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Nourishing the Journey: Neonatal Nutrition from Hospital to Home # 202625

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1.Date/Location
2.Last Name
3.First Name
4.E Mail address
5.Registered Nurse
6.License/ Registration # and State of Registration
7.Which of the following best describes the primary nutritional clinical dilemma regarding hospitalized infants born large-for-gestational age (LGA)?
8.Why might weight-based feeding calculations be problematic in infants born LGA, particularly infants of diabetic mothers (IDMs)?
9.Which infants are at greatest risk for post-discharge malnutrition and growth failure?
10.Which post-discharge feeding approach is commonly recommended for preterm infants with malnutrition or postnatal growth failure at NICH discharge?
11.The Joint Commission and the US Food and Drug Administration state that hospitals must have a method to respond to formula and product recalls
12.Feedings prepared bedside vs. in a centralized location with dedicated technicians were ____________ times more likely to show microbial growth.
13.Which foundational element is most critical to establish before initiating the Prep Room Project
14.From a capital and operational expenditure perspective, what represents the highest cost associated with opening a prep room?
15.How would you rate this conference?
16.Did this activity meet the stated learning objectives?
17.Was the activity relevant to professional dietetics practice?
18.Was the activity content valid?
19.Was the activity free of marketing and commercialism?
20.Did the activity present a balance perspective?
21.Overall, were you satisfied with the activity?