Learner Assessment: Enduring Activity
"Feeding the child with gastroparesis: From oral to enteral nutrition"

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1. Please enter your name (Required.)

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2. Please enter your email address (Required.)

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3. What is currently considered the gold standard test for diagnosing gastroparesis? (Required.)

Dynamic gastric MRI

4-hour nuclear gastric emptying scintigraphy

Upper endoscopy with biopsy

C13 spirulina gastric emptying breath test

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4. Gastric emptying scintigraphy in children is interpreted using validated pediatric norms and a standardized pediatric protocol. (Required.)

True

False

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5. Emerging evidence shows that which factors affect gastric emptying rates in children? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

Age

Sex

Pubertal stage

Blood type

Body mass

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6. Which dietary approaches are included in the ACG Clinical Guidelines for gastroparesis? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

Small particle foods

Reduced solid fats

Low fiber

At least 4-5 small meals per day

A highly restrictive elimination diet

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7. ARFID is common in gastroparesis, and an eating disorder should be considered when evaluating escalation to enteral feeds. (Required.)

True

False

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Learner Assessment: Enduring Activity"Feeding the child with gastroparesis: From oral to enteral nutrition​"

Question Title

* 1. Please enter your name (Required.)

Question Title

* 2. Please enter your email address (Required.)

Question Title

* 3. What is currently considered the gold standard test for diagnosing gastroparesis? (Required.)

Question Title

* 4. Gastric emptying scintigraphy in children is interpreted using validated pediatric norms and a standardized pediatric protocol. (Required.)

Question Title

* 5. Emerging evidence shows that which factors affect gastric emptying rates in children? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

Question Title

* 6. Which dietary approaches are included in the ACG Clinical Guidelines for gastroparesis? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

Question Title

* 7. ARFID is common in gastroparesis, and an eating disorder should be considered when evaluating escalation to enteral feeds. (Required.)

Learner Assessment: Enduring Activity
"Feeding the child with gastroparesis: From oral to enteral nutrition"

1. Please enter your name (Required.)

2. Please enter your email address (Required.)

3. What is currently considered the gold standard test for diagnosing gastroparesis? (Required.)

4. Gastric emptying scintigraphy in children is interpreted using validated pediatric norms and a standardized pediatric protocol. (Required.)

5. Emerging evidence shows that which factors affect gastric emptying rates in children? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

6. Which dietary approaches are included in the ACG Clinical Guidelines for gastroparesis? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

7. ARFID is common in gastroparesis, and an eating disorder should be considered when evaluating escalation to enteral feeds. (Required.)