1 - What is the typical age of onset for a patient diagnosed with glucose-galactose malabsorption?
	A   - 1-7 days
	B   - 3-6 months
	C   - 1-2 years
	D   - 3-15 years
2 - All of the following may induce diarrhea in a patient with congenital sucrase-isomaltase deficiency EXCEPT:
	A   - Potatoes
	B   - Oranges
	C   - Table sugar
	D   - Bread
	E   - Sucralose
3 - When conducting a hydrogen breath test in a child with possible fructose malabsorption, the suggested oral load of fructose is:
	A   - 0.5 g/kg fructose (maximum 15 g)
	B   - 1.0 g/kg fructose (maximum 25 g)
	C   - 2.0 g/kg fructose (maximum 50 g)
	D   - 3.0 g/kg fructose (maximum 75 g)
4 - A 12-year-old patient complains of abdominal pain, diarrhea, and bloating when he drinks soft drinks and eats most fruits. Which diagnostic evaluations should be performed to confirm this diagnosis?
	A   - Breath testing and small intestinal mucosal biopsy
	B   - Dietary exclusion and breath testing
	C   - Dietary exclusion and stool testing
	D   - Small intestinal mucosal biopsy and stool testing
5 - What is the appropriate dose of calcium supplementation for a 7-year-old patient with confirmed lactase deficiency?
	A   - 400 mg daily
	B   - 700 mg daily
	C   - 1000 mg daily
	D   - 1300 mg daily
6 - In a 2-year-old patient with functional diarrhea, which of the following changes should be made to the diet?
	A   - No dietary restrictions are necessary
	B   - Adherence to a low carbohydrate diet
	C   - Avoidance of starches
	D   - Restriction of juices
7 - An advantage of sacrosidase over lyophilized baker’s yeast is that it:
	A   - Is available over the counter
	B   - Has no associated adverse effects
	C   - Is more palatable
	D   - Is a cheaper option
8 - Which of the following is NOT a typical symptom of carbohydrate malabsorption disorders?
	A   - Diarrhea
	B   - Bloody stool
	C   - Abdominal pain
	D   - Flatulence
9 - When implementing a gluten-free diet in a patient with celiac disease, which of the following foods should the patient avoid?
	A   - Barley
	B   - Cornmeal
	C   - Rice
	D   - Beans
10 - How long should a newborn diagnosed with glucose-galactose malabsorption be kept on a carbohydrate-free formula?
	A   - 3 months
	B   - 6 months
	C   - 9 months
	D   - 12 months