Part A 1 pts Compare the listed population (infant 6 - 12 months) nutrient intake (FITS) to the recommended intake (DRIs). Please continue to consider within 10% as "within recommendation." For example, if the recommendation is 1000 and the intake is 900 - 1100, it is "within recommendation." recommendation." For example, if the recommendation is 1000 and the intake is 900- 1100, it is "within recommendation." O, it is "within recommendation." Infant 6-12 months Energy [Choose] nt 6 12 months [Choose ] rgy Infant 6-12 months Protein [Choose ] nt 6- ✓ [Choose ] ein Infant 6-12 months Carbohydrate Choose] Above recommenda- nt 6- tion Infant 6-12 months [Choose ] Energy bohydr Infant 6-12 months Fat [Choose] Within recommenda- nt 6- Infant 6-12 months Choose] Protein Infant 6-12 months Vitamin D Choose] tion Infant 6-12 months [Choose] Carbohydrate Infant 6-12 months Calcium Choose] nt 6- min D Below recommenda- tion Infants 6-12 Infant 6-12 months [Choose] [Choose ] months Iron Fat Infant 6-12 months [Choose] Vitamin D Infant 6-12 months Calcium [Choose ] Infants 6-12 months Potassium [Choose ] nt 6-12 months cium [Choose ] Infants 6-12 months Sodium [Choose ] nts 6-12 ths Iron [Choose ] Part B 1 pts The infancy chapter of the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) begins on page 52 (65 of the pdf). Specifically, look at figure 2- 2 on page 65 (78 of the pdf) for the food group intake of infants aged 12-23 months. Match the correct evaluation statement to the food group or food component listed. Helpful hints to use on these: For the food groups section: The purple circle = what the population actually consumes from those food groups •Blue bar = what the population should consume • Within recommendation purple circle is fully inside the blue bar • Near the bottom/below recommendation or near the top/above recommendation = some of the purple is above or below the blue bar • Above or below recommendation = purple circle is clearly outside of the blue bar For the food components section: For the food components section: Orange the amount of the population that exceeds the recommendation Blue the amount of the population that meets/is within the recommendation Please use a measure of health as 50% of the population meets the recommendation. >50% above recommendation • <50% within recommendation se use a measure of health as 50% of the ilation meets the recommendation. 50% above recommendation 50% within recommendation ✓ [Choose ] Vege s/day) Total Vegetables (cups/day) [Choose] Above recommenda- tion Fruit: 5/day) Total Fruits Near the bottom/ [Choose] (cups/day) Below recommenda- Grair tion Total Grains [Choose] ces/da (ounces/day) Below recommenda- Total Dairy Dairy [Choose] (cups/day) tion s/day) Total Protein Foods (ounces/day) [Choose] Protein Foods [Choose ] ces/day) Sodium (mg/d) [Choose] Jum (mg/d) [Choose ] Part C 1 p Select all of the following that are acceptable food choices for infants 0 - 6 months. ☐ Juice O Cow's milk Soy milk O Appropriately sourced donated breast milk O Maternal breast milk Part D 1 p Infants exclusively consuming human milk should be provided a vitamin D supplement regularly soon after birth. O True False Part E 1 pts As long as the infant is developmentally ready to start table food (see your lecture notes, textbook, or table 2-2 in the dietary guidelines), foods can be introduced to complement breast milk or formula at around 6 months of age. ○ True O False O Iron-fortified formula

Part A 1 pts Compare the listed population (infant 6 - 12 months) nutrient intake (FITS) to the recommended intake (DRIs). Please continue to consider within 10% as "within recommendation." For example, if the recommendation is 1000 and the intake is 900 - 1100, it is "within recommendation." recommendation." For example, if the recommendation is 1000 and the intake is 900- 1100, it is "within recommendation." O, it is "within recommendation." Infant 6-12 months Energy [Choose] nt 6 12 months [Choose ] rgy Infant 6-12 months Protein [Choose ] nt 6- ✓ [Choose ] ein Infant 6-12 months Carbohydrate Choose] Above recommenda- nt 6- tion Infant 6-12 months [Choose ] Energy bohydr Infant 6-12 months Fat [Choose] Within recommenda- nt 6- Infant 6-12 months Choose] Protein Infant 6-12 months Vitamin D Choose] tion Infant 6-12 months [Choose] Carbohydrate Infant 6-12 months Calcium Choose] nt 6- min D Below recommenda- tion Infants 6-12 Infant 6-12 months [Choose] [Choose ] months Iron Fat Infant 6-12 months [Choose] Vitamin D Infant 6-12 months Calcium [Choose ] Infants 6-12 months Potassium [Choose ] nt 6-12 months cium [Choose ] Infants 6-12 months Sodium [Choose ] nts 6-12 ths Iron [Choose ] Part B 1 pts The infancy chapter of the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) begins on page 52 (65 of the pdf). Specifically, look at figure 2- 2 on page 65 (78 of the pdf) for the food group intake of infants aged 12-23 months. Match the correct evaluation statement to the food group or food component listed. Helpful hints to use on these: For the food groups section: The purple circle = what the population actually consumes from those food groups •Blue bar = what the population should consume • Within recommendation purple circle is fully inside the blue bar • Near the bottom/below recommendation or near the top/above recommendation = some of the purple is above or below the blue bar • Above or below recommendation = purple circle is clearly outside of the blue bar For the food components section: For the food components section: Orange the amount of the population that exceeds the recommendation Blue the amount of the population that meets/is within the recommendation Please use a measure of health as 50% of the population meets the recommendation. >50% above recommendation • <50% within recommendation se use a measure of health as 50% of the ilation meets the recommendation. 50% above recommendation 50% within recommendation ✓ [Choose ] Vege s/day) Total Vegetables (cups/day) [Choose] Above recommenda- tion Fruit: 5/day) Total Fruits Near the bottom/ [Choose] (cups/day) Below recommenda- Grair tion Total Grains [Choose] ces/da (ounces/day) Below recommenda- Total Dairy Dairy [Choose] (cups/day) tion s/day) Total Protein Foods (ounces/day) [Choose] Protein Foods [Choose ] ces/day) Sodium (mg/d) [Choose] Jum (mg/d) [Choose ] Part C 1 p Select all of the following that are acceptable food choices for infants 0 - 6 months. ☐ Juice O Cow's milk Soy milk O Appropriately sourced donated breast milk O Maternal breast milk Part D 1 p Infants exclusively consuming human milk should be provided a vitamin D supplement regularly soon after birth. O True False Part E 1 pts As long as the infant is developmentally ready to start table food (see your lecture notes, textbook, or table 2-2 in the dietary guidelines), foods can be introduced to complement breast milk or formula at around 6 months of age. ○ True O False O Iron-fortified formula