FOOD PACKAGE MODULE POST TEST
This post test is to be taken after you have finished reading the WIC Food Package Module. Once you finish the test and click submit you will get a popup box. Click on "View Score" and review your answers.  If you answered any questions incorrectly you will want to close out of the review and go back to the pop up box and click on "Edit your Response".  Review those parts of the policy/module that you missed and correct those answers before submitting them again. After you have corrected your test and resubmitted your response you can close out and proceed to the next step in your New Employee Training.
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Name: *
Which WIC agency are you with? *
Please answer the following questions:
1. WIC foods provide key nutrients that are important for health, but are often lacking in the diets of participants. Match each WIC food on the left with the major nutrients it supplies.  (Only one answer for each food) *
7 points
iron, folate
protein
protein, iron
protein, calcium
vitamin C
protein, omega 3 fatty acids
fiber, vitamins, minerals
milk and cheese
juice
cereal
eggs
peanut butter, beans/legumes
canned fish
fruits and vegetables
2.  A woman who thinks she may be lactose intolerant may purchase either lactose free milk or soy beverage if her benefit list says "Fat Free/Skim/1% Milk." *
1 point
3.  By request, you may issue whole milk for a 2-4 year old child if the parent/guardian is worried about the child’s poor weight gain. *
1 point
4. Why are only certain brands of cereal allowed on the WIC Program?  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
5.  Federal regulations require at least half of the WIC approved cereals to meet the requirements for whole grain cereals. *
1 point
6.  If a postpartum (not breastfeeding) woman doesn’t want beans, she can get 2 jars of peanut butter.   *
1 point
7. Why are only certain juices allowed on the WIC Program?  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
8.  Infant cereal can be issued when the baby is 4 months of age.   *
1 point
9.  Exclusively breastfed infants receive baby food meats and twice as much baby food fruits and vegetables as formula-fed infants.     *
1 point
10. Which are true statements about the WIC approved baby food fruits and vegetables?  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
11. Which statements are true?  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
12. Match the phrase on the left with the correct answer.  (Hint:  not all answers may be used) *
4 points
Fat free milk and beans instead of peanut butter
Offer soy beverage and tofu
Cream of Wheat, Malt-O-Meal, oatmeal
Rice Chex and Corn Chex
Purchase beans and choose WIC cereals with 100% DV of iron
Food package options for a pregnant woman who is vegan
WIC cereals that might be best suited to a participant with a chewing problem
Suggestions for a postpartum woman who wants to lose weight
Food package suggestions for a participant who is anemic
13. Match the food package description on the left-hand side to the correct supporting nutrition principle. *
5 points
WIC Cereals are high in iron and low in sugar
Children receive 16 quarts of milk each month
Children receive a $25.00 CVB to purchase fruits and vegetables
Drinking 1% or fat free milk helps reduce the overall fat and cholesterol level in the diet
Postpartum women receive less food than pregnant/breastfeeding women
This amount is adequate to meet nutrient needs, particularly calcium
The nutrient needs for postpartum women are less than for pregnant or breastfeeding women
The iron needs among WIC participants is high; low sugar foods reinforce principles of good nutrition and dental health
1% or fat-free milk is provided for children after 2 years of age
Fruits and vegetables are low in calories and high in fiber, vitamins and minerals
14.  Federal Regulations require WIC staff to promote and support breastfeeding. *
1 point
15.  Which of the following are guidelines you should follow to help moms and babies successfully reach their breastfeeding goals?  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
16.  For babies who are not fully breastfed, WIC typically offers concentrate formula. *
1 point
17.  WIC-eligible nutritionals are for women or children who need formula. *
1 point
18.  Children needing special formula can be issued infant cereal in lieu of breakfast cereal.   *
1 point
19.  “In range” formula is the amount of formula a partially breastfed infant can receive and still allow the mom to receive a food package for pregnant and partially breastfeeding women.   *
1 point
20. Would a one week old, partially breastfed baby receiving 2 cans of Enfamil Infant be considered in range or out of range? *
1 point
21. Would a four month old, partially breastfed baby receiving 4 cans of powdered Enfamil Gentlease be considered in range or out of range? *
1 point
22. Which of the following are reasons why iron-fortified formula is provided? (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
23. Which of the following are contract formulas in Iowa?  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
24. Which formulas require a written prescription from a  prescribing authority before they can be issued to a baby on the WIC Program?  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
25. Under what circumstances can ready-to-feed formula be issued? (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
26. Advantages to food package tailoring include:  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
27. Individual food package tailoring takes into account a participant’s:  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
28.  Select which of the following food packages require the "Documentation" panel on the Food Package screen be completed.  (Select all that apply) *
1 point
Required
29.  Michael is at the WIC clinic to recertify his 3-year old daughter, Jayda, who is allergic to milk.  Michael brought a prescription for Bright Beginning Soy Pediatric Drink. The doctor authorized the WIC nutritionist to select supplemental foods. Michael would like whole milk on the food package because the rest of the family drinks it. Is it appropriate for the CPA to include whole milk on the benefits? *
1 point
30.  Jessica is at the WIC clinic with her daughter, Riley, for a 6 month infant health update. Riley is no longer breastfeeding and was previously issued 10 cans of Enfamil Infant for this month. Jessica says Riley has been eating infant foods for several weeks and would like them added to her food package. The CPA tells Jessica that infant foods cannot be added until the 1st of next month. Is this accurate? *
1 point
31.  85 bottles of Compleat Pediatric were ordered through the formula warehouse, but never picked up by the family for whom they were intended. This formula may be issued to another family. *
1 point
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