1. Day 1 wrap up: quizz

2. Question 1 Why are the 3 main types of malnutrition?
Notes for trainers: 2

3. Answer Why are the 3 main types of malnutrition? Acute malnutrition
Chronic malnutrition
Micronutrient deficiency
Notes for trainers: 3

4. Question 2
What antrhopometric z scores are decreased in a marasmic child?
Notes for trainers: 4

5. What antrhopometric z scores are decreased in a marasmic child?
WFH & WFA
Notes for trainers: 5

6. Question 3
What is the MUAC threshold for SAM?
Notes for trainers: 6

7. What is the MUAC threshold for SAM?
<115mm
Notes for trainers: 7

8. Question 4
What arte the main methodologies of population based surveys that collect nutrition data?
Notes for trainers: 8

9. main methodologies:
SMART
DHS
MICS
Notes for trainers: 9

10. Question 5 In which survey methodology the team composition is bigger?
Notes for trainers: 10

11. In which survey methodology the team composition is bigger?
SMART
Supervisor (one for every 2 teams), team leader, two measurers (for anthropometry) 11

12. Question 5
A DHS survey says that the prevalence of SAM is 3% and a SMART survey says that it is 1%
Which one will you believe?
Notes for trainers: 12

13. Look at the CI. Specially for SAM they are big
Look at the CI. Specially for SAM they are big. Maybe they all have CI of 1% to 5%, thus both surveys are saying the same
Always look at CI
Notes for trainers: 13

14. Question 6
What survey methodology was developed to collect anthropometric nutrition data during emergencies?
Notes for trainers: 14

15. What survey methodology was developed to collect anthropometric nutrition data during emergencies?
SMART
Notes for trainers: 15

16. Question 7 Some trivia about the country you are at
Notes for trainers: 16

17. Question 8
What is the name of your trainer?
Notes for trainers: 17

18. Materials available to read for more information
Day 2: introduction
Materials available to read for more information
How to use WHO Z scores tables
An example of check tables
SMART/MICS/DHS reference manuals
Key facts on HH surveys