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Hs302 solar scale

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The HS302 solar scale by Tanita is a compact and lightweight weighing device designed for laboratory use. It features a solar-powered operation and a digital display to provide accurate weight measurements. The scale's core function is to precisely measure the weight of various items within a specified range.

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Anthropometric and Blood Pressure Measurement

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Respondents were measured and weighted as described in the WHO STEPS manual Part 3 [35 ]. Blood pressure was measured 3 times with the Omron HEM-780 blood pressure monitor. Height was measured with the Seca 213 stand-alone stadiometer, waist with the Seca 201 measuring tape, and weight with the Tanita HS302 solar scale.
Krishnadath I.S., Smits C.C., Jaddoe V.W., Hofman A, & Toelsie J.R. (2015). A National Surveillance Survey on Noncommunicable Disease Risk Factors: Suriname Health Study Protocol. JMIR Research Protocols, 4(2), e75.
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Anthropometric Measurement Procedures

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Weight was measured to the closest 100 g using a Tanita HS302 Solar Scale with participants in minimal clothing, stood in the centre of the scale with arms at sides and face forward. Standing heights of participants were measured to the nearest mm against a Shorr board. Both height and weight are the average of two measurements unless they differed by more than 4 mm or 400 g, respectively, in which case a third was taken and the average of the two closest was used. Stunting was defined as a height for age z-score <−2 according to WHO 2006 standards. Weight at 1 month was standardised to create a mean of 0 and SD of 1.
Haworth E.J., Tumbahangphe K.M., Costello A., Manandhar D., Adhikari D., Budhathoki B., Shrestha D.K., Sagar K, & Heys M. (2017). Prenatal and perinatal risk factors for disability in a rural Nepali birth cohort. BMJ Global Health, 2(3), e000312.
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