Question

question 13 (1 point) saved recommendations for treatment of gestational diabetes include weight loss. dietary control. avoidance of sugar. oral diabetes medication. question 14 (1 point) saved poor weight gain during pregnancy can lead to: gestational diabetes infants with macrosomia. intrauterine growth retardation. infants who are large for gestational age. question 15 (1 point) saved a food that is too high in protein and may lead to dehydration when regularly consumed by infants less than 1 year old is bananas. oatmeal. cows milk. applesauce.

Explanation:

• For Question 13: Dietary control is a primary non - invasive approach for managing gestational diabetes as it helps regulate blood sugar levels. Weight loss is not advisable during pregnancy, avoidance of sugar is too simplistic as a recommendation compared to overall dietary control, and oral diabetes medications are not typically the first - line treatment for gestational diabetes.
• For Question 14: Poor weight gain during pregnancy can lead to intrauterine growth retardation as the fetus may not receive sufficient nutrients for proper growth. Gestational diabetes is related to hormonal changes and blood sugar regulation during pregnancy, not directly to poor weight gain. Macrosomia is associated with excessive weight gain and high blood sugar during pregnancy, and infants large for gestational age are also related to over - nutrition during pregnancy.
• For Question 15: Cow's milk is too high in protein for infants less than 1 year old and can cause dehydration when regularly consumed because their kidneys are not fully developed to handle the high protein load. Bananas, oatmeal, and applesauce do not have this problem.

Answer:

Question 13: B. dietary control
Question 14: C. intrauterine growth retardation
Question 15: C. cow's milk