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Mother, Infant and Young Child Nutrition and Malnutrition

Mother, Infant and Young Child Nutrition and Malnutrition

 

WHO Feeding Tables


F-75 Reference Card
Volume of F-75 to give for children of different weights

 

Weight of  child (kg)

Volume of F-75 per feed (ml) a
 

Daily total  (130 Ml/kg)

80% of daily total a (minimum)

Every 2 hours b (12 feeds)

Every 3 hours c (8 feeds)

Every 4 hours  (6 feeds)

2.0203045260210
2.2253550286230
2.4254055312250
2.6304555338265
2.8304560364290
3.0355065390310
3.2355570416335
3.4355575442355
3.6406080468375
3.8406085494395
4.0456590520415
4.2457090546435
4.4507095572460
4.65075100598480
4.85580105624500
5.05580110650520
5.25585115676540
5.46090120702560
5.66090125728580
5.86595130754605
6.065100130780625
6.270100135806645
6.470105140832665
6.675110145858685
6.875110150884705
7.075115155910730
7.280120160936750
7.480120160962770
7.685125165988790
7.8851301701014810
8.0901301751040830
8.2901351801066855
8.4901401851092875
8.6951401901118895
8.8951451951144915
9.01001452001170935
9.21001502001196960
9.41051552051222980
9.610515521012481000
9.811016021512741020
10.011016022013001040


a
Volumes in these columns are rounded to the nearest 5 ml.

b Feed 2-hourly for at least the first day. Then, when little or no vomiting, modest diarrhoea <5 watery stools per day), and finishing most feeds, change to 3-hourly feeds.

c After a day on 3-hourly feeds.  If no vomiting, less diarrhoea, and finishing most feeds, change to 4-hourly feeds.
 


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Volume of F-75 for Children with Severe (+++) Oedema


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F-100 Reference Card
Range of Volumes for Free-Feeding with F-100

 

Weight of Child (kg)

Range of volumes per 4-hourly feed of F-100 (6 feeds daily)

Range of daily volumes of F-100

Minimum (ml)

Maximum (ml) a

Minimum (150  ml/kg/day)

Maximum (220  ml/kg/day)

2.05075300440
2.25580330484
2.46090360528
2.66595390572
2.870105420616
3.075110450660
3.280115480704
3.485125510748
3.690130540792
3.895140570836
4.0100145600880
4.2105155630924
4.4110160660968
4.61151706901012
4.81201757201056
5.01251857501100
5.21301907801144
5.41352008101188
5.61402058401232
5.81452158701276
6.01502209001320
6.21552309301364
6.41602359601408
6.61652409901452
6.817025010201496
7.017525510501540
7.218026510801588
7.418527011101628
7.619028011401672
7.819528511701716
8.020029512001760
8.220530012301804
8.421031012601848
8.621531512901892
8.822032513201936
9.022533013501980
9.223033513802024
9.423534514102068
9.624035014402112
9.824536014702156
10.025036515002200

a Volumes per feed are rounded to the nearest 5 ml.

29 September, 2011
 


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