Nutrition final Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
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Which of the following chemicals provide health benefits and give plant food their color, aroma, and flavor?

A

phytochemicals

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2
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Which of the following nutrients do not supply energy?

A

vitamins

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3
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The westernized diet is low in this nutrient. What is this?

A

magnesium

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4
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How many total calories do you consume if you consume 5g of fat, 23g of carbs and 3g of protein?

A

149 calories

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5
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Which of the following is a major organ of the digestive system?

A

esophagus

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6
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Which of the smallest functional unit of living organisms?

A

cell

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7
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What is an organ that produces digestive enzymes and releases bicarbonate?

A

pancreas

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8
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Alcohol provides this amount of kcal per gram:

A

7 kcal/g

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9
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This disaccharide known as table sugar is:

A

sucrose

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10
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When blood glucose falls the pancreas secretes this into the bloodstream:

A

glucagon

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11
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Triglycerides are composed of ___ and glycerol

A

3 fatty acids

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12
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Which lipoprotein originates in the liver and transports mostly triglycerides to adipose tissue and muscle?

A

VLDL

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13
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Inclusion of partially hydrogenated oils in foods increase this:

A

trans fat

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14
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Which of these types of oil would remain solid at high temp? (highest concentration of saturated fat)

A

palm oil

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15
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Where does a chylomicron originate?

A

small intestine

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16
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Which compound in the body makes it possible for dietary fat to be digested in the aqueous environment of the small intestine?

A

bile acid

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17
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What characteristic of a fat determines if it’s unsaturated?

A

if the fat has double bonds

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18
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Which statement about incomplete protein is true?

A

it lacks one or more essential amino acids

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19
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Jay spends about 2,000 cal per day on his avg. Cal intake per day is about 1,900. He eats in:

A

negative energy balance

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20
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Which of the following groups is not at risk for vitamin D deficiency?

A

younger generation

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21
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True of false? Fatty acid deficiency is widespread therefore supplementation is necessary.

22
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True or false? Overconsumption of sodium increases

23
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Which is not a component of bone and teeth?

24
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Glucose is stored as a polymer (glycogen) in primarily which cells or tissues of the body?

A

muscle and liver

25
Which of the following is true about alcohol?
it is not a nutrient
26
Energy-dense foods are foods with a high number of calories for their:
weight
27
Leafy, green vegetables are low in energy density because they are high in ___ content
water
28
Most fats first enter the ___ before reaching the bloodstream
lymphatic system
29
Which organ of the GI tract absorbs water and some minerals?
large intestine
30
What is the storage form of glucose?
glycogen
31
A fasting glucose level ___ per 100 ml is ... for prediabetes
100-125
32
Which statement about type 1 diabetes is true?
It's an autoimmune disease
33
When blood forces out of coronary artery, a person experiences a:
heart attack
34
Hydrochloric acid is produced by ___ and it ____
stomach, denatures
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___ are the proteins used by immune system that are critical for body defense against infection and viruses
antibodies
36
what percentage of total calories a day should be consumed by carbohydrates?
45-65%
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removes glucose from blood for use by cells
insulin
38
a coenzyme can best be defined as:
a compound that binds to a protein and is required for its function or activity
39
which is not a water soluble vitamin?
vitamins E and K
40
True or false? Vitamin A plays a role in vision health.
true
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true or false? vitamin K plays a role in bone growth and maintenence.
false, vitamin K helps form blood clots
42
true or false? vitamin D must be hydroxylated in the liver and kidney to be biologically active
true
43
True or false? Water-soluble vitamins present a relatively low level of toxicity.
true
44
True or false? Pellagra is a deficiency symptom of niacin
true
45
True or false? Hypothalamic acid deficiency is widespread therefore proper supplementation is necessary.
false
46
Which vitamin is scurvy a major deficiency symptom of?
vitamin C
47
Deficiency disease associated with B-vitamin thiamine is:
beriberi
48
True or false? BMI can distinguish between excess fat and muscle and bone mass
false
49
How many calories per gram of fat?
9
50
How many calories per gram of carbs?
4
51
How many calories per gram of protein?
4