />
infectious diseases and, 286-288, 290-291<br />
nutritional deficiency and, 292-293<br />
perinatal causes and, 286-288<br />
External causes, 234-228, 343<br />
Hospitalization, 303-304<br />
Housing, 321-323<br />
Immaturity, 339<br />
infant <strong>mortality</strong>, 82-83<br />
neonatal <strong>mortality</strong>, 97-112<br />
nutritional deficiency and, 165-166<br />
Infectious diseases, 137-138, 332<br />
children 1-4 years, 125-126, 130<br />
Interviews<br />
family, 429<br />
medical, 37-38<br />
Malignant neoplasms, 219-221<br />
Measles, 125, 130, 146-148, 150-152, 159-160,<br />
183, 332-334<br />
Mortality<br />
infant, 61-62, 71, 76, 79-89<br />
neonatal, 76, 84-86, 92-122<br />
one year, 129-131<br />
1-4 years, 65, 125-127<br />
postneonatal, 76, 84-89<br />
2-4 years, 133-134<br />
under 5 years, 58-59, 61<br />
Nervous system, diseaseb ui, L216- 228 , 343<br />
Nutritional deficiency<br />
age at death, 168-171, 174-176<br />
breast feeding and, 269-270<br />
changes in assignments, 336<br />
children 1-4 years, 125-127<br />
diarrheal disease and, 181-183<br />
immaturity and, 165-166<br />
infant, 82-83, 86-87<br />
measles and, 183<br />
type, 174-176<br />
Occupation <strong>of</strong> father, 275, 277-278<br />
Poliomyelitis, 156, 160<br />
Prenatal care, 296-299<br />
Previous pregnancies, 253-256<br />
Registration <strong>of</strong> deaths, 32-34<br />
Respiratory system, diseases <strong>of</strong>, 229-230, 343<br />
Sanitary facilities (toilet), 318-320<br />
Septicemia, 157-158, 332<br />
Sudden death, 239, 343<br />
Syphilis, 157<br />
Tetanus, 155<br />
Tuberculosis, 153, 332<br />
Vaccinations, 159-160
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