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Cert Review Chapter7

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In obesity body weight exceeds normal by at least what percentage? 20%
Which nutrients are the body's primary source of energy? Carbohydrates
Phosphorus is essential for the metabolism of all of the following except: Iodine
One gram of carbohydrate yields: 4 kilocalories
Bulimia is: A form of food poisoning often caused by poorly canned foods
What is called "good cholesterol"? HDL
How many amino acids are essential to include in a person's diet because they cannot be produced by the adult human body? 9
The best source of vitamin C or ascorbic acid is: Fruits
BMI is calculated from a person's weight and height and is called: Body mass index
Obese patients should consume which of the following? Fish liver oil
Which type of diet is more appropriate for patients with diseases of the pancreas and liver? Restricted fat diet
Which nutritional deficiency may result in goiter? Iodine
Which vitamin deficiency may cause scurvy? Vitamin C
Pernicious anemia may be associated with which of the following? Achlorhydria
What are the primary building blocks of which of the following nutrients? Proteins
Excess carbohydrates are stored in the liver and muscles in the form of which substance? Glycogen
Which diet is used to avoid irritation to the gastrointestinal tract? Bland diet
An overdose of vitamins is called: Hypervitaminosis
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