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(Eng) Pre Test 11,12,13

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How can we identify weak newborn child?

a)

a) When the baby is born before completing 8.5 months

b)

b) When the birth weight is less than 2 kg

c)

c) When the baby is not able to breastfeed with full rigor

d)

d) All of the above

2.

How can we help weak newborn baby survive?

a)

a) By giving extra breastfeeding

b)

b) By giving Kangaroo Mother care

c)

c) By ensuring extra breastfeeding, warmth and cleanliness

d)

d) By giving live saving antibiotics to baby

3.

What advice can be given to family for maintaining cleanliness?

a)

a) Wash Hands before handling baby

b)

b) Use only clean and sterilized bottle to feed baby

c)

c) Keep the cord clean and dry

d)

d) Both a & c

4.

What food items can be given to a 7 – 8 month old child?

a)

a) Pulses water

b)

b) Soft Biscuit with Tea

c)

c) Venpongal

d)

d) Rice water

5.

Which food group is important for building the body?

a)

a) Cereals & Millets

b)

b) Pulses, Legumes, Nuts & Non Veg food items

c)

c) Green Leafy Vegetable

d)

d) Edible Oils

6.

How frequently a child more than 3 year should be weighed?

a)

a) Every month once

b)

b) Once in two months

c)

c) Twice a month

d)

d) Once in quarter

7.

How to measure wasting?

a)

a Weight for height/length

b)

b) Head circumference

c)

c) Age for weight

d)

d) Age for Height

8.

How to identify whether the child is born premature?

a)

a) Born after Date of maturity

b)

b) Before EDD

c)

c) Born Before Date of maturity

d)

d) After EDD

9.

Why are we worried about wasted child?

a)

a) Wasted children don’t learn

b)

b) Wasted children are more likely to die

c)

c) Wasted children fall sick easily

d)

d) Both b & c

10.

Do all wasted children require admission in hospital?

a)

a) Yes, all require admission in hospital

b)

b) Children with no or very poor appetite, who are sick

c)

c) Wasted Children with no Appetite

d)

d) Both b & c

11.

What to do for those severely wasted children who are not admitted in hospital?

a)

a) Provide home cooked adequate quantity, diversity of food, 5 to 6 times a day, with breastfeeding and maintain hygiene

b)

b) Both a & d

c)

c) Give Supplementary nutrition from AWC

d)

d) Find out the cause of wasting

12.

In our state, according to NFHS 4, how many children under 5 year of age are severely wasted?

a)

a) 9.2%

b)

b) 19.7%

c)

c) 8.9%

d)

d) 12.2%

13.

In our state, according to NFHS 4, how many children under 5 year of age are Stunted?

a)

a) 34.9%

b)

b) 39.5%

c)

c) 43.9%

d)

d) 42.0%

14.

How can we help the family to ensure that complementary feeding to the child is initiated at the right age?

a)

a) AWW and ASHA should start counseling the family from the beginning of fifth or sixth month of the infant

b)

b) Counsel the family after the infant has reached the age of 6 months

c)

c) Both a & b

d)

d) Counsel the family in seventh month of child

15.

How to give complementary feed?

a)

a) Feed in a separate bowl with the help of a spoon

b)

b) The food should be properly mashed. Initially, complementary food should be soft and easy to swallow

c)

c) Wash your hands with soap before preparing food and feeding the infant

d)

d) All of the above

16.

What types of food should be given in the beginning?

a)

Start with semi-solid mixture of rice and pulses or khichdi

b)

Mix available vegetables, curd, ghee, oil etc. which are available at home. Households that are non-vegetarian may continue to feed food items that are good sources of high-quality protein, Vitamin A and D. Also, the food should be well cooked, soft and mashed

c)

Don't give thin soup of pulses (dal ka pani) or rice starch (chawal ka maadh). Don't give liquids like tea, coffee etc

d)

d) Both a & b