3 hat is the difference between low birthweight and small-for-gestational-age {

3 hat is the difference between low birthweight and small-for-gestational-age {6 points}? Select one: C) a. Both are different terms for the same measure. C) b. Small for Gestational Age is the percent of all live births born shorter than 48 cm at birth and Low Birth Weight is the percent of live births born smaller than 2500 grams at birth. O c. Low Birth Weight is the percent of births born smallerthan 2500 grams at birth and Small for Gestational Age is the percentage of live births born below the 10th centile of weight forthe given the gestational age at birth as calculate from standard fetal growth curves. C) d. Low Birth Weight is the percent of live births born smaller than 2000 grams at birth and Small for Gestational Age is the percent born between 2000 and 2500 grams.

4 hat is the advantage of SEA versus LBW? {6 points] Select one: C) a. LBW is confounded by gestational age. SEA measures weight relative to the gestational age of the child at birth. O b. They,r are the same thing.just different terms. O c. LBW is actually»r a better measure because it is easier to calculate. D d. SEA is based on the length of the child so better reflects longitudinal fetal growth.

ostello and colleagues have developed and tested a new model for delivery of MNCH seryices in oor countries using women*s groups. What is the key process parameter for success of this odel? [5 points} Select one: D a. Community mobilizers require women’s groups to follow a script about what topics to discuss. O b. Participation of 30% or more ofeligible women is key to reducing maternal and neonatal mortality. O c. Intense supervision of women’s groups is required for at least the first 6 months of the program. D d. Engagement by regional MCH staff physicians is needed to correctly respond to questions raised by members of these groups.

Q 21 List 3 of the 5 goals of the WHO Global Vaccine Action Plan. (6 points). . Achieve a world free of smallpox. . Meet global and regional elimination targets. . Meet vaccination coverage targets in every region, country and community. Finance all vaccine programs from the WHO Expanded Programme on Immunization. Develop and introduce new and improved vaccines and technologies. Select one: O a. 1, 2, and 3. O b. 2, 3, and 4. O c. 2, 3, and 5. O d. 3, 4, and 5.