You normally use these indices to define malnutrition: weight-for-height index for wasting, weight-for-age index for underweight and height-for-age index for stunting. However, if a child does not appear to be wasted or underweight, how can you say the child is not wasted? Is there anything else which suggests that a child has malnutrition? Think about it and revise your answers to the following questions accordingly. After revising your answers, click the submit button.