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nutrition-saunders

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which of the following characterizes a complete protein? adequate in all the essential amino acids
what is not an example of negative nitrogen balance? pregnancy
phenylketonuria is a condition that restricts the consumption of aspartame
kwashiorkor is a disease that presents without severe wasting of bodyfat
what is the main function of carbohydrates provide energy
one gram of carbohydrate yields 4 kcal (4kcal X __ grams)
sorbitil, which is a sugar alcohol used in diabetic foods and sugarless gum, is made from glucose
which of the following foods would be most cariogenic: dried apricots, soda pop, cake, milk? dried apricots
which of the following allows lipids to be transported in the blood lipoproteins
a high level of which liproprotein actually slows down the development of cardiovascular disease high-density lipoprotein
what is not a characteristic of cholesterol: is a phospholipid, can be made by your body, acts as an emulsifier (of fats), increases the risk of heart disease is a phospholipid
important functions of dietary lipids include providing essential fatty acids, providing stiety, and aiding in absorption of vitamins A,D,E,K
overconsumption of the following foods can increase the risk of atherosclerosis except one. which one is the exception: butter, coconut oil, beef, skim milk skim milk
risk factors associated with atherosclerosis include all of the following except one. which one is the exception: hypertension,ldl cholesterol of 120mg/100ml,total blood cholesterol greater than 240mg/100ml,smoking ldl cholesterol of 120mg/100ml
what are fat soluable vitamins A,D,E,K (adek dental chairs)
preformed vitamin A is found in which of the following food sources: carrots, body fat of fish, broccoli, cauliflower? body of fat of fish
rickets is a dease asociated with which vitamin deficiency D
funtion of vitamin E acts as an antioxisant
function of water-soluable vitamins aids in the metabolism of energy-producing nutrients (of carbs,lipids, proteins)
the amino acid typtophan can be converted into which water-soluble vitamin niacin
interference with the intrinsic-extrinisic factor leads to a deficiency in which vitamin Cobalamin (B12)
a strict vegetarian diet most likely will be deficient in which vitamin Cobalamin (B12)
disease by vitamin c deficiency is scurvy
one of the following characteristic is not true concerning calcium. which one is the exception? coagulation,muscle contraction and relaxation, intake of 400mg/day is recommended, vitamin D assists in its absorption? intake of 400 mg/day (u need 1000mg/day)
which of the following is the best food source of magnesium: citris fruits,dairy products,dark yellow vegetables, whole grains and nuts whole grain and nuts
most abundant mineral in the body calcium
what is not function of sodium used to invoke an immune response
mineral that is used to preserve foods sulfur
body water posesses all of the following except one: found extracellularly as well as intracellularly, makes 85% of total body weight,maintains body temp, acts a a lubricant around joints? makes up 85% of body weight (water makes up 50-60%)
several nutrients have an effect on the cells of the oral tissues. which following nutrients assists in speeding up would healing? zinc, folate, calcium, phosphorus zinc
with regard to energy measurement, 1 kcal is the amount of heat produced to raise the temperature of 1 kg of water 1°C
not included in the measurement of the basal metabolism rate. which one is the exception? breathing maintaining body temperature, beating of the heart, digesting food digesting food
major gland that affects the BMR thryroid
for an individual to lose weight, a reduction in energy intake must take place. the individual should also decrease physical activity the first statement is true, the second is false
the individual with anorexia nervosa is usually female and exercises excessively
bulimia is an eating disorder that involves episodes of binge eating followed by purging
compulsive overating is associated with eating large quantities of food and purging
best counseling technique for increasing patients involvement and responsibility in making their own decisions is nondirective
which of the following is the BEst example of nondirective approach patient is involved in the diet analysis, evaluation, and diet modification program and the counselor explains each process to the patient
the reommended number of days for recording a diet diary is 4-7days
basic diet for patients recovering from periodontal surgery is diet that is nutritionally adequate and modified for the patients chewing ability
the most common barrier to care for the patient with an eating disorder is communication
the most devastating oral effects of eating disorders are related to frequent purging
which of the following should immediately follow a purging incident rinsing with tap water (the biocarbinated rinse)
what causes hypokalemia lack of potassium
an adult patient who is deficent in vitam d could suffer from ostermalcia. a patient deficient in calcium could suffer from ostersclerosis. first statement true, 2nd statement false
mineral oils interfere with the absorption of which vitamins vitamin A ( and ADEK fat soluable)
two types of food diaries are commonly used today. the 24hr food diary and the 7-10 day food diary are the diaries most commonly used today. true.false
water makes up 50-60% of total body weight but is NOT the main constituent of the body. water is required on a daily basis. false. true (maintains 50-60 of body weight and IS main constituent of the body.)
which of the following is a major mineral? (vitamin a, boron, selenium, calcium calcium
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