Review Ch. 1-3 Flashcards
A certain amount of fiber in foods contribute to the health of the digestive systems. However, eating too much fiber leads to nutrient losses. The characteristic of diet planning illustrated by this statements is called…
moderation
A false story has circulated for several years on the Internet about the chickens used by a popular national fried chicken chain. It claims that the chickens the company uses have been genetically modified to have no head, beaks, or feet, and are kept alive with feeding tubes. This story is an example of:
an urban legend
A person with a heart disease is told to take some diet and lifestyle changes. He states, “I know that I should make changes because my father and brother both died of heart attacks. But I really like to have my big steaks for dinner.” Which stage of behavior change does this example represent?
Contemplation
Essential nutrients are:
a.) necessary nutrients that cannot be obtained from the diet.
b.) necessary nutrients that the body cannot make, or make in sufficient quantities, for itself.
c.) nutrients that do not cause deficiency diseases if they are omitted from the diet.
d.) nutrients that must be obtained from supplements.
e.) nutrients that the body manufacture from raw materials.
b.) necessary nutrients that the body cannot make, or make in sufficient quantities, for itself.
Foods that have been subjected to the addition of additives, milling, or cooking are called_____ foods.
processed
The most energy-rich nutrient is ____.
fat
The term “_______ foods” has no legal definition but is often used to imply wholesomeness.
natural
When determining if a website offers reliable information, it is best to avoid:
a.) websites that are selling goods and services
b.) sites that identify the authors names and credentials.
c.) links to other sites even on pages published by a reliable source
d.) websites that end in “.org” and “.edu”
e.) websites that end in “gov”
a.) websites that are selling goods and services
What nutrient is needed in the greatest daily quantity?
carbohydrates
Which of the following is an example of an ultra-processed food?
a.) frozen unseasoned cauliflower rice crumbles
b.) a salad topped with diced tomatoes, sliced onion, and hard boiled eggs.
c.) pasteurized milk fortified with Vitamin A and D
d.) A package or organic chocolate chip cookies
e.) A bag of baby spinach leaves that have been washed and trimmed.
d.) A package or organic chocolate chip cookies
The Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) are designed for:
a.) health maintenance and disease prevention in healthy people.
b.) disease prevention in both healthy and unhealthy individuals.
c.) health maintenance and promotion of healing after injury.
d.) restoration of health in malnourished individuals.
e.) reversal of nutrient defecencies.
a.) health maintenance and disease prevention in healthy people.
“Empty calories” refers to foods low in calories and nutrients.
a.) True
b.) False
b.) False
Brianna is using an app on her phone to track her daily calorie and nutrient intake. According to the app, her average daily intake last week was 2150 calories a day, 129 grams of protein, 226 grams of carbohydrates, and 81 grams of fat. How does the intake compare to the acceptable macronutrients distribution range (AMDR)?
a.) Her protein and carbohydrate intakes fall within the AMDR, but her fat intake is above it.
b.) Her protein and fat intake fall within the AMDR, but her carbohydrate intake is below it.
c.) Her carbohydrate intake is the only macronutrient that falls within the AMDR.
d.) Her protein, carbohydrate and fat intake all fall within the AMDR.
e.) Her protein intake is the only macronutrient that falls within the AMRD.
b.) Her protein and fat intake fall within the AMDR, but her carbohydrate intake is below it.
Which of the following contains about 10,000 different phytochemicals?
a.) Vegetables
b.) Eggs
c.) Moong sprouts
d.) Yogurt
e.) broccoli sprouts
e.) broccoli sprouts
The amount of ______ fats must be listed on food labels.
a.) omega 3 fat
b.) phospholipids
c.) saturated fat
d.) polysaturated fat
e.) monosaturated fat
c.) saturated fat