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Read the following Passage and answer the questions below: Most malnutrition is invisible. Consistent undernutrition, together with bouts of infection and diarrhoea, can retard growth so gradually as to go unnoticed by the mother. Unless a child is seriously underweight or shows obvious signs of malnutrition (listlessness, discoloured hair, irritability, frequent crying, distended stomach) his condition of undernutrition may not be visible to the mother. For timely prevention of malnutrition, the UNICEF has been using the simple inexpensive method of growth monitoring charts which helps mothers whether or not their children are growing and gaining weight correctly and thus can be an effective aid to sound child health and nutrition. The first requirement for children and adults who are undernourished and living at subsistence level is adequate quantity of food. The next is nutritious food, containing all the elements necessary to support life and maintain good health. Select the suitable option that explains the term ‘subsistence’.
Correct Answer: (c)
Official keyThis question appeared in the GOA Prelims 2024 examination (Screening Test). It is Question 10 out of 73 questions in this paper.
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