A low _____, or wasting, indicates acute malnutrition.
During stabilization phase of SAM, Vitamin A should be given on day _____, day 2 and day 14
Electrolyte imbalance is treated in stabilization phase of SAM by supplementing _____ and magnesium for atleast 2 weeks
A low _____ indicates acute on chronic malnutrition.
Treatment of dehydration based on severity: Plan A: If the child is _____ years of age, 100-200 mL of ORS should be given after each loose stool.
The dose of vitamin A prophylaxis for a 1-yr-old child would be _____ IU orally.
Rehydration solution for malnourished (ReSoMal) contains _____ mmol/L of chloride.
The dose of vitamin A prophylaxis for a less than 6 month-old child would be _____ IU orally.
Peripheral edema and a flaky paint dermatitis seen characteristically in _____
Foremilk is secreted at the start of the feed and is rich in _____, sugar, vitamins, minerals, and water that quenches the baby s thirst.
Breastfeeding
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Infant Formula Feeding
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Complementary Feeding
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Nutritional Requirements by Age
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Malnutrition and Failure to Thrive
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Obesity in Children
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Vitamin Deficiencies
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Mineral Deficiencies
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Food Allergies and Intolerances
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Nutritional Management of Chronic Diseases
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Eating Disorders
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Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition
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