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Nutrition Ch.12
Question | Answer |
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When blood sodium levels decline below normal levels it is called _____________ | hyponatremia |
The body’s release of aldosterone and renin ______ _________ _________ | promote sodium retention |
__________ is a catalyst in the reaction that adds the last phosphate to the high-energy compound adenosine triphosphate. | Magnesium |
In the US, 300,000 people are hospitalized each year due to hip fractures related to _____________ | osteoporosis |
____________ assists in energy metabolism and the structure of bones and teeth | Phosphorus |
The second most abundant mineral in the body is __________ and it is found in all body cells | phosphorous |
Calcium _________ can be inhibited by excessive caffeine and alcohol intake, smoking, and antacids. | absorption |
The greatest source of sodium in the diet for most Americans is ___________ _________ | processed foods |
___________ is critical to heart function and seems to protect against hypertension and supports heart health. | Magnesium |
A chloride imbalance can be experienced by a person who frequently _______, this is due to loss of hydro(chloric) acid. | vomits |
Only when people lack protein to the point of severe deficiency will they lack the _____-containing amino acids. | sulfur |
Sugar and salt are medicine too! ____ __________ ______ is a simple solution of sugar, salt, and water – and has saved millions of lives. | Oral rehydration therapy |
_________ plays a major role in maintaining fluid, electrolyte balance, and cell integrity. | Potassium |
________ _________ deficiency is characterized by irregular heartbeat, muscle weakness, and glucose intolerance. | progressive potassium |
The UL for magnesium is ____mg/day from nonfood sources. | 350 |
Calcium absorption is enhanced by ________ ___ | vitamin D |
Your body is comprised of approximately __% water | 60 |
Bone mineral density can be measured using a _____-_____ ______ absorptiometry test. | dual-energy X-ray |
The body’s main extracellular anion is ________, and the principal extracellular cation is sodium. | chloride |
The principal intracellular cation is __________ | potassium |
___% of the US population exceeds the recommended intake for sodium. | 90 |
The water existing between cells is called __________ _______ | interstitial fluid |
_____ is concentrated in the body’s skin, hair, and nails. | Sulfur |
Intracellular fluid is found within ______ | cells |
One of the primary functions of chloride is being part of hydrochloric acid which helps maintain stomach ________ | acidity |
Proteins are major sources of dietary ________ | sulfur |
Foods that are “whole” and “unprocessed” are naturally higher in potassium and lower in _______ | sodium |
An enzyme released by the kidneys in response to low blood pressure is ______ | renin |
True or False: The kidneys and lungs help to control the buffer system that regulates the body’s acid-base balance. | True |