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Premises:
Monthly food package of fruits, vegetables, meats, infant formula, beans and other available foods
Has program of peer counseling for breastfeeding promotion
Prevention of neural tube defects
Health screenings, dental checks, health education and hearing and vision test for children up to 18 years of age
Vouchers are given to purchase selected healthy foods, and nutrition education and referral to health services are provided
Rates are higher among pregnant adolescents
Weight-for-length above the 95th percentile
Weight-for-length below the 5th percentile
Complete health care for anyone with an income <133% of poverty level
Prenatal and postpartum care for pregnant women with incomes <185% of poverty level
Increases fruit and vegetable consumption for persons eligible for WIC
Increases the ability to purchase food for anyone with an income <130% of the poverty level
Nutrition education for persons with incomes at or below 125% of poverty level who have children under 19
Maternal and child health programs
Nutrition education program for low-income families
A mandatory Medicaid service to improve the health status of children from low-income families
Responses:
iron deficiency
FMNP
obese
EPSDT
Title V
CSFP
SNAP
EFNEP
La Leche League
WIC
folate supplementation
Medicaid
Healthy Start
failure to thrive
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
Monthly food package of fruits, vegetables, meats, infant formula, beans and other available foods
Has program of peer counseling for breastfeeding promotion
Prevention of neural tube defects
Health screenings, dental checks, health education and hearing and vision test for children up to 18 years of age
Vouchers are given to purchase selected healthy foods, and nutrition education and referral to health services are provided
Rates are higher among pregnant adolescents
Weight-for-length above the 95th percentile
Weight-for-length below the 5th percentile
Complete health care for anyone with an income <133% of poverty level
Prenatal and postpartum care for pregnant women with incomes <185% of poverty level
Increases fruit and vegetable consumption for persons eligible for WIC
Increases the ability to purchase food for anyone with an income <130% of the poverty level
Nutrition education for persons with incomes at or below 125% of poverty level who have children under 19
Maternal and child health programs
Nutrition education program for low-income families
A mandatory Medicaid service to improve the health status of children from low-income families
Premises:
Monthly food package of fruits, vegetables, meats, infant formula, beans and other available foods
Has program of peer counseling for breastfeeding promotion
Prevention of neural tube defects
Health screenings, dental checks, health education and hearing and vision test for children up to 18 years of age
Vouchers are given to purchase selected healthy foods, and nutrition education and referral to health services are provided
Rates are higher among pregnant adolescents
Weight-for-length above the 95th percentile
Weight-for-length below the 5th percentile
Complete health care for anyone with an income <133% of poverty level
Prenatal and postpartum care for pregnant women with incomes <185% of poverty level
Increases fruit and vegetable consumption for persons eligible for WIC
Increases the ability to purchase food for anyone with an income <130% of the poverty level
Nutrition education for persons with incomes at or below 125% of poverty level who have children under 19
Maternal and child health programs
Nutrition education program for low-income families
A mandatory Medicaid service to improve the health status of children from low-income families
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