Nutrition Exam 1 Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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Nutrients found in food and in the body include:

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Carbs, Protein, Fat, Vitamins, Minerals, and Water

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Dietary Reference Intake (DRI)

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Standards that define the amounts of energy, nutrients, and other dietary components that best support health; a reference for all healthy individuals based on extensive research.

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Estimated Average Requirement (EAR)

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The average daily amount of a nutrient that will maintain a specific biochemical or physiological function in half of the healthy people of a given age and sex group.

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Recommended Dietary Allowance (EAR)

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The top end of the range of the estimated requirements for everyone, set as a recommendation for a population.

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Adequate Intake (AI)

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Used when there is insufficient evidence to determine a requirement or recommendation; reflects the amount of a nutrient that most healthy people consume.

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Which of the following are a type of vegetable subgroup?
*red-orange
*legumes
*dark-green
*all of these

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All of these

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The American diet does not include enough of which nutrient?
*calcium
*potassium
*vitamin D
*all of these

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All of these

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8
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Many factors influence food choices, including:

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Preferences, Habit, Availability, Values, and Emotions.

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Fat has ___ calories per gram.

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9

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10
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There are currently ___ identified essential nutrients.

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40

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11
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Three parts of the small intestine:

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Duodenum, Ilium, Jejunum.

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A ___ is an educated guess or unproven statement that is used in the scientific method.

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Hypothesis

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13
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A sedentary male age 19-20 needs about ___ calories per day.

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2600

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14
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A __ is a measure of heat energy.

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Calorie

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When food enters the mouth and travels through the esophagus, it is in the form of ___, or lump of food.

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A bolus

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16
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Determined by the DRI committee, the acceptable macronutrient distribution ranges (AMDR) for fats are:

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20-35% of calories

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17
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Even though minerals do not provide energy, there are ___ essential minerals that are needed by the body.

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16

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18
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The five major food groups include all of the following, EXCEPT:
*dessert
*fruits and veggies
*milk and milk products
*grains

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Desserts

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Which nutrients are more complex, made of hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon?
*carbs
*lipids
*vitamins
*all of the above

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All of the above

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20
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AMDR for protein:

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10-35% of calories

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21
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The definition of diet is

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What food and beverages a person normally consumes.

22
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How many vitamins are recognized for their roles in the release of energy from carbs, protein, and fat?

23
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___ provides the environment for all the body’s functions and composes more than 60% of the body

24
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The most important piece of information on a food label is the grams of sugar (T/F)

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A ___ is a harmless medication given to provide comfort and hope and/or sham a treatment used in controlled research studies.
Placebo
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The Dietary Guidelines for Americans are research based, developed by a committee of nutrition experts, and published every ___ years.
5
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___ are foods that provide calories but lack protein, vitamins, and minerals
Empty-calorie foods
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It's what you eat ___ days that is ___ important.
Most, most
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When a nutrient amount fails to meet the body's needs and results in malnutrition, a nutrient ___ is diagnosed.
Deficiency
30
The food label on a granola bar reads: - 15g of carbs - 2g of protein - 1g of fat How many total calories are in the granola bar?
77 calories.
31
If your client is 71in tall, how tall is your client in feet and inches?
5' 11"
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The Dietary Guidelines of Americans influence federal, state, and local food laws, including what is served for meals in schools, daycares, nursing homes, and hospitals. (T/F).
True
33
Processed foods include:
Frozen vegetables, fruit juices, smoked meats and cheese, and baked bread.
34
Determined by the DRI Committee, the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Ranges (AMDR) for carbs are:
46-65% of calories.
35
The study of nutrients and other substances in foods and how the body handles them is known as ___.
Nutrition.
36
Protein has ___ calories per gram.
4
37
A sedentary female ages 19-25 needs about ___ calories per day.
2000
38
The capacity to do work is called ___.
Energy
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Macronutrients are needed in ___ quantities than micronutrients.
Larger
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How many pounds are in 1 kg?
2.2
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One kcal is equal to the amount of heat necessary to raise the temperature of one kg of water ___ degrees celcius.
1
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If your client is 6' 2", how many in tall is your client.
74 in
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The CDRR (Chronic Disease Risk Reduction) for sodium is ___ mg/dy.
2300
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When food has been churned and blended by the stomach and is ready to enter the small intestine, it is in the form of ___.
Chyme
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Carbs have ___ cals per g
4
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The Dietary Guidelines expanded it scope from "all individuals over the age of 2" to addressing the needs of people at each stage of life (pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood, adolescence, and adulthood). (T/F).
True
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Energy balance is created when energy in ___ energy out.
Equals
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Too much of a good thing can be bad, so some nutrients have a toxic level, also known as the ___.
UL
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If your client reports their height as 180 cm, how many in tall is your client?
71
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Which nutrients have the most simple chemical structure and are made of only single atoms?
Minerals
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How many cm are in 1 in?
2.54
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If your pt is 60 in tall, how many ft tall is your pt?
5