Under Anemia Mukt Bharat scheme, adolescent boys/girls (10-19 years), should take the _____ tablet weekly, containing 60 mg elemental iron + 500 mcg folic acid
Hint: colour
#2
_____ promotes greater retention of ingested fluoride, leading to fluorosis
#3
_____% in population at risk(6 months to 6 years) signifies population risk for Vitamin A deficiency
#4
Stage _____ of WHO grading of Vitamin A deficiency corresponds to Conjunctival xerosis
#5
_____ color tablets containing _____ mg of elemental iron and _____ mcg of folic acid can be given to adolescent boys/girls of age 10-19 years
#6
Under Anemia Mukt Bharat scheme, non-pregnant women and non-lactating mothers, should take the _____ tablet weekly, containing 60 mg elemental iron + 500 mcg folic acid
Hint: colour
#7
Stage _____ of WHO grading of Vitamin A deficiency corresponds to Night blindness
#8
The image shown below is the logo of _____
#9
1. Identify → _____
#10
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Micronutrient Deficiencies Indian Medical PG Flashcards - Medical Study Cards
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Flashcard 1: Under Anemia Mukt Bharat scheme, adolescent boys/girls (10-19 years), should take the _____ tablet weekly, containing 60 mg elemental iron + 500 mcg folic acid
Answer: blue
Flashcard 2: _____ promotes greater retention of ingested fluoride, leading to fluorosis
Answer: Jowar (sorghum) (Millet)
Flashcard 3: _____% in population at risk(6 months to 6 years) signifies population risk for Vitamin A deficiency
Answer: Serum retinol (5
Flashcard 4: Stage _____ of WHO grading of Vitamin A deficiency corresponds to Conjunctival xerosis
Answer: XIA
Flashcard 5: _____ color tablets containing _____ mg of elemental iron and _____ mcg of folic acid can be given to adolescent boys/girls of age 10-19 years
Answer: Blue; 60; 500
Flashcard 6: Under Anemia Mukt Bharat scheme, non-pregnant women and non-lactating mothers, should take the _____ tablet weekly, containing 60 mg elemental iron + 500 mcg folic acid
Answer: red
Flashcard 7: Stage _____ of WHO grading of Vitamin A deficiency corresponds to Night blindness
Answer: XN
Flashcard 8: The image shown below is the logo of _____
Answer: IFA tablets under anemia mukt bharat scheme
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