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Froggy Jumps ENBS QUIZOnline version Instructions: Read each question carefully and choose the correct answer. by Jared 1 What is the main purpose of Newborn Screening (NBS)? a To detect possible hearing loss in newborns b To check for metabolic and genetic disorders before symptoms appear c To measure a baby’s height and weight at birth 2 What does the Newborn Hearing Test check for? a Genetic disorders b Metabolic disorders c Hearing loss 3 Why is it important to conduct both Newborn Screening and the Newborn Hearing Test? a To ensure early detection of conditions that may affect a baby’s development b To determine if the baby has enough nutrition from breastfeeding c To check if the baby is normal or abnormal 4 What is the most common condition detected in Expanded Newborn Screening (ENBS)? a Phenylketonuria (PKU) b Congenital Hypothyroidism (CH) c G6PD Deficiency 5 What should parents do if their baby is diagnosed with G6PD deficiency? a Ignore the result and wait for symptoms to appear b Proceed with a confirmatory test and consult the baby’s doctor c Allow the baby to eat and take any kind of medication 6 Why should babies with G6PD deficiency avoid naphthalene (mothballs)? a It can trigger hemolysis (destruction of red blood cells) b It can cause breathing problems c It can lead to developmental delays 7 Which of the following should be avoided by people with G6PD deficiency? a Fresh fruits and vegetables b Herbal medicines and certain drugs c Dairy products like milk and cheese 8 What is the function of the Newborn Screening Reference Center (NSRC)? a To provide free medical treatments for all newborns b To manufacture vaccines for infants c To oversee and ensure the quality of Newborn Screening services 9 What should healthcare professionals do if a baby’s ENBS result is positive? a Inform the parents and proceed with confirmatory testing b Immediately provide medication without further tests c Disregard the result and conduct another test after a year 10 What is Republic Act No. 9288 also known as? a The Universal Health Care Act b The Expanded Health Coverage Act c The Newborn Screening Act of 2004 11 What does Republic Act No. 9288 mandate? a Only high-risk newborns must undergo newborn screening b All newborns in the Philippines must undergo newborn screening c Parents can only have their babies screened if they want to 12 Which of the following disorders affects red blood cells and may cause anemia and stroke? a Hemoglobinopathies b Endocrine Disorders c Urea Cycle Defect 13 Which of the following disorders affects the body’s ability to process proteins and may cause seizures? a Organic Acid Disorders b Endocrine Disorders c Congenital Heart Defect 14 What disorder affects the body’s ability to break down fatty acids, leading to muscle weakness and coma? a Amino Acid Disorder b Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorder c Congenital Heart Defect 15 Why is the NSRC important in the implementation of Newborn Screening? a It ensures that test results are accurate and reliable b It provides direct treatment for babies with positive screening results c It collects all newborns’ DNA for research purposes

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ENBS QUIZOnline version

by Jared

What is the main purpose of Newborn Screening (NBS)?

What does the Newborn Hearing Test check for?

Why is it important to conduct both Newborn Screening and the Newborn Hearing Test?

What is the most common condition detected in Expanded Newborn Screening (ENBS)?

What should parents do if their baby is diagnosed with G6PD deficiency?

Why should babies with G6PD deficiency avoid naphthalene (mothballs)?

Which of the following should be avoided by people with G6PD deficiency?

What is the function of the Newborn Screening Reference Center (NSRC)?

What should healthcare professionals do if a baby’s ENBS result is positive?

What is Republic Act No. 9288 also known as?

What does Republic Act No. 9288 mandate?

Which of the following disorders affects red blood cells and may cause anemia and stroke?

Which of the following disorders affects the body’s ability to process proteins and may cause seizures?

What disorder affects the body’s ability to break down fatty acids, leading to muscle weakness and coma?

Why is the NSRC important in the implementation of Newborn Screening?