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Pre-test on emergency nutrition basics

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Mohammad Ibrahim

Afghanistan

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Nutrition in Emergency Pre-TestVersion en ligne Pre-test on emergency nutrition basics par Mohammad Ibrahim 1 What is the first-line therapy for severe acute malnutrition in children? a Rice-water solution b Iron tablets c F-100 milk formula d RUTF (Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food) 2 Approximate daily energy need for a child in emergencies (kcal per kg body weight)? a 50 kcal/kg/day b 200 kcal/kg/day c 150 kcal/kg/day d 100 kcal/kg/day 3 What feeding method should be promoted for infants during emergencies? a Exclusive breastfeeding b Cow’s milk c Solid foods d Juice/sugar water 4 Which stabilization milk is used in hospital care for SAM? a F-75 therapeutic milk b Whole cow milk c F-100 milk d Skim milk powder 5 Which micronutrient is commonly given to prevent deficiency symptoms like night blindness? a Vitamin A b Vitamin C c Vitamin D d Vitamin K 6 Which simple measure is commonly used to assess malnutrition in the field? a MUAC (mid-upper arm circumference) b Waist circumference c Head circumference d BMI 7 Which supplement helps reduce duration and severity of diarrhea in malnourished children? a Iron tablets b Zinc supplementation c Potassium chloride d Calcium tablets 8 How long is typical Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) treatment for SAM in outpatient care? a 2 weeks b 12 weeks c 4 weeks d About 6–8 weeks 9 Which condition indicates the need for hospital care in a malnutrition emergency? a Low-grade fever b Mild dehydration c Mild hunger d Severe edema or medical complications 10 Which nutrients are critical to prevent anemia during emergencies? a Zinc and selenium b Vitamin C and calcium c Potassium and magnesium d Iron and folic acid Feedback 1 RUTF is standard for SAM management after stabilization. 2 During stabilization and recovery, about 100 kcal/kg/day is used. 3 Exclusive breastfeeding provides optimal nutrition and protection. 4 F-75 is used during inpatient stabilization of SAM. 5 Vitamin A supplementation helps prevent deficiency disorders in outbreaks. 6 MUAC is a rapid indicator of wasting in children. 7 Zinc supports gut health and reduces duration of diarrhea. 8 RUTF courses usually span 6–8 weeks depending on recovery. 9 Severe signs require inpatient management and monitoring. 10 Iron and folic acid supplementation helps prevent anemia in affected children.

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Nutrition in Emergency Pre-TestVersion en ligne

par Mohammad Ibrahim

What is the first-line therapy for severe acute malnutrition in children?

Approximate daily energy need for a child in emergencies (kcal per kg body weight)?

What feeding method should be promoted for infants during emergencies?

Which stabilization milk is used in hospital care for SAM?

Which micronutrient is commonly given to prevent deficiency symptoms like night blindness?

Which simple measure is commonly used to assess malnutrition in the field?

Which supplement helps reduce duration and severity of diarrhea in malnourished children?

How long is typical Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) treatment for SAM in outpatient care?

Which condition indicates the need for hospital care in a malnutrition emergency?

Which nutrients are critical to prevent anemia during emergencies?

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