| Girls (n = 765) | Boys (n = 780) | Tot. Pop. (n = 1545) |
---|
 | No. | % | No. | % | No. | % |
Underweight
| 53 |
6.9
| 49 |
6.3
| 102 |
6.6
|
Average weight
| 398 |
52.0
| 300 |
38.5
| 698 |
45.2
|
Overweight
| 71 |
9.3
| 123 |
15.8
| 194 |
12.6
|
Obese
| 10 |
1.3
| 34 |
4.4
| 44 |
2.9
|
Missing
| 233 |
30.5
| 274 |
35.1
| 507 |
32.8
|
Total
| 765 |
100.0
| 780 |
100.0
| 1545 |
100.0
|
- Sex- and age-specific cut-off points were based on international standards proposed by Cole [15]. For defining underweight, it was used a different criteria. In particular, the 3° percentile was used for the characterization of underweight [16, 17].
- *Some percentages do not total 100 because of rounding.