HSAN MODULE 3 QUIZ

What is one important feeding practice for infants mentioned in the text?

• Prop a bottle while feeding

• Hold and interact with infants while feeding

• Feed infants solid food immediately

• Allow infants to feed themselves

According to the USDA, how does physical activity affect caloric intake recommendations?

• Less active individuals should consume more calories

• More physically active individuals should consume fewer calories

• More physically active individuals should consume more calories

• Physical activity does not affect caloric intake

Why is it beneficial to provide a written menu to parents in advance?

• It allows children to choose their meals

• It helps caregivers plan activities

• It offers benefits for children, caregivers, and parents

• It reduces the cost of meals

Explain why it is important to know the foods that children like and dislike.

• To ensure they eat only what they like

• To ensure a healthy and balanced diet

• To avoid cooking

• To reduce food waste

How might a child care program prepare to handle food-related issues?

• By ignoring dietary restrictions

• By preparing a variety of foods

• By having a plan for food allergies and preferences

• By serving the same meal to everyone

Discuss the impact of introducing the right foods at the right time on a child's development.

• It has no impact on development

• It ensures nutritional needs are met and skills develop properly

• It delays development

• It causes nutritional deficiencies

Analyze how a written menu can benefit caregivers in a child care setting.

• It allows caregivers to avoid planning

• It helps caregivers manage time and resources effectively

• It limits the variety of foods offered

• It increases the workload of caregivers

Evaluate the statement: "Propping a bottle while feeding an infant is a safe practice."

• True, it allows the caregiver to multitask

• False, it can lead to choking and ear infections

• True, it helps the infant feed independently

• False, it is recommended by pediatricians

What reasoning might the USDA use to recommend higher caloric intake for more active individuals?

• Active individuals burn more calories and need more energy

• Active individuals need fewer nutrients

• Active individuals should eat less to maintain weight

• Activity level does not affect caloric needs

Identify a potential consequence of not meeting the specific nutritional needs of different age groups.

• Enhanced growth and development

• Stunted growth and developmental delays

• Increased appetite

• Improved immune function