SCI 228 Week 7 Quiz (Version 1) – 100% Correct Answers – Download For An A+
(TCO 4) From the third month to term, the developing human is called a(n):
fetus.
embryo.
zygote.
blastocyst. Chapter 19
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SCI 228 Week 7 Quiz (Version 1) – 100% Correct Answers – Download For An A+
(TCO 4) From the third month to term, the developing human is called a(n):
fetus.
embryo.
zygote.
blastocyst. Chapter 19
(TCO 4) The average weight and height for a healthy newborn in the United States is:
5.5 pounds and 14-16 inches long.
6.5 pounds and 16-18 inches long.
7.5 pounds and 18-22 inches long.
8.5 pounds and 22-24 inches long.
Chapter 19
(TCO 5) During the second and third trimesters, the caloric needs of a pregnant woman increase by
kilocalories per day.
100
Correct Answer
300
500
750
Chapter 19
(TCO 6) Which DRI does NOT increase during pregnancy?
Zinc
Protein
Vitamin C
Vitamin D Chapter 19
(TCO 7) The hormone that suppresses milk production during pregnancy is:
estrogen.
prolactin.
progesterone.
both estrogen and progesterone. Chapter 19
(TCO 8) The development of the is particularly dependent on adequate consumption of fat during the toddler years.
digestive system
nervous system
skeletal system
urinary system Chapter 20
(TCO 9) Increased language fluency, decision-making skills, and physical coordination and dexterity are all characteristics of:
infants.
toddlers.
preschoolers.
school-age children. Chapter 20
(TCO 10) Meals-on-Wheels is a nonprofit food program that:
offers canned goods and other nonperishable food items to seniors free of charge.
provides coupons to low-income seniors to purchase food at local farmers' markets.
delivers fully prepared meals to homebound ill and elderly clients.
provides coupons to low-income seniors to purchase food at local grocery stores. Chapter 20
(TCO 10) How much fat is recommended for a preschooler?
10-20% of total energy
15-25% of total energy
25-35% of total energy
40-50% of total energy Chapter 20
(TCO 10) Peak bone mass is typically achieved in:
late childhood.
early teens.
late teens and early 20s.
the late 30s.
Chapter 20
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