Self-Study Activity Post-Assessment: When Micros Become a Macro Problem: Identifying Micronutrient Deficiencies in Infants & Children, Caitlin Stewart, MS, RD, CDN, CNSC, CLC

POST-ASSESSMENT

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These are the post-assessment questions for this activity - correct answers are visible at the end of the survey, before the instructions to download your Certificate of Completion.

An elevated CRP can negatively affect the accuracy of: (Required.)

Weight

Edema

Head circumference

Micronutrient labs

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Examining sclera, conjunctiva, color, vision changes is a description of assessing: (Required.)

Eyes

Hair

Oral Cavity

Nails

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The most important tools for a nutrition focused physical assessment are: (Required.)

Penlight

Tongue depressor

Hands and eyes

Stethoscope

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Infants less than one year of age receiving cow’s milk are most likely to develop what deficiency? (Required.)

Vitamin C

Vitamin D

Vitamin E

Vitamin K

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Complaints of metallic or garlic taste could be an indication of micronutrient deficiency? (Required.)

Absorbic acid

Selenium

Vitamin B12

Vitamin D

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In infants, fontanel closure delay can be affected by (Required.)

Pruritus

Folate Deficiency

Vitamin D Deficiency

Excess Zinc intake

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Nutrition-focused physical exam of color, texture, and poor healing of wounds involves assessing: (Required.)

Nails

Eyes

Skin

Hair

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Iron, zinc, vitamin C function as: (Required.)

Prevention hair loss

Amino acid metabolism

Support for immune function

Cofactors for coagulation and blood clotting

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B12, iron, and copper deficiency can present as: (Required.)

Poor wound healing

Pale conjunctiva

Dry, flaky skin

Jaundiced Skin

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Calcium, copper, folate depletion can result from: (Required.)

Cystic fibrosis

Breast milk as sole source of nutrition during first six months of life

Chronic use of diuretics

Zinc deficiency

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Copper deficiency can present with: (Required.)

Failure of fontanels to close

Increased intake of cow's milk

Chronic parenteral nutrition

Chronic enteral nutrition

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Visual inspection of lips, tongue, gums, and mucosa involves what area of the body? (Required.)

Oral Cavity

Hair

Skin

Eyes

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Beau’s lines on nails, alopecia, delayed growth, and poor wound healing can be indicators of: (Required.)

Zinc deficiency

Copper deficiency

Selenium deficency

Vitamin D deficiency

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Growth retardation, bone disease, development delays can be consequences of: (Required.)

Thinning hair

Micronutrient deficiency

Pruritus

Dry oral mucosa

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Once correct answers are displayed at the end of the survey:
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I understand these instructions

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* These are the post-assessment questions for this activity - correct answers are visible at the end of the survey, before the instructions to download your Certificate of Completion. An elevated CRP can negatively affect the accuracy of: (Required.)

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* Examining sclera, conjunctiva, color, vision changes is a description of assessing: (Required.)

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* The most important tools for a nutrition focused physical assessment are: (Required.)

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* Infants less than one year of age receiving cow’s milk are most likely to develop what deficiency? (Required.)

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* Complaints of metallic or garlic taste could be an indication of micronutrient deficiency? (Required.)

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* In infants, fontanel closure delay can be affected by (Required.)

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* Nutrition-focused physical exam of color, texture, and poor healing of wounds involves assessing: (Required.)

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* Iron, zinc, vitamin C function as: (Required.)

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* B12, iron, and copper deficiency can present as: (Required.)

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* Calcium, copper, folate depletion can result from: (Required.)

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* Copper deficiency can present with: (Required.)

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* Visual inspection of lips, tongue, gums, and mucosa involves what area of the body? (Required.)

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* Beau’s lines on nails, alopecia, delayed growth, and poor wound healing can be indicators of: (Required.)

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* Growth retardation, bone disease, development delays can be consequences of: (Required.)

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* I must complete the survey before I can view the correct answers.Once correct answers are displayed at the end of the survey:I must click DONE to see instructions to download a Certificate of Completion. (Required.)

These are the post-assessment questions for this activity - correct answers are visible at the end of the survey, before the instructions to download your Certificate of Completion.

An elevated CRP can negatively affect the accuracy of: (Required.)

Examining sclera, conjunctiva, color, vision changes is a description of assessing: (Required.)

The most important tools for a nutrition focused physical assessment are: (Required.)

Infants less than one year of age receiving cow’s milk are most likely to develop what deficiency? (Required.)

Complaints of metallic or garlic taste could be an indication of micronutrient deficiency? (Required.)

In infants, fontanel closure delay can be affected by (Required.)

Nutrition-focused physical exam of color, texture, and poor healing of wounds involves assessing: (Required.)

Iron, zinc, vitamin C function as: (Required.)

B12, iron, and copper deficiency can present as: (Required.)

Calcium, copper, folate depletion can result from: (Required.)

Copper deficiency can present with: (Required.)

Visual inspection of lips, tongue, gums, and mucosa involves what area of the body? (Required.)

Beau’s lines on nails, alopecia, delayed growth, and poor wound healing can be indicators of: (Required.)

Growth retardation, bone disease, development delays can be consequences of: (Required.)

I must complete the survey before I can view the correct answers.
Once correct answers are displayed at the end of the survey:
I must click DONE to see instructions to download a Certificate of Completion.
(Required.)