When Highlighting and Underlining Reading Material, More Is Usually Better

question 4

True/False

When highlighting and underlining reading material, more is usually better.
It is best to highlight only the key information. As a general rule, you should highlight no more than 10 percent of the material.

Understand the importance of evaluations across the stages of nutrition education interventions.

Understand different types of evaluations used in program assessment.

Describe the principles and methods for developing effective presentations and print materials.

Differentiate between formative and summative evaluations.

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Definitions:

Necrotizing Enterocolitis

A severe gastrointestinal disease affecting premature infants, causing inflammation and bacterial invasion of the intestine wall.

Abdominal Distention

The condition of having a distended or swollen abdomen, which can be caused by various factors including gas, fluid accumulation, or organ enlargement.

Gastric Residual

The volume of fluid remaining in the stomach at a given time, often assessed in patients who are being fed through a tube.

Meconium Aspiration

The inhalation of meconium (first newborn feces) into the lungs before or during birth, which can cause respiratory distress.