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Malnutrition MCQs

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1. Malnutrition refers to:





2. The two major forms of malnutrition are:





3. Undernutrition occurs when the body receives:





4. Overnutrition is commonly associated with:





5. A child with poor weight gain and repeated infections should be assessed for:





6. Protein-energy malnutrition mainly affects:





7. The two main types of protein-energy malnutrition are:





8. Marasmus is caused mainly by deficiency of:





9. Kwashiorkor is mainly related to deficiency of:





10. A common sign of kwashiorkor is:





11. Severe wasting is commonly seen in:





12. A child with a swollen abdomen and edema may have:





13. The main cause of childhood malnutrition is often:





14. Malnutrition can be prevented by:





15. Growth monitoring helps identify:





16. A common indicator of childhood malnutrition is:





17. Stunting refers to:





18. Wasting refers to:





19. Underweight is measured by:





20. The best method to prevent infant malnutrition is:





21. Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for infants up to:





22. Complementary feeding should begin when the infant is:





23. Malnutrition increases the risk of:





24. A malnourished child may show:





25. Which group is most vulnerable to malnutrition?





26. Poverty contributes to malnutrition by causing:





27. Infection can worsen malnutrition by:





28. A nutritional assessment includes:





29. Body Mass Index (BMI) is used to assess:





30. A major consequence of severe malnutrition is:





31. Vitamin A deficiency in malnourished children may cause:





32. Iron deficiency in malnutrition may lead to:





33. Zinc deficiency may affect:





34. The nurse can help prevent malnutrition through:





35. Community nutrition programs focus on:





36. The treatment of malnutrition depends on:





37. A child recovering from malnutrition requires:





38. Poor sanitation can contribute to malnutrition by increasing:





39. The first step in managing malnutrition is:





40. Community health nurses help reduce malnutrition by promoting:





41. A child with severe acute malnutrition requires:





42. Malnutrition affects which body system significantly?





43. The best indicator of child growth is:





44. Proper maternal nutrition helps prevent:





45. Health education about malnutrition should include:





46. Malnutrition screening helps to:





47. A balanced diet prevents malnutrition by providing:





48. The main goal of nutritional rehabilitation is to:





49. Malnutrition prevention requires cooperation between:





50. The ultimate aim of controlling malnutrition is to:





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