GHE

Question 1

4 goals of GHE

Answer 1

build trust/confidence,
coordinate activities,
maintain influence,
achieve interoperatability

Question 2

what is FHA designed to do

Answer 2

complement host nation activities

Question 3

HCA

Answer 3

Humanitarian Civic Assistance
- planned deliberate. not in response to a disaster
- to create strategic & operational training objectives
- example: METRETE

Question 4

what catagories of activities are MEDCAP & METRETE

Answer 4

HCA = Humanitarian Civic Assistance

Question 5

differences in the goals of FDA & HCA

Answer 5

FHA = relieve human suffering
HCA = promotes security and policy interests of the US where activities will be performed specifically intended to enhance operational readiness.

Question 6

operational phases

Answer 6

0 = shaping
deter
seize the initiative
dominate
stabilize
V= enhance civil authorities

Question 7

shaping operations

Answer 7

engagement/tactical operations designed to promote the accomplishment of strategic objectives

Question 8

BP/BPC

Answer 8

building partnerships
building partner capacity

Question 9

strategic communication

Answer 9

focusing on US G processes and efforts to understand/engage key audiences and create/strengthen conditions favorable to
interests, policies, and objectives via the use of coordinated programs, plans, themes, messages, and synchronized products

Question 10

9 Principles of Reconstruction & Development

Answer 10

sustainability
selectivity
assessmetn
results
partnership
accountability
flexibility

Question 11

why don’t we track MOE

Answer 11

don’t know how,
don’t know we need to,
don’t want to show they aren’t effective

Question 12

how do we divide undernourishment

Answer 12

prontein- energy malnourishmetn
macronutrient deficiencies
acute = wasting
chronic = stunting
acute wasting = Kwashiorkor and marasmus

Question 13

simplistic cause of Marasmus

Answer 13

macronutrient deficiency
acute wasting
“energy deficiency”

Question 14

what does someone with Marasmus look like

Answer 14

skinny arms/legs/abdomen
old man face
baggy pants buttocks
hungry
“thinness”
no potbelly

Question 15

developing world children appearance

Answer 15

potbelly = edema = Kwashiorkor
thin all over with sagging pant buttock = Marasmus

Question 16

characteristics of Kwashiorkor

Answer 16

flaky-paint discoloration
enlarged liver
flag sign in the hair that shows acute periods of low protein

Question 17

wasting

Answer 17

low weight for height

Question 18

stunting

Answer 18

low height for weight