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Infant Feeding and Emergency Response Quiz

Test your knowledge on the importance of infant feeding in emergency situations with our comprehensive quiz. This quiz covers key topics related to breastfeeding, infant nutrition, and disaster preparedness, designed to enhance your understanding of best practices during crises.

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Covering 53 questions on infant feeding and emergency management
Learn about challenges and solutions in disaster scenarios
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1. Why is it important to ensure safe and appropriate infant feeding during an emergency or disaster situation?

A. To prevent malnutrition and disease

B. To save money on formula

C. To keep the baby quiet and calm

D. To ensure the baby is not a burden on the family

Why is breastfeeding important during disasters?

A. It can be put on 'hold' until the disaster is over

B. It does not protect infants from contaminated water supplies

C. It can help protect against fatal illnesses such as respiratory illnesses and diarrhea

D. Breast milk requires additional supplies

What are some barriers to breastfeeding during a disaster?

A. Lack of support from family and friends

B. Lack of access to healthcare providers with lactation experience

C. Being away from home or displaced

D. All of the above

How can responders help support breastfeeding during a disaster?

A. Ensure access to healthcare providers with lactation experience

B. Keep families separated

C. Provide formula in a disposable cup as the first option

D. None of the above

. What is the best infant feeding option during a natural disaster?

A. Formula feeding

B. Breastfeeding

C. Solid food

D. None of the above

What should you do before feeding your infant during an emergency?

Use soap and safe water to wash your hands

Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol to wash your hands

Use dirty water to wash your hands

Skip handwashing altogether

. What should emergency relief workers avoid donating during a natural disaster?

Breast pumps

B. Disposable cups

C. Powdered infant formula or other breast milk substitutes

D. All of the above

What is the main purpose of appropriate and timely support of Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies (IFE)?

A. To protect government policies and agencies

B. To benefit mothers only

C. To protect child nutrition, health and development and save lives

D. To increase the number of non-breastfed infants and children

Where should key provisions regarding IFE be reflected?

A. In government policies only

B. In multi-sector and agency policies only

C. In government, multi-sector and agency policies

D. None of the above

Why is sensitization and training on IFE necessary?

A. To waste time during an emergency response

B. To increase the number of non-breastfed infants and children

C. To ensure that all parties involved in an emergency response are knowledgeable about IFE

D. To decrease the number of infants and children who need support during an emergency

What is the importance of monitoring the impact of humanitarian actions and inaction on IYCF practices, child nutrition and health?

A. To ignore the needs of the affected population

B. To ensure that donors are happy with the response

C. To inform preparedness and future response

D. To decrease the number of infants and children who need support during an emergency

When a Green rainfall warning is issued, it means:

A. There is no rainfall expected in the next 24 hours

B. There is light to moderate rainfall expected in the next 24 hours

C. There is heavy rainfall expected in the next 24 hours

D. There is an ongoing flood in the area

What is the recommended action for residents living in areas under a Red rainfall warning?

A. Stay indoors and wait for further instructions from local authorities

B. Evacuate immediately to higher ground

C. Prepare emergency kits and be ready to evacuate if necessary

D. Ignore the warning and continue with normal activities

What does PAGASA stand for?

A. Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration

B. Philippine Astronomical and Geophysical Services Association

C. Philippine Atmospheric and Geographical Services Agency

D. Philippine Astronomical and Geological Sciences Administration

What is the role of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) in the law?

A. To implement policies on disaster risk reduction and management

B. To provide financial aid to disaster victims

C. To oversee the reconstruction of infrastructure in disaster-prone areas

D. To conduct research on disaster risk reduction and management

What is the minimum frequency of the conduct of drills and exercises for disaster preparedness?

A. Once a year

B. Once every two years

C. Once every three years

D. It is not specified in the law

What is the main objective of the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010?

A. To establish a framework for disaster risk reduction and management

B. To provide financial aid to disaster victims

C. To improve infrastructure in disaster-prone areas

D. To develop a disaster warning system

What is the main objective of the Risk Reduction and Preparedness Equipment Protection Act?

A. To provide financial aid to disaster victims

B. To ensure the quality and reliability of equipment used for disaster risk reduction and management

C. To improve infrastructure in disaster-prone areas

D. To develop a disaster warning system

Which government agency is responsible for developing and implementing the guidelines for the certification of equipment used for disaster risk reduction and management?

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

Department of Transportation (DOTr)

Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

. Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)

Which government agency is primarily responsible for implementing the Children's Emergency Relief and Protection Act?

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)

. Department of Health (DOH)

. Department of Education (DepEd)

. Department of Justice (DOJ)

Which of the following is NOT a recommended best practice for documenting incidents in emergency management?

Record only facts and avoid speculation.

Avoid criticizing the efforts or strategies of others.

Share unfounded opinions.

Avoid speculating about what caused the emergency.

What core function is absent in an incident response team (IRT)?

A. Leadership

B. Investigation

C. Communications

D. Legal representation

Which member of the incident response team is responsible for coordinating and leading all team activity?

A. Team Leader

B. Lead Investigator

C. Communications Lead

D. Documentation Lead

What is the process of identifying workplace hazards called?

A. Incident response

B. Emergency management

C. Risk assessment

D. Hazard identification

According to Jensen Hughes' recommendations for documenting best practices, what should be avoided when documenting an emergency?

A. Speculation and criticism of others

B. Speculation and elaboration

C. Criticism of others and unfounded opinions

D. All of the above

Which of the following topics should be documented in an emergency response plan?

A. The color of the walls in the emergency operations center

B. Whether all employees were wearing their favorite color shirt during the incident

C. Whether the intended alarms sounded properly

D. Whether the food in the employee break room was tasty

What is the core function of the investigation team in an incident response team?

A. To coordinate the overall direction and strategy of response efforts

B. To manage pertinent communications both internally and externally

C. To keep records of incident response measures and activities

D. To identify the underlying cause of an incident

What is the role of the Communications Lead in an incident response team?

A. To gather and examine all available evidence

B. To take the lead in all messaging and communications efforts

C. To coordinate the overall direction and strategy of response efforts

D. To ensure that incident response measures are compliant with applicable laws and regulations

What is a casualty?

A. A person who sustains a physical or psychological injury as a result of a natural disaster

B. A person who dies as a result of a natural disaster

C. A person who is involved in a natural disaster but does not suffer any physical or psychological injuries

D. None of the above

Why is casualty recording important?

A. To uncover patterns of harm and shed light on actions that have the most negative impact on civilians and those responsible

B. To communicate more effectively with involved factions and support their efforts to better safeguard civilians and avoid violations of international humanitarian and human rights law

C. Both A and B

D. None of the above

What is the health sector's top priority in an emergency?

A. Managing mass casualties

B. Preventing natural disasters from occurring

C. Providing long-term medical care to those affected by a natural disaster

D. None of the above

What are pre-hospital search and rescue and triage?

A. A defined process for managing mass casualties

B. A process for collecting data on casualties

C .A process for managing non-fatal causalities

D. All of the above

Which of the following population groups may require access to emergency obstetric services during disaster recovery efforts?

A. Elderly individuals

B. Children

C. Pregnant women

D. Individuals with disabilities

What specific needs may elderly individuals have during disaster recovery efforts?

A. Child-friendly services

B. Access to prenatal care

C. Mobility assistance

D. Emergency financial assistance

What type of support should disaster response teams prioritize for low-income families during disaster recovery efforts?

A. Medical care

B. Recreational activities

C. Access to assistive devices

D. Emergency financial assistance

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