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INFANCY, CHILDHOOD, AND ADOLESCENCE 1. An infant's birth weight 2. You can assess the growth of infants and children by plotting their measurements on a in 6 months and in 1 year. (CDC growth chart). 3. Infant weight is approximately--% water. 4. The ideal first food for infants: 5. Vitaminsupplementation is indicated for newborn breastfed infants. 6. Newborns receive vitaminafter birth to prevent hemorrhage. 7, Breastfeeding provides many advantages including: protection and PEvention. 8. Households with drawn each day run for a few minutes before use. 9. Don't put babies to bed with a bottle to prevent nursing bottle 10. Cow' milk should not be introduced before year old 11 . Solid foods can be introduced between months of age. 12. The first solid food introduced should be 13. Protein needs are/kg. for infants vs. adults 14. The meal most important to school age children is 15. Changing lifestyles have led to increased consumption of 16. Infants should never be fed 17. Infant foods should be prepared without 18. The main source of energy for children is 19. Constant dieting and eating disorders may be influenced by society and peer 20. Common food allergies include: 21. -plumbing should let the first water foods. due to a risk of botulism. and and may provide missing nutrients, if carefully planned. as a reward. 22. A strategy not recommended for children

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Answer 1

1. doubles, triples

2. Weight for age percentile graph in infants and Height for age percentile graph in children

3. 75-78%

4. Cooked and mashed single grain cereal, mashed banana

5. Vitamin D

6. Vitamin K

7. Allergy protection and Infections prevention

8. Lead plumbing

9. tooth decay

10. 1 year old

11. 4 - 6 months

12. pureed to prevent chocking