nutrition, health, and safety for young children

which statement best describes how team teachers coordinate supervision

dividing supervision by zone of the room, or assigning one to an activity while the other observes the full group

if ground beef is not cooked at a high enough temperature, which of the following should be the biggest concern

e. coli toxins

adults set the mealtime environment for toddlers which include all the following EXCEPT

foods the adults want to eat

all of the following are recommendations from the american academy of pediatrics EXCEPT

have children try at least one bite of a food

minimizing contamination risk during food preparation includes all of the following steps EXCEPT

practicing first in, first out (FIFO)

if a child discloses abuse, the teacher should do all of the following EXCEPT

promise the child that you won't tell

mandated reporters are required by law to

report reasonable suspicions of child maltreatment

which of the following is an example of a no-cook process entree

tuna salad

enrollment routines include which of the following

using evidence-based practices, gathering information, and orienting families

the three phases in healthful menu planning include all the following EXCEPT

complete a nutrient analysis of the menus using a professional software program

what is the term used by the CACFP to describe food groups, includes milk, grains/breads, meats/meat alternatives, and fruits/vegetables

components

which of the following statements is true about involving families in wellness curriculum

families should be recognized as the best resource for sharing information about their culture

the meal service considered best practice is

family style

the U. S. Department of health and human services recommends that children be physically active

for 60 minutes daily

other than secure attachment and safety, what other aspect of early childhood lays a foundation for health social and emotional development

free and unstructured play

an example of how teacher can support children's physical development in the mealtime environment is

provide child appropriate utensils, serving bowls, tables and chairs

healthy children need whole milk until age

two

undernutrition can occur in families who experience all EXCEPT

high bmi

a life threatening reaction that can lead to a drop of blood pressure, loss of consciousness, and death if untreated

anaphylaxis

assigning children to specific teachers does all of the following EXCEPT

requires the other teacher to focus only on his or her assigned children

the following practices are recommended by the american academy of pediatrics and academy of nutrition and dietetics for obesity prevention EXCEPT

restrict calories

minerals originate in

the earth

which statement is true about daily health checks

these checks include an assessment of physical appearance and behavior of the child looking for signs of illness, injury, or health concerns

the following statement is TRUE regarding CACFP portions

CACFP portions represent the minimum portion to serve, but more food can be offered if children show signs of hunger

teachers prepare themselves to support children to recover from abusive or violent experiences in all of the following ways EXCEPT

by anticipating that families will manage their own trauma

children are most likely to learn, or construct knowledge, in all of the following ways EXCEPT

by copying the teacher's art project

teacher olga learns that the parent of a three-year old child in her class leaves the child home sleeping at night while the parent studies at the library. the mother has told olga that it is common in her country to leave children in this way. olga wants to acknowledge the mother's culture, but is unsure if this is ok. what should olga do

contact the local child protection agency immediately to discuss the matter

once the maltreatment has been reported the teacher should

continue to support the child with sensitivity

which of the following is NOT information a teacher needs when a medication needs to be administered during the classroom times

cost of medication

the respectful understanding and appreciation of cultural differences and similarities among groups and the ability to use this understanding to interact effectively with people across cultures

cultural competency

what do we call a menu that offers a variety of foods every day, is planned for a week or longer, and repeats itself

cycle menu

the term used to describe children who have a fear of new foods is

food neophobia

what is the correct sequence for writing menus

gathering tools for menu planning, building menus, creating a budget for menus

school wellness policies must include the following

goals for physical activity to promote wellness

mandated reporters include all of the following EXCEPT

grocery store clerks and letter carriers

which of the following is NOT necessarily a characteristic of ADD or ADHD

has a low IQ on cognitive testing

chronic medical conditions

have a longer duration

acute medical conditions

have a short duration

which of the following is true about privacy and health information

health information should be discussed in a private space

which of the following statements about health or wellness is the most accurate

health is a state of physical, mental, and social well-being

all 50 states and the district of columbia are directed by legislation to establish a child care regulatory agency to

establish standards, monitor programs, and enforce the regulations

the U.S. consumer product safety commission is charged with

establishing toy safety labeling requirements

all of the following contribute to resilience in children EXCEPT

exposure to toxic stress

bullying is an example of

externalizing behavior

neglect refers to

failure to meet the child's basic needs

the single most common cause of unintentional injury is

falls

which of the following is NOT true about gathering health histories from families

health promotion such as reducing screen time should not be incorporated into health histories

aspects of the changing food environment that challenge children's diets include all of the following EXCEPT

heavier meals cooked from scratch

the first milk produced by the nursing mom is colostrum that is

high in antibodies

clostridium botulinum can be caused by

home or commercial canned foods that are not processed appropriately

good food sources of vitamin d, calcium, phosphorous and magnesium include

hot cereal and cream soups with milk instead of water

which of the following aspects of education is NOT associated with children with special health care needs

less incidence of infections because of decreased exposure to other children

you have a child in your preschool classroom whose BMI was calculated to be high. the parents are concerned and ask you for advice. what is the most appropriate response

listen respectfully to their concerns and offer support. tell them they should see their primary care provider as well for further evaluation

teachers supervise children using all the strategies below EXCEPT

looking up from the computer periodically to view the classroom

you have a 7 year old boy in your class that has symptoms related to worthlessness, inability to regulate emotions, and frequent sadness. what is the most appropriate initial step as a teacher

speak with the parents confidentiality without the child present

you have a 7-year old boy in your class that has symptoms related to worthlessness, inability to regulate emotions, and frequent sadness. what is the most appropriate initial step as a teacher

speak with the parents confidentiality without the child present

which of the following is true about children with special health care needs

special health care needs are present in families of all income levels, races, and cultures

monosaccharides include all of the following, EXCEPT

sucrose

the four most common causes of fatal injuries are

suffocation, motor vehicle and traffic accidents, drowning, and burns

the primary factor for children's food consumption is

taste

which of the following is NOT true about health evaluations

teachers do not necessarily make accommodations based on a child's health status

which statement best defines "sight and sound supervision"

teachers must be able to both see and hear children at all times

which of the following is true about supporting families who do NOT speak english

teachers should do their best to use trained interpreters when communicating with parents who do not speak english

where are more bus fatalities likely to occur

the 10 foot danger zone immediately surrounding the bus

factors that guide planning of an appropriate and safe facility for young children include all of the following EXCEPT

the architectural style most likely to be licensed by a regulatory agency

what is brain plasticity

the brain's ability to be flexible and change when new information expands or replaces previous knowledge

a federally funded program that provides guidance regarding portion sizes and assistance with food costs in a child care setting is call

the child and adult care food program

NAEYC's code of ethical conduct and statement of commitment embodies all EXCEPT

the code describes that teachers must follow practices the way they have always been done

which of the following is NOT true about ADHD

the only effective treatment is medication

most regulatory agencies consider all of the following when determining if a child care setting must be licensed EXCEPT

the sex of the director

what type of services are typically provided by mental health consultants

they can conduct observations in the classroom and offer suggestions for strategies teachers can employ to modify challenging behaviors

the healthy, hunger free kids act of 2010 provided for all of the following, EXCEPT

decreasing authority of the USDA, placing food service decisions in the hands of the local school board

the main reason single ingredients foods should be initially introduced to an infant is to

determine if the infant has an allergic reaction to the food

which of the following is NOT a national initiative aimed at improving children's wellness

diverse wellness administration

when can diet influence gene functions, creating a positive or negative impact on health

during pregnancy and prenatal development, early childhood, puberty, and old age

experience and learning change the "architecture" of the brain by

reinforcing the neural connections that are used and pruning those that are not used

as of 2004, the child nutrition and WIC reauthorization act required all federally sponsored schools to implement

school wellness policy

an effective way for a child care provider to support a breastfeeding mother is by informing her of the practices at the child care setting is to

share the child care setting's breastfeeding policy

complex carbohydrates include two different types

starch and dietary fiber

a USDA program that provides technical support and training for food service employees at school, as well as nutrition education opportunities for children is

team nutrition

what does it mean when we say that nutrition, health, and safety are closely aligned and interrelated

the healthful benefit of one area affects positive outcomes in the others, and gaps or challenges in one area negatively affect outcomes in the others

which one of these is an example of a stereotype

boys don't like to play with pink toys

the part of the whole grain kernel that contains the fiber is

bran

the following statements regarding the benefit of breastfeeding is true EXCEPT

breastfeeding can protect a child against HIV

an observable sign of physical abuse could include

bruises in varying stages of healing

which of the following is an example of a risk factor for poor health in children

poor attachment to primary caregiver

the following food should not be served to children under age 4 because of choking hazards

popcorn

the hazard and analysis critical control point (HACCP) system includes the following steps EXCEPT

prevent contamination of food handling

teachers are logical contributors to community efforts to prevent child maltreatment. positive community approaches include all of the following EXCEPT

programs which focus only on parents who have abused their children

safety impacts children's physical and emotional well-being by

protecting children from harm, allowing them to grow and learn free from fear and violence

which of the following is NOT a part or a type of health evaluation

referral to a local community health center for well child care

sexual abuse and exploitation includes all of the following EXCEPT

ridiculing or shaming a child

safety approaches used when planning the indoor environment include all of the following EXCEPT

selecting a developmentally appropriate patterned rug

susie is a 5 year old in a spanish immersion kindergarten class. she is joyful and slow to warm up. she is reserved in the first few weeks and her teacher, Ms. Jessica sees that susie feels unsure of herself at times and has heard her say "I'm not good at this". She discusses this with her parents at the first conference. They decide to give her time and space while noticing when she does have successes. as a team, the teacher along with her parents are contributing to which one of susie's emotional developmental milestones

self-efficacy

the primary purpose for regulations in child care settings is to protect children by

setting standards for a basic level of health and safety

which of the following is NOT a milestone of 2-3 year olds

showing more separation anxiety

new CACFP recommendations require ___________ to be offered to children once they reach the age of 2 years

skim milk or 1% milk

which of the following toys may introduce a potential choking hazard

balloons and magnets

as toddlers grow, their growth rate

decreases

the greatest hazards to health are contaminants caused by

microorganisms

safety practices for infants requires special attention to all of the following EXCEPT

cleaning high chairs and cribs daily so any child can use them

fat soluble vitamins include

vitamin d & e

each of the following are macronutrients EXCEPT

water

which of the following foods requires more careful management than the others it is considered a more potentially hazardous food

watermelon

the following are examples of soluble fibers, EXCEPT

wheat bran

what is joint attention

when a baby or toddler draws attention to something by pointing, for example, for the purposes of sharing the experience with another

which of the following is included in proper care of the infant's teeth

wiping the teeth and gums with a disposable tissue after each feeding

which of the following is included in proper care of the infants teeth

wiping the teeth and gums with a disposable tissue after each feeding

why is it important to teach wellness concepts during the early childhood years

young children are capable of learning healthful behaviors and being participants in promoting their own wellness

which of the following is NOT an example of a vaccine exemption that is allowed for parents

personal exemption

a rule of thumb for the portion size to offer toddlers is _____________ per year of age

1 tablespoon

in general, breast fed newborns tend to eat every _______________ hours or about __________ times per day for the first six weeks of life

1.5-3; 8-12

to prevent choking, food for toddlers (1-2 years of age) should be no larger than

1/4 inch diameter

toddlers should be weaned from a bottle by

12 to 15 months

if the costs for food service exceed ___________ of the total program income, the menu, food purchasing, and food preparation practices should be reviewed to control costs

19%

by the end of the first year, infants have increased their weight by approximately

200%

eligibility criteria to participate in CACFP include for-profit child care programs with

25% of the children enrolled who qualify for free and reduced price meals

within the first year of life, infants need ONLY breastmilk, or formula for

4-6 months

what percentage of families with children with special needs report that their insurance is not adequate

40%

breast milk supplies sufficient iron for the infant until roughly ______ months of age

6

breast milk supplies sufficient iron for the infant until roughly _________________ months of age

6

which statement is true about prejudice

??????

if you had a child in your first grade classroom with mild cerebral palsy affecting some aspects of academic achievement, which plan would describe accommodations in her learning environment

IEP

which of these describes an inappropriate practice related to transitions

plan many transitions so children become familiar with the process

which of the following would be concerning to a teacher of infants and toddlers

a 6 month old who vocalizes very little or not at all

behavioral signs of maltreatment might include all of the following EXCEPT

a child's desire to only color at free choice time

"maslow's hierarchy of needs" describes the basic needs of human development including fist level body and safety needs, need for love and belonging, self-esteem, and self-actualization. the hierarchy emphasizes that

a child's physical and emotional safety needs must be met before children can grow, develop, and learn

what is asthma

a disease of the lungs that causes attacks of cough or difficulty breathing

what is a functional behavioral assessment

a focused process used by teachers to reflect on, describe and define behaviors they are observing

which of the following is a biological factor that may contribute to mental health

a genetic defect causing problems with cognition

all of the following situations are high risk for attachment disorder EXCEPT

a newborn that is abandoned by mother but immediately adopted and raised by healthy, nurturing grandparent

teachers learn to recognize all of the following as possible signs of child maltreatment EXCEPT

a parent's record of arriving at pick up time

which statement is used by the text to define wellness

a positive state of health and well-being

which statement is used by the text to define the term feeding relationship

a relationship between the infant and caregiver at an eating occasion

what tool is useful in helping teachers to plan a safe indoor classroom environment for young children

a space use plan

all of the following are characteristics of self-regulation EXCEPT

ability to monitor one's own sleep patterns

the following federal programs provide a template for menu planning EXCEPT

adult feeding program

procedures in place to prevent cross-contamination include

all equipment, food preparation and service areas are washed, rinsed, and sanitized before and after use

which of the following statements about mental health is accurate

allows children to effectively cope with adversity

what is the term for a condition that causes abnormal perception or acuity in one eye more than the other

amblyopia

oral hypersensitivity is defined as

an oral motor condition in which infants are overly aware of foods place in or near their mouths

an eating disorder involving severe restriction of food intake resulting in significant weight loss is termed

anorexia nervosa

teachers contribute to child maltreatment prevention by helping families build protective factors including all of the following EXCEPT

anticipating that families will get all the support they need from social services

complementary foods are defined as

any food offered to infants in addition to breast milk or formula

kelsey is preparing to teach a toddler age class. which of the following safety statements is not correct information for her to consider as she plans to teach this age group

approach safety the same as for infants

which of the following conditions is considered part of autism spectrum disorder

asperger's syndrome

attendance should be taken at these time

at arrival, whenever the group moves to and from another location

attendance should be taken at these times

at arrival, whenever the group moves to and from another location

which of the following is NOT routinely measured in the first 2 years of life

body mass index

what is the most critical earliest social milestone

bonding with a caregiver

teachers should use caution when applying the daily values found on labels to young children because they are

based on a "one size fits all" idea

local building codes may have restrictions about the use of spaces for young children in group settings including which of the following

basement spaces may not be used for children under the age of 2

one of the important responsibilities of teachers to promote children's healthy eating is

be a role model

the best time a child care provider can have conversations with a mother who intends to breastfeed their child who attends or will be attending their child care setting is

before the baby is enrolled

a limiting amino acid in food refers to

plant sources of food that have a limited amount of a particular essential amino acid

what is the most common motor disability of childhood

cerebral palsy

to prevent E.coli, teachers should practice the following strategies

check that meat is thoroughly cooked before serving it

a _________ label is required by the CACFP on foods that contribute to the mea/meat alternative component of the menu for reimbursable meals

child nutrition

all of the following could introduce a safely hazards in the classroom EXCEPT

child-sized furniture

the following describes the division of responsibility in feeding

children are responsible for how much they eat and teachers are responsible for when children eat

which one of the following is an example of a health disparity

children living in poverty have higher rates of mental health problems

all of the following are important safety practices for arrival and departure EXCEPT

children may be dropped off and allowed to run into the classroom

all of the following are signs of highly problematic behaviors EXCEPT

children who are reserved

foods such as whole grapes, hot dogs, hard candy etc. should not be given due to the risk of

choking

each of the following is an essential nutrient EXCEPT

cholesterol

child care program administrators and teachers use child care regulations to assist with program planning in all of the following ways EXCEPT

choosing the color scheme for the classroom

a good strategy when supervising outdoor play time includes

clarifying roles such as assigning each teacher to supervise a zone of the play area

proteins do all of the following EXCEPT

combine to make fiber

which if the least important reason for teachers to collaborate with community partners when planning a wellness curriculum

community partner participation may help teachers to get a positive performance evaluation

red beans and rice, peanut butter and whole-grain bread, and bean burritos are all examples of

complementary proteins

the types of amino acids include all of the following EXCEPT

complementary proteins

all of the following are examples of anxiety disorders EXCEPT

depression

which statement below best defines classroom routines

developing rhythms, patterns, and habits that are followed each day

which statement below defines classroom routines

developing rhythms, patterns, and habits that are followed each day

which of the following is NOT true about mental health in children

development of social skills is important but not related to mental health

which of the following is NOT a component of socioeconomic status

developmental disabilities

which of these products are NOT approved for surfacing under playground equipment

dirt and grass

functional status includes the following EXCEPT

disabilities

which of the following is an example of a food safety guidelines that a teacher should follow in feeding infants

do not heat breast milk in the microwave

safety messages appropriate for preschool children include which of the following EXCEPT

how to stay home alone and prepare a safe lunch

which of the following does NOT apply in regards to releasing a child from your care

if no authorized person comes to pick-up the child, you may release a child to a person the child knows

if ham is sliced on the same slicing machine used to slice cheese, this could put children at risk due to which of the following reasons

if they are allergic to milk, the foods are now cross-contaminated

which of the following is true about health histories in children

immunization records should be reviewed

three most common risk factors for foodborne outbreaks are

improper holding times and temperatures of foods, poor personal hygiene, cross-contamination

produce is a source of foodborne illness due to all of the following, EXCEPT

irradiation

all of the following are true about attachment theory EXCEPT

it depends on caregivers giving a child everything they want for the first 5 years of life

which of the following is NOT true about fetal alcohol disorder

it does not affect attention and memory

a carefully designed departure routine benefits safety because

it helps teachers focus on releasing children only to the authorized adult

which of the following is NOT true about food allergies in children

it is extremely rare for a child to have a life-threatening reaction at school

what is toxic stress

it is strong and frequent stress that can frequently lead to changes in the architecture of the brain

which of the following is NOT true about lead

lead is a heavy metal that causes mild illnesses in children

teacher jan in helping a toddler place shape blocks into a puzzle. she looks up periodically to scan the remainder of the room, make eye contact, and smile at other children who are playing. she is likely doing which of the following

maintaining attention for safe supervision between the individual and the group

outdoor play spaces are important in early childhood facilities because

many children only have a chance to play outdoors when they are at the early childhood setting

standards for menu planning that identify what is offered and must be selected by students

meal requirements

potentially hazardous lunch items could include

milk, tuna salad

dental caries is more common in

minority families

which of the following organizations is in charge of developing policies for licensed family childcare and early education programs

national resource center for health and safety in child care and early education

is the risk for injury the same for each age group: birth 1 year, 1-4 years, 5-9 years

no-age and maturity influence children's risk for injury

which of the following would be an indicator of a possible developmental delay

not showing any pretend or fantasy play by 3 1/2 years of age

which of the following describes foods that are high in vitamin and mineral content while relatively low in calorie content

nutrient dense foods

teacher val has noticed that sammy, who has experienced domestic violence and physical abuse, tends to play the same violent themed game every day during outdoor play. which of the following steps could she use to support sammy

offer some props and suggestions to help move the play to more imaginative and problem-solving themes

during a health screening, a family tell you that their 5 year old has not had a well child exam or check up in years because they don't really see the purpose. what would be the most appropriate response

offer support, document their concerns, and respectfully inform them that check ups are an important aspect of preventive health care

routines that guide children during the school day include all of the following EXCEPT

organizing the schedule around periods of active and quiet play

examples of emergency foods to store include

peanut butter, canned meats, trail mix bars

what is the most common congenital condition in the united states

permanent hearing loss

you are a teacher in a head start classroom and you are taking a health history from a family whose mother reports that they drink well water. which of the following would you advise for them

they should talk to their primary care provider about the possible need for fluoride supplementation

it is important for teachers to monitor the outdoor play area to ensure all of the following EXCEPT

to ensure children move slowly among the activities

the best practice for successfully supporting children's preference for a food is

to repeatedly offer the food to the child

the best practice for successfully supporting children's preferences for a food is

to repeatedly offer the food to the child

the following statement is TRUE about a toddlers

toddlers' appetite will change from day to day

when selecting appropriate toys for the classroom teachers consider all of the following EXCEPT

toys that are trendy and popular and engage children's interest

which of the following describes a condition in which the body cannot produce insulin to get glucose from the bloodstream into the cell

type 1 diabetes

which of the following is true about diabetes

type 1 diabetes has more of a genetic component and it is associated with inability to secrete insulin requiring insulin injections

you are a teacher in a 4th grade classroom and have a student enrolled who has a moderately severe seizure disorder. which of the following is important for you to know

type and description of seizures

strategies that teachers use to support children who have suffered from maltreatment and violence include all of the following EXCEPT

using the same consistent approach for all children who have had negative experiences

teacher zay has been asked by alan, oscar's dad, to record observations of alan's ex-wife when she drops oscar off at preschool. zay has developed a good relationship with alan, and does all of the following EXCEPT

zay suggests that it might work best if he sent such observations by email

to best support infants hunger and fullness cues, they should be fed

on demand

to increase the likelihood that wellness concepts taught at school are reinforced at home, teachers should do all of the following EXCEPT

question children about health practices used at home and then speak with parents when changes need to occur

which of the following is the supplemental food program formally known as the food stamp program

snap

which of the following is least important when planning a wellness curriculum

plan a majority of teacher directed activities

good fats or unsaturated fats include

polyunsaturated fats and monounsaturated fats

which of the following is an example of a complex food preparation entree

soup

the CACFP and WIC recommend children be offered whole milk until _____________ years of age

2

adults are responsible for offering three meals plus snacks every _________________ hours to provide toddlers ample opportunity to refuel

2 to 3

when a child has constipation, a teacher should do the following

encourage children to gradually consume more foods high in fiber content such as fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and be physically active

sugar can be listed on the ingredient label as

evaporated cane juice

common symptoms of lactose intolerance include

gas, bloating

scaffolding is a teaching process that guides the learning process by

offering challenges that are just beyond the child's current level of understanding and ability

each of the following statements describe the challenges of children living in poverty EXCEPT

poverty and its negative influences are overcome by a good early childhood education experience

each of the following promotes wellness EXCEPT which one

practicing the a-b-c's everyday

during the early years, children's experience with food includes all of the following EXCEPT

preferring unfamiliar foods and variety

based on researched that looked at the role of vitamin D in health, which of the following statement is true regarding new dietary recommendations for vitamin D

recommendations have doubled for infants, children, and adolescents

failure to thrive can be related to all of the following EXCEPT

standards of the WIC program

what is the best definition of the contexts that influence a child's well being

the environment, circumstances, and interactions that surround the child and affect the child's experiences

when preparing to teach in a multicultural classroom, educators should consider all of the following EXCEPT

the likelihood of being assigned to teach in a multicultural classroom is low

formula prepared with too much water can lead to

excess vitamin and mineral intake

common causes of diarrhea include all of the following EXCEPT

excess water consumption

the mealtime practice where children are offered food in common serving bowls at hat are passed to children for self service is

family style service

teaching is an interactive process that involves all of the following EXCEPT

focus on a single teaching strategy

a caregiver who waits too long to feed a child will increase the infant's likelihood of

gulping air

sustainable food practices include all of the following EXCEPT

importing out of season food from other countries

the dietary guidelines emphasizes all of the following for children EXCEPT

including vitamin supplements to ensure nutritional needs are met

introducing solid foods too early can lead to all of the following EXCEPT

increased cognition

infants should never be put to bed with a bottle because of all the following EXCEPT

increased risk for allergies

all of the following practices should be avoided so children have adequate energy expenditure EXCEPT

increasing the amount of time during the day devoted to outside play

fiber that does not dissolve in water is called

insoluble

all of the following are related to obesity EXCEPT

insufficient calorie intake

iron's function includes

involved in transport of oxygen as part of red blood cells and helps energy metabolism needed for growth

why is it important for children to learn the healthful practices that lead to wellness during the early childhood years

it improves children's ability to attain optimal development and establishes the capacity to learn

all of the following can be said about the choose my plate food guidance system, EXCEPT

it shows what to eat but does not make specific recommendations about preportions

inappropriate feeding practices include all of the following EXCEPT

offer AAP approved formula in place of breast milk

absorbed nutrients are transported to the different cells within the body and are used to generate energy in a process called

metabolism

conditions that may occur due to undernutrition include all EXCEPT

obesity

sleep apnea is related to which of the following

obesity

children have a _____________ number of taste buds than adults

greater

the following statement is true regarding the mealtime and the opportunity to teach children about nutrition

mealtimes are opportunities to be exposed to healthful meals rich in aromas, tastes, and textures

which of the following is the best example of a food choice that contains a mixture of macronutrients

tuna salad sandwiches

a child who has iron deficiency anemia due to insufficient iron intake and obesity due to too many calories in the diet is facing risks for

undernutrition and overnutrition