1. An infant who is not keeping up with growth in length, signifies ___________-term nutritional insufficiencies, whereas if the infant is not keeping up with weight gain it signifies ________-term...

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1. An infant who is not keeping up with growth in length, signifies ___________-term nutritional insufficiencies, whereas if the infant is not keeping up with weight gain it signifies ________-term nutritional insufficiencies. a. long, short b. short, long c. long, long d. short, short QUESTION 2 1. The _________Growth Charts are used for children Birth-2. a. Centers for Disease Control b. American Pediatric Academy c. World Health Organization d. American Psychological Society 2 points    QUESTION 3 1. If an infant is born in the 49th percentile for height and weight, but at 6 months is now at the 30th percentile for Height/weight, there is clearly malnutrition or nutritional deficiency and we should intervene immediately.   True  False 2 points    QUESTION 4 1. An 11-year-old boy with a BMI of 16 would be in the ____________range. a. Obese b. Healthy Weight c. Overweight d. Underweight 2 points    QUESTION 5 1. ______________ is the leading environmental cause of Failure to Thrive 2 points    QUESTION 6 1. Compared to whole cow's milk, human milk has ________protein, _________fat, and __________carbohydrates. Less, less, less Less, more, less More, less, more Less, more, more  2 points    QUESTION 7 1. Human milk provides less protein than whole cow's milk, therefore if the baby is totally breast-fed we need to supplement with another protein source.  True  False 2 points    QUESTION 8 1. _____________ of the energy provided from formula or breast milk comes from fat. 2 points    QUESTION 9 1. What is a possible consequence of not giving an injection of Vitamin K at birth? a. The baby could stop breathing. b. The baby could suffer loss of eye sight. c. The baby could bleed uncontrollably. d. The baby could slip into a coma. 2 points    QUESTION 10 1. One reason we begin to supplement breast milk with cereal or solid food at 6mos is because this mineral is depleted and must be restored. a. Iron b. Calcium c. Zinc d. Flouride 2 points    QUESTION 11 1. If a baby is breastfeeding 8-10 times a day, this is a possible sign that a. the baby is not getting enough nutrition from the breast milk. b. the baby is ready to eat some solid foods. c. the baby is going to gain too much weight and become overweight/obese. d. the baby is sick and needs medical attention. 2 points    QUESTION 12 1. Cow's milk _________ be given until age one.  From age 1-2 if giving cow's milk it should be __________. After age 2 cow's milk should be __________. a. Should: Fat Free: Full Fat b. should not: fat Free: Fat Free c. should: full fat: fat free/reduced fat d. should not: full fat: fat free/reduced fat 2 points    QUESTION 13 1. This mineral is vital to bone growth during childhood and adolescence. a. Iron b. Magnesium c. Potassium d. Calcium