Exam 2 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

trace minerals differ from major minerals in all of the following ways, EXCEPT:

a. ) their daily requirement is less than 100 milligrams
b. ) their safe range of intake is more narrow
c. ) they are found in smaller amounts in the body
d. ) they are less essential in human health
e. ) they include iodine and iron

A

d; they are less essential in human health

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2
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all of the following are general properties of trace minerals, EXCEPT:

a. ) they are found only in foods of animal origin
b. ) many are co-factors for enzymes
c. ) very little digestion is required
d. ) they are absorbed primarily in the small intestine
e. ) they circulate freely in the blood

A

a; they are found only in foods of animal origin

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3
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the majority of iodine intake in the United States comes from:

a. ) fruits and vegetables
b. ) iodized salt
c. ) milk and processed foods
d. ) nuts and vegetable oils

A

c; milk and processed grains

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4
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in contrast to heme iron, non-heme iron:

a. ) is found only in animal foods
b. ) makes up the majority of iron we consume
c. ) is better absorbed by the body
d. ) is more influenced by dietary components that inhibit absorption
e. ) is the most prominent form of iron in the body

A

b; makes up the majority of iron we consume

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5
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is iron better absorbed when consumed with orange juice or tomato juice?

A

orange juice

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6
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which trace mineral is required for the function of perhaps more proteins in the body than any other mineral?

a. ) copper
b. ) chromium
c. ) iron
d. ) selenium
e. ) zinc

A

e; zinc

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7
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which of the following is NOT an ultratrace mineral?

a. ) boron
b. ) manganese
c. ) nickel
d. ) silicon
e. ) vanadium

A

b; manganese

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8
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which of the following is NOT true regarding essential minerals in the diet?

a. ) they are classified as major or trace, based on daily requirement
b. ) they make up about 4% of our body weight
c. ) they are easily destroyed by heat, light, cooking, or digestion
d. ) they have an electric charge and are considered ions
e. ) they function as part of enzymes and hormones

A

c; they are easily destroyed by heat, light, cooking, or digestion

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9
Q

which of the following minerals does NOT serve as a structural component of bone and teeth?

a. ) calcium
b. ) chloride
c. ) magnesium
d. ) phosphorus

A

b; chloride

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10
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which of the following is NOT true regarding calcium blood levels in the body?

a. ) they are primarily determined by dietary calcium intake through the diet
b. ) they are supplied primarily from calcium in bone
c. ) they are regulated through a process called calcium homeostasis
d. ) they are influenced by calcium absorption and excretion
e. ) they are increased in response to the release of parathyroid hormone

A

a; they are primarily determined by dietary calcium intake through the diet

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11
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how many females were under 75% DRI for calcium? over 75% or under 75%?

A

over 75%

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12
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a cofactor can be defined as:

a. ) a protein that binds free radicals
b. ) a vitamin required for mineral function
c. ) a nonprotein compound that facilitates enzyme function
d. ) a combination of minerals mutually dependent for their function

A

c; a nonprotein compound that facilitates enzyme function

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13
Q

the primary intracellular electrolyte is:

a. ) calcium
b. ) chloride
c. ) potassium
d. ) sodium
e. ) zinc

A

c; potassium

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14
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the 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that people 14 years and older limit their sodium intake to ____ mg a day

a. ) 800
b. ) 1,500
c. ) 2,300
d. ) 2,500
e. ) 3,400

A

c; 2,300

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15
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how many milligrams of sodium are in a 1/2 cup serving of canned green beans?

a. ) 200
b. ) 400
c. ) 600
d. ) 800

A

b; 400

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16
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how many milligrams of sodium are in a 1/2 cup serving of canned pear halves?

a. ) 10
b. ) 110
c. ) 210
d. ) 310

A

a; 10

17
Q

how many milligrams of sodium are in 1 cup of canned tomato soup?

a. ) 250
b. ) 450
c. ) 650
d. ) 850

A

c; 650

18
Q

how many milligrams of sodium are in a diet soda?

a. ) 45
b. ) 90
c. ) 180
d. ) 360

A

a; 45

19
Q

the FDA limits supplements to ~2% of the RDA for which mineral?

a. ) copper
b. ) potassium
c. ) sodium
d. ) zinc

A

b; potassium

20
Q

water plays an important role in:

a. ) preventing obesity in the U.S. population
b. ) providing a source of energy
c. ) making up 50% of the body (in adult males)
d. ) providing a good source of potassium in the diet
e. ) regulating body temperature

A

e; regulating body temperature

21
Q

which of the following contains the highest percentage of water?

a. ) adipose tissue
b. ) bone
c. ) brain
d. ) muscle

A

d; muscle

22
Q

daily water requirements are:

a. ) the same for all adults: eight glasses per day
b. ) determined by losses through urine, respiration, perspiration, and feces
c. ) established by specific RDAs for all ages and both sexes
d. ) met only by drinking water, not through foods or other beverages
e. ) the same for men and women if they live in temperate climates

A

b; determined by losses through urine, respiration, perspiration, and feces