Nutritional and Feeding Considerations for Infants Quiz Module 3

What is the primary recommendation by the World Health Organization for infant feeding during the first 6 months?

• Exclusive breastfeeding

• Exclusive formula feeding

• Partial formula feeding

• Introduction of solid foods

What is the main benefit of breastfeeding mentioned in the text?

• Enhanced immunity

• Increased weight gain

• Reduced sleep duration

• Higher risk of infections

What should mothers be advised regarding the introduction of formula feeding?

• It is recommended for all infants

• It is always beneficial

• It can have financial implications

• It has no impact on breastfeeding

What is colostrum?

• The first milk produced after birth

• A solid food for infants

• A vitamin supplement

• A type of infant formula

Which of the following is a contraindication for breastfeeding?

• Active untreated tuberculosis

• Mild cold symptoms

• Normal pregnancy

• Healthy lifestyle

What is the recommended duration for continued breastfeeding according to WHO?

• Up to 2 years or beyond

• For 1 year only

• Until the baby is 6 months old

• Only during the first month

What is the primary source of nutrition for infants in the first year of life?

• Solid foods

• Cow's milk

• Breast milk

• Infant formula

What is the composition of breast milk primarily designed for?

• Taste preference

• Weight gain

• Optimal growth and immunity

• Digestive ease

What is the role of DHA and AA in breast milk?

• Support cognitive and visual development

• Increase appetite

• Enhance taste

• Reduce allergies

What is the average energy requirement for boys aged 0-6 months?

• 472 to 645 kcal per day

• 300 to 400 kcal per day

• 600 to 800 kcal per day

• 200 to 300 kcal per day