NTR 410 EXAM WITH WELL DETAILED QUESTION &
ANSWERS PERFECTLY A+ GRADED WITH RATIONALE
NEW UPDATE
Match the interventions in infants and children with the most likely result. CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>Vitamin A in children → Reduction of all-cause mortality, reduced diarrhea and
measles
Delayed cord clamping → Increase in newborn hemoglobin and higher serum ferritin
concentration at 6 months of age, reduction in need for blood transfusion, lower risk of
complications after birth
Vitamin K → Reduction in risk of bleeding
Massage for premature infants→ Increased insulin and IGF-1, increase weight gain, reduce
hospital stay, improves bone density
Vitamin A in neonates → Reduced mortality and oxygen requirement at 1 month of age
,Kangaroo Care → Increase in breastfeeding at 1-4 months of age and increased duration of
breastfeeding, reduction in the risk of mortality, reduction in nosocomial infection or sepsis,
reduction in prevalence of hypothermia
Multiple micronutrient supplementation in children → Improved height and weight gain,
increase in reasoning abilities, improved hemoglobin concentration, reduced IDA and retinol
deficiency
Match the interventions in women of reproductive age and during pregnancy with the most
likely result. CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Folic acid supplementation by fortification of the
food supply → Prevents neural tube defects, improves birth weight, and decreases
megaloblastic anemia
Intermittent iron supplementation → Reduce risk of anemia, reduce low birth weight
Iodine supplementation→ Reduction in cretinism, increase in developmental scores in children
Zinc supplementation → Reduction in preterm birth
Calcium supplementation→ Reduces gestational hypertensive disorders
Daily iron or iron and folic acid supplementation → Reduction in anemia at term, reduction in
iron deficiency anemia (IDA), reduction in the incidence of low birth weight
Which of the following descriptions correctly describes the term "stunting"?
a. The loss of fat and muscle mass
,b. It is caused by malnutrition
c. The inability for a child to reach their genetic potential for height CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>b. It is caused by malnutrition
c. The inability for a child to reach their genetic potential for height
Which of the following descriptions correctly describes the term "wasting"?
Select one or more:
a. The inability for a child to reach their genetic potential for height
b. The loss of fat and muscle mass
c. It is caused by malnutrition CORRECT ANSWER>>>>b. The loss of fat and muscle
mass
c. It is caused by malnutrition
Which of the following interventions directly resulted in an improvement in height in children
(according to the reading)?
a. Zinc supplementation
b. Promotion of dietary diversity and complementary feeding
c. Vitamin K supplementation
d. Vitamin A supplementation
e. Multiple micronutrient supplementation CORRECT ANSWER>>>>a. Zinc
supplementation
b. Promotion of dietary diversity and complementary feeding
e. Multiple micronutrient supplementation
, Anitra has been trying to get pregnant with her first baby, but it is taking a long time. She has
been trying for over two years and has not yet conceived. Her BMI is 18 and she is 29 years old.
Which of the following are steps that her health care provider (HCP) should take to best help
Anitra and her future baby?
a. The HCP should prescribe hormone therapy with GnRH and FSH
b. The HCP should consider a referral to a psychologist if Anitra is unwilling to gain weight.
c. The HCP should work with Anitra on strategies to safely gain weight.
d. The HCP should prescribe clomid. CORRECT ANSWER>>>>b. The HCP should
consider a referral to a psychologist if Anitra is unwilling to gain weight.
c. The HCP should work with Anitra on strategies to safely gain weight.
Sperm production can cease when a man looses greater than 25% of his body weight (if he is at
a normal BMI to begin with).
T/F CORRECT ANSWER>>>>True
Adequate health and nutrition status can aid in the prevention of which of the following
outcomes?
a. Small for gestational age
b. Neonatal illness
c. Fetal growth restriction
d. Maternal mortality
e. Fetal mortality
f. Low birth weight
g. Congenital anomalies
h. Pregnancy complications CORRECT ANSWER>>>>all
ANSWERS PERFECTLY A+ GRADED WITH RATIONALE
NEW UPDATE
Match the interventions in infants and children with the most likely result. CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>Vitamin A in children → Reduction of all-cause mortality, reduced diarrhea and
measles
Delayed cord clamping → Increase in newborn hemoglobin and higher serum ferritin
concentration at 6 months of age, reduction in need for blood transfusion, lower risk of
complications after birth
Vitamin K → Reduction in risk of bleeding
Massage for premature infants→ Increased insulin and IGF-1, increase weight gain, reduce
hospital stay, improves bone density
Vitamin A in neonates → Reduced mortality and oxygen requirement at 1 month of age
,Kangaroo Care → Increase in breastfeeding at 1-4 months of age and increased duration of
breastfeeding, reduction in the risk of mortality, reduction in nosocomial infection or sepsis,
reduction in prevalence of hypothermia
Multiple micronutrient supplementation in children → Improved height and weight gain,
increase in reasoning abilities, improved hemoglobin concentration, reduced IDA and retinol
deficiency
Match the interventions in women of reproductive age and during pregnancy with the most
likely result. CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Folic acid supplementation by fortification of the
food supply → Prevents neural tube defects, improves birth weight, and decreases
megaloblastic anemia
Intermittent iron supplementation → Reduce risk of anemia, reduce low birth weight
Iodine supplementation→ Reduction in cretinism, increase in developmental scores in children
Zinc supplementation → Reduction in preterm birth
Calcium supplementation→ Reduces gestational hypertensive disorders
Daily iron or iron and folic acid supplementation → Reduction in anemia at term, reduction in
iron deficiency anemia (IDA), reduction in the incidence of low birth weight
Which of the following descriptions correctly describes the term "stunting"?
a. The loss of fat and muscle mass
,b. It is caused by malnutrition
c. The inability for a child to reach their genetic potential for height CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>b. It is caused by malnutrition
c. The inability for a child to reach their genetic potential for height
Which of the following descriptions correctly describes the term "wasting"?
Select one or more:
a. The inability for a child to reach their genetic potential for height
b. The loss of fat and muscle mass
c. It is caused by malnutrition CORRECT ANSWER>>>>b. The loss of fat and muscle
mass
c. It is caused by malnutrition
Which of the following interventions directly resulted in an improvement in height in children
(according to the reading)?
a. Zinc supplementation
b. Promotion of dietary diversity and complementary feeding
c. Vitamin K supplementation
d. Vitamin A supplementation
e. Multiple micronutrient supplementation CORRECT ANSWER>>>>a. Zinc
supplementation
b. Promotion of dietary diversity and complementary feeding
e. Multiple micronutrient supplementation
, Anitra has been trying to get pregnant with her first baby, but it is taking a long time. She has
been trying for over two years and has not yet conceived. Her BMI is 18 and she is 29 years old.
Which of the following are steps that her health care provider (HCP) should take to best help
Anitra and her future baby?
a. The HCP should prescribe hormone therapy with GnRH and FSH
b. The HCP should consider a referral to a psychologist if Anitra is unwilling to gain weight.
c. The HCP should work with Anitra on strategies to safely gain weight.
d. The HCP should prescribe clomid. CORRECT ANSWER>>>>b. The HCP should
consider a referral to a psychologist if Anitra is unwilling to gain weight.
c. The HCP should work with Anitra on strategies to safely gain weight.
Sperm production can cease when a man looses greater than 25% of his body weight (if he is at
a normal BMI to begin with).
T/F CORRECT ANSWER>>>>True
Adequate health and nutrition status can aid in the prevention of which of the following
outcomes?
a. Small for gestational age
b. Neonatal illness
c. Fetal growth restriction
d. Maternal mortality
e. Fetal mortality
f. Low birth weight
g. Congenital anomalies
h. Pregnancy complications CORRECT ANSWER>>>>all
