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17. Obesity happens when energy intake (food) exceeds a child's need for growth, maintenance and activity A) True B) False 18. When toddlers refuse or become afraid to try new foods, they are said to be Neophobic A) True B) False 19. Safety must always be a priority when teachers select, plan and implement children's learning activities A) True B) False 20. Which of the following should be addressed in a School's Comprehensive Medical Response Plan A) Training teachers in infant and child CPR B) Make arrangements for Emergency Transportation C) All the above D) None of these 21. List three (3) foods commonly linked to childhood choking 22. Children's attitude about food and eating patterns are not formed during per-school yeans. A) True B) False List three (3) health problems associated with poor eating patterns 23. 24. Emergency care may be defined as immediate treatment administered for life-threatening conditions. A) True B) False Page 3

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17. When the energy intake is much more than the body requirements it leads for causing of obesity in the children. As the body mass index and the energy are not maintained in a equal level it leads to obesity. The answer is A- TRUE.

18. Toddlers refuse the new foods or gets afraid of the new items in the diet plan as they are not used for the regular diet. Toddler age starts from 1-2 years, for 1 year they are adopted for the breast feeding of the mother and suddenly any new thing is going to introduce them they will not accept them easily. Hence the condition is called as Neophobia. The answer is A- TRUE

19. When a teacher is participating in the learning activities to teach the students she should be very careful in selecting, planning and implementing of the activities which is important to protect the students from injuries. The answer is A- TRUE