FFL U5 Childhood Nutrition

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At what age do children typically begin to lose their deciduous (baby) teeth?

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6–7 years

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What is the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range (AMDR) for carbohydrates for children?

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45–65% of daily calories

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How much calcium do children aged 4–8 years require daily? Options: 500 mg, 800 mg, 1,000 mg, 1,200 mg

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800 mg

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Why should children consume high-fiber carbohydrates?

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To support digestion and reduce the risk of obesity.

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What is one important role of protein in a child's diet?

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Supporting muscle growth and development

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Which vitamin is important for building dense bones and should be supplemented if not consumed in adequate amounts?

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Vitamin D

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Why should children's diets be nutrient-dense rather than just calorie-dense?

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To reduce the risk of malnutrition and obesity.

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How might poor nutrition in childhood impact a child's ability to learn and concentrate? Options: It can reduce bone density, causing physical pain., It may affect mental well-being and brain function., It increases physical activity, leading to distractions., It helps children stay more alert and focused.

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It may affect mental well-being and brain function.

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If a child is not consuming adequate iron, what dietary recommendations would be best to prevent iron deficiency?

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Include lean meats, legumes, fish, and iron-enriched cereals.

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What factors should be considered when determining a child's energy needs? Options: Age, physical activity, and gender, Family history of obesity, Number of siblings and family income, Daily intake of sweets and fats

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Age, physical activity, and gender