Literature Review: List of Tables and Exhibits
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TABLES
General Tables
Table 1.1 (PDF) - This table provides a summary of the validation and calibration studies described in the literature review, by population and assessment and reference method
Pregnancy and Lactation Tables
Table 2.1 (PDF) - Summary table:
Validation studies on pregnant women
Table 2.2 (PDF) - Validation of dietary assessment methods in pregnant women
Table 2.3 (PDF) - Validation of dietary assessment methods in breastfeeding women.
Table 2.4 (PDF) - Summary table: Surveys of pregnant and lactating populations
Table 2.5 (PDF) - Summary of diet-related questionnaires in 1994-1996, 1998 CSFII,
NHANES 1999-2001, and the integrated What We Eat in America-NHANES
Table 2.6 (PDF) - Nutrient and/or food
intake surveys in pregnant or breastfeeding populations
Infants and Toddlers Tables
Table 3.1 (PDF) - Validation of dietary
assessment methods in infant (0-12 mo.) children
Table 3.2 (PDF) -Validation of dietary
assessment methods in toddler (13-24 mo.) populations
Table 3.3 (PDF) - Summary table: Surveys
of infant and/or toddler populations
Table 3.4 (PDF) - Nutrient and/or food
intake surveys in infant and toddler populations
Preschool Age Children Tables
Table 4.1 (PDF) - Validation of dietary
assessment methods in preschool children
Table 4.2 (PDF) - Summary Table: Surveys
of preschool age children
Table 4.3 (PDF) - Nutrient and/or food
intake surveys in preschool age populations
School Age Children Tables
Table 5.1 (PDF) - Validation of dietary
assessment methods in school age populations
Table 5.2 (PDF) - Summary Table: Surveys
of school age populations
Adolescents Tables
Table 6.1 (PDF) - Validation of dietary
assessment methods in adolescent populations
Table 6.2 (PDF) - Summary Table: Surveys
of adolescent populations
EXHIBITS
Exhibit 1.1 - Definitions
and abbreviations
Exhibit 3.1 - Development
of infant feeding skills
Exhibit 3.2 - Guidelines
for collection and storage of human milk: Recommendations from the 2002
Technical Workshop on Human Milk Surveillance and Research on Environmental
Chemicals in the United States
Exhibit 5.1 - Respondent-observer
issues in the dietary assessment of school age children and adolescents
Exhibit 5.2 - Summary
of validation studies on children 5-12 years reviewed by McPherson et
al.
Exhibit 5.3 - Summary
and conclusions from Livingston and Robinson review
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