Peripheral edema and a flaky paint dermatitis seen characteristically in _____
A score of -3 SD indicates _____ malnutrition
At a child health clinic, the criteria to identify at-risk infants include failure to gain weight during _____ successive months
No weight gain in _____ visits is indicative of secondary failure of treatment of SAM in outpatient setting
Presence of ascites is classified as grade _____ kwashiorkor
Children with _____ have a voracious appetite, whereas children with kwashiorkor often refuse to eat. (kwashiorkor/marasmus)
Rehydration solution for malnourished (ReSoMal) contains _____ mmol/L of sodium.
_____ supplementation in children with diarrhea reduces the inappropriate use of antimicrobials
Which micronutrient should NOT be supplemented in stabilization phase of SAM?_____
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