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Nutrition Final Exam
Minimester
159
Nutrition
Undergraduate 4
05/27/2014

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Term

Which of the following nutrition related diseases is not one of the three leading causes of death in the US?

a. heart disease

b cancer

c stroke

d diabetes

Definition
diabetes
Term

which of the following nutrients can directly supply energy for human use?

a lipids and oils

b water

c vitamins

d minerals

Definition
lipids and oils
Term

What substance, present in fruits and veggies, provide significant health benefits such as reducing cancer risk?

a phytochemicals

b beta blockers

c deoxidizers

d free radicals

Definition
phytochemicals
Term

the essential nutrients

a must be consumed at every meal

b are required for infants but not adults

c can be made in the body when needed

d cannot be made in the body and need to be consumed to maintain health

 

Definition

cannot be maintained in the body and need to be consumed to maintain health

 

Term

fibers belong to class of nutrients known as

a carbs

b protein

c lipids

d minerals

Definition
carbs
Term

gram for gram, which provides the most energy?

a carbs

b proteins

c alcohol

d fats

Definition
fats
Term

which is not a characteristic of protein?

a major component of body structure

b supplies 4 kcal per gram

c significant energy source for humans

d forms enzymes

Definition
most significant energy source for humans
Term

which is not true about water?

a provides energy

b provides way to transport nutrients and waste

c by product of cell chemical rxn

d dietary need of approx 9-13 cup per day

Definition
a provides energy
Term

which of the following should be limited in the diet because of effect on blood cholesterol?

a saturated fats

b unsaturated fats

c essential fats

d amino acids

Definition
saturated fats
Term

What is a substance in plant foods that aren't digested in the stomach or small intestine?

a dextrose

b disaccharides

c dietary fiber

d simple sugar

Definition
dietary fiber
Term

which of the following contains no calories?

a alcohol

b protein

c carbs

d vitamins

Definition
vitamins
Term

which is not a simple carb?

a starches

b table sugar

c disaccharide

d monosaccharide

Definition
starches
Term

which of the following is made by fat cells and influences long term regulation of total fat stores?

a endorphins

b cortisol

c leptin

d neuropeptide Y

Definition
leptin
Term
6 classes of nutrients?
Definition
carbs, lipids, protein, vitamins, minerals, water
Term

measurements of height, weight, body circumferences, and body fat are called

a sonography

b electrocardiography

c echocardiography

d athropometry

Definition
anthropometry
Term
RDA stands for
Definition
recommended dietary allowance
Term

Tina is consuming 12 mg of iron per day and her RDA is 15 mg. Which of the following statement is true on her consumption of this nutrient?

a she is likely deficient in iron

b she will need to consume more iron above RDA to make up for intake

c only if her intake is less than 70% of RDA would she be at rish of nutritional deficiency

Definition
C
Term

which of the following has been set for vitamin D, fluoride and biotin?

a min req

b RDA

c AI

Definition
AI
Term
"daily values" on a food label refers to
Definition
RDAs
Term
ABCDE of examinations?
Definition

anthropometric

biochemical

clinical

diet history

environmental influences

Term

The myplate guidelines recommend that we be physically active at least how many minutes most days of the week?

a 20

b 30

c 45

d 60

Definition
30
Term

bone cartilage muscle and nerves are considered

a organs

b organ systems

c tissues

d organisms

Definition
tissues
Term

what structure prevetns food from entering trachea when you swallow?

a epiglottis

b tongue

c tonsils

d esophagus

Definition
epiglottis
Term

blood leaving the kidneys  goes by way of a vein to the 

a kidneys

b heart

c liver

Definition
liver
Term

after digestion and absorption, which organ system carries fat and fat soluble vitamins?

a portal

b enterohepatic

c lymphatic

Definition
lymphatic
Term
most digestion and absorption takes place in
Definition
small intestine
Term

what is the function of mucusin the stomach?

a emulsifies fat

b neutralizer stomach acid

c digest food

d protect stomach cell from gastric juices

Definition
protects stomach cells from gastric juices
Term

all of the following can weaken esophageal sphincter tension and promote heartburn except

a root beer

b coffee

c alcohol

d nicotine

Definition
root beer
Term

a hormone responds to food entering the small intestine and stimulates the pancreas to release

a bicarbonate

b acid

c bile

d mucus

Definition
bicarbonate
Term

main function of large intestine is to absorb

a fat and protein

b vit and min

c water and min

d protein and carb

Definition
water and minerals
Term
what absorption requires carier and energy?
Definition
active
Term

which of the following is not a monosaccharide?

a galactose

b fructose

c lactose

d glucose

Definition
lactose
Term

some people have difficulty digesting milk due to decreased production of

a pepsin

b glucagon

c lactase

d amylase

Definition
lactase
Term
disaccharide formed by chemical bonding of
Definition
2 monosaccharides
Term

glucose is also known as

a levulose

b ribose

c maltose

d dextrose

Definition
dextrose
Term

amylase is

a an enzyme that digest protein

b a branched chain of glucose units

c enzyme that digests starch

Definition
c enzyme digests starch
Term

those with lactose intolerance can usually consume all the following except

a small servings of milk prod

b some cheeses

c yogurt containing active cultures

d milk shakes with skim milk

Definition
milk shakes with skim milk
Term

glycogen is

a highly branched polysaccharide

b stored in absense of dietary carb

c straight chain of glucoses linked together

Definition
highly branched polysacc
Term

major store sites of glycogen are

a muscles and liver

b kidney and muscles

c liver and kidney

d liver and pancrease

Definition
muscles and liver
Term

dietary fibers are primarily

a polysaccharides

b polypeptides

c disaccharides

Definition
polysaccharides
Term

saturated fatty acid contains ___ in carbon chain

a no double bonds

b one double bond

c 2-12 double bonds

Definition
no double bonds
Term

olive oil contains abundant amounts of which?

a saturated fatty acid

b monunsat

c polyunsat

d partially hydrog

Definition
monounsaturated fatty acid
Term

which form is is most dietary lipids found?

a sterols

b phospholipids

c triglycerides

d monoglycer

Definition
triglycerides
Term

high protein diets may be harmful for 

a those with kidney disease

b athletes

c elderly

Definition
kidney disease
Term

which is not function of fat?

a add flavor to food

b carrier of fat soluble vitamins

c best source energy for brain

c isulates and protect body

Definition
C
Term

edema appears when there is a sever lack of dietary protein bc

a sodium retained in body

b blood protein levels fall and fluid shifts into tissues

c blood protein levels increase and force fluid to tissues

Definition
blood protein levels fall and fluid shifts into tissues
Term

the major function of adipose tissue is to 

a store glycogen

b store triglycerides

c synthesize protein for muscle

d store cholesterol

Definition
store triglycerids
Term

all are characteristics of cholesterol except

a used to make estrogen and testosterone

b converted into bile

c incorp into cell membrane

d is an essential nutrient

Definition
D
Term

the major fat digesting enzyme is

a salivary amylase

b pepsin

c trypsin

d pancreatic lipase

Definition
pancreatic lipase
Term
after chylomicrons leave intestinal absorptive cells, they are transported via what system?
Definition
lymphatic
Term

nitrogen from amino acid breakdown is 

a stored in liver

b oxidized to carb

c converted to urea

Definition
converted to urea
Term
protein digested in which areas of body?
Definition
stomach and small intestine
Term
review 9 amino acids!!
Definition

phenylalanine

lysine

tryptophan

histidine

isoleucine

threonine

methionine

valine

leaucine

Term

the EPA requires that municipal water supplies regularly test their water and report results

a every 6 mo

b once a year

c every two years

Definition
once a year
Term

android obesity is associated with higher incidence of all these except

a heart disease

b diabete mellitus

c hypertension

d cancer

Definition
cancer
Term

body fat above____ for men warrants obesity diagnosis

 

Definition
24%
Term

all contribute to total energy expenditure except

a basal metabolic rate

b thermic effect of food

c energy content of food

d adaptive thermogenesis

Definition
energy content of food
Term

most vitamin A stored in

a kidney

b small intest

c liver

d adipose tissue

Definition
liver
Term

vitamin b12 supplied almost entirely by

a animal prod

b veg and fruit

c intestinal bacteria

d whole grain cereal and legumes

Definition
A
Term

the best vitamin folate food source include

a rice and grains

b milk and dairy produ

c leafy greens and beans

Definition
C
Term

all of the following are characteristics of vitamin d except:

a facilitates calcium abosorption from sm int

b is activated by liver and kidney

c causes kidney to excrete less calcium in urine

d prevents osteoporosis

Definition
D
Term
vitamin considered prohormone?
Definition
Vitamin D
Term
know major minerals and trace
Definition
Term

copper functions consist of all the following except:

a connective tissue formation

b thyroid hormone synthesis

c iron release from storage

d hemoglobin formation

Definition
B
Term
severe iodide deficiency results in infants afflicted with
Definition
cretinism
Term

best zinc source is 

a meat

b cheese

c fruit

Definition
A
Term

milk is poor source of 

a Vit D and C

b iron and calcium

c iron and vit C

d vit A and protein

Definition
C
Term

we get most sulfur in our diet from 

a carbs

b water

c fat and oil

d protein

Definition
D
Term
water constitues ____% of body weight
Definition
50-70
Term
know obesity classifications with regards to BMI
Definition
Term
newest substance added to list of essential nutrients?
Definition
choline
Term
the vitamin and mineral important in blood clotting
Definition
vitamin K and calcium
Term
primary cause of hunger?
Definition
poverty
Term

greatest risk from food today is contamination via

a virus and bacteria

b parasites and bacteria

c fungi and parasites

Definition
virus and bacteria
Term

all are true of anorexic person falling below 75 percent of normal body weight except

a premature death likely

b hospitalization necessary

c loss of periods are irreversible

d cure is difficult

Definition
C
Term

single most effective health advantage for people is

a well built shelter

b adequate water supp

c safe and convenient water supply

Definition
C
Term
best way to prevent E Coli is to
Definition
cook all meat thoroughly
Term
slower basal metabolism that accompaniese anorexia is caused by
Definition
decreased synthesis of thyroid hormone
Term

what is the name of the high energy compound that cells use directly to fuel other chemical reactions

a ATP

b glucose

c amino acids

d fatty acids

Definition
ATP
Term

ATP and phosphocreatine are major energy sources for events lasting how long?

a 1 min

b 5 min

c 10 min

d 30 min

Definition
1 minute
Term

the conversion of glucose to lactic acid is called

a aerobic glucose breakdown

b anaerobic glucose breakdown

c aerobic glycogen breakdown

d anaerobic glycogen breakdown

Definition
anaerobic glucose breakdown
Term

the different between anaerobic and aerobic  glycolysis is

a aerobic glucose breakdown uses amino acids, anaerobic does not

b end product of aerobic glucose breakdown is lactic acid; and anaerobic breakdown end prod is CO2 and H2o

c the end products of aerobic glucose breakdown are CO2 and H2o; end product of anaerobic glucose breakdown is lactic acid

Definition
C
Term

anaerobic glucose breakdown provides most of the enrgy for sports activities lasting

a 10 seconds

b up to 30 seconds

c 30 sec to 2 min

d up to 5 min

Definition
C
Term

we can tell whether a football player is getting enought kcals by all except:

a determining body fat level

b seeing if body fat is 5-18%

c monitoring weight changes on a weekly basis

d weighing him before and after football practice

Definition
D
Term

Athletes who consume adquate carb promote all except:

a reduce risk of chronic fatigue

b loading liver with adequate glycogen stores

c increases in body fat levels

d loading muscles with adequate glycogen stores

Definition
C
Term

 120 lbs woman is attempting to be a body builder so she would like to gain muscle mass. Daily protein intake should be how many grams?

a 32-59

b 65-87

c 82-93

d 44-82

Definition
C
Term

If a woman athlete is not menstruating regularly, she should do all except

a intensely exercise

b increase kcal intake

c get adequate calcium in diet

d have body fat % checked

Definition
A
Term

Which of the following does not have an ergogenic effect?

a growthy hormone

b carnitine

c anabolic steroid

d blood doping

Definition
carnitine
Term

A regular physical activity program should include all the following except:

a warmup

b frequency of 2x per week

c HR of 60-70% of max

d at least 20-30 min duration

Definition
B
Term

Criteria for diagnosing bulimia nervosa includes all except

a overconcern with body shape and weight

b purposely eating large quantities of food and feeling tremendous control doing it

c using purging techniques like vomiting

d 2 binge eating episodes per week for at least 3 months

 

Definition
B
Term

night eating syndrome is characterized by evening hyperphagia which is defined as

a eating total cal after evening meal

b eating 1/2 total cal after eavening meal

c eating more than 1/3 of total daily calories after evening meal

Definition
C
Term

anorexia nervosa is defined as

a hyper activity

b compulsive eating

c purging, laxatives, diurectics

d psychological denial of appetite

Definition
D
Term

at later stages in anorexia development, they

a do not feel hungry

b abstain from drink and food

c eat 1200-1500 cal per day

d eat 300-600 cal per day

Definition
D
Term

the slower basal metabolism that accompanies anorexia nervosa is caused by

a decreased synthesis of growth hormone

b decreased synthesis of thyroid hormone

c low intake of iron

d hypoglycemia

Definition
B
Term

first goal of nutrition therapy for anorexia nervos is

 

Definition
stop further weight loss
Term

the majority of hungry people live in 

a africa

b asia

c latin america

Definition
B
Term

all of the following are results of undernutrition except

a reduction of activity

b blindness from xerophthalmia

c iron deficiency anemia

d coronary heart disease

Definition
D
Term

the consequences of undernutrition are most critical during

a adulthood

b elementary school years

c infancy

 

Definition
C
Term

a promising strategy to help other countries increase food resources is 

a to use green revolution technologies

b to establism large farms that grow cash crops

c to try to obtain more food from the oceans

Definition
A
Term

Elements influencing food/population raito include all except

a high socioeconomic status

b war and political/civil unrest

c rapid depletion of nat resources

d AIDS

Definition
A
Term

Which of the following is not true about AIDS worldwide?

a transmission pattern is different in developed versus develping countries

b africa is continent that is hardest hit

c US is country hardest hit

d developing countries have the most infections

Definition
C
Term

all are potential environmental contaminants except

a acylamide

b lead

c carbon dioxide

d mercury

Definition
C
Term

which will not decrease free water in a product?

a salting

b adding sugar

c irradiation

d smoking

Definition
C
Term

increasing acid content of a food is especially effective in preventing growth of 

a yeast

b samonella

c clostridium botulinum

d staphylococcus aureus

 

Definition
C
Term

common cause of foodborne illness from sneezing or coughing over food is

a samonella

b clostridium perfringens

c staphylococcus aureus

Definition
C
Term

foodborne illness caused by Clostridium perfringens

a is usually associated with meat and meat dishes, gravies, and improperly handled leftovers

b appears within 12-36 hours of ingestion

c usualy caused by consuming improperly home canned food

d can cause human illness in about 4 hours

 

Definition
A
Term
the best way to prevent foodborne illness E Coli?
Definition
cook all meat thoroughly
Term

most common parasites in north american food supply are

a anisakis and scromboid

b scromboid and dinoflagellates

c trichella spiralis and anisakis

Definition
C
Term

Salmonella, Listeria, E Coli and Campylobacter are bacterial foodborne illnesses of particular interest since they are often assoc with 

a kidney failure

b high fever

c death

Definition
C
Term

70% of foodborne illness cases go undiagnosed and result from 

a viral causes

b bacterial causes

c fungal causes

Definition
A
Term

most strains of E Coli are 

a infectious

b harmful

c toxic

d harmless

Definition
D
Term

lead toxicity effects include all except

a anemia

b abnormal reproduction

c kidney disease

d reduced learning capacity

Definition
B
Term

which is found in raw egg whites

a avidin

b dioxin

c oxalic acid

d saponins

Definition
A
Term
what is a state of anxiety about running out of food or running out of money to buy more food?
Definition
food insecurity
Term
when trying to lose weight and increase muscle mass, recommendations for protein intake for thsoe trying to increase msucle mass vary from ____ to ____ grams of protein per kg of bdoy weight
Definition
1.0-1.7
Term
to be transported througout the body, fats are packaged in structures called
Definition
lipoproteins
Term

omega 3 fatty acid 1st double bond starts....

omega 6 fatty acid 1st double bond starts...

Definition

 3 Carbons from omega end of fatty acid

6 carbons from omega end of fatty acid

Term

duration of pregnancy is normally___ weeks

a 30-34

b 32-36

c 35-39

d 38-42

 

Definition
D
Term

the organ that nourishes the fetus in the mother's womb is called the 

a ovum

b umbilicus

c placenta

d embyo

Definition
C placenta
Term
the mother breast weight increases by approx 30% due to development of milk producing cells and deposition of ____lbs of fat for lactation
Definition
2-4lbs
Term

if a child is born prematruely during a third trimester

a child with have min nutritional problems

b child may have problems sucking a swallowing

c child will almost always die

 

Definition
B
Term
which trimester is especially critical period when poor nutrtiion or drug us can result in birth defects?
Definition
First
Term

ideal age of pregnancy is 

 

Definition
20-35 years old age
Term

during the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy, avg of ____ extra kcal needed per day

a 150-250

b 250-350

c 350-450

Definition
C
Term

during first trimester, woman should gain ____ pounds

a 1-3

b 2-4

c 5-9

Definition
B
Term

one type of foodborne illness that poses particular danger for pregnant women is

 

Definition
Listeria monocytogenes
Term

total weight gain of a desirable weight pregnant woman is how many pounds?

a 10-15

b 15-25

c 25-35

d 28-40

Definition
C
Term

a low birth weight infant weighs___ lbs

 

Definition
less than 5.5 lbs
Term

RDA for protein increases by about

RDA for carbohydrates increases to about

Definition

25 grams per day over that of the non pregnant state

175 grams daily (primarily to prevent ketosis)

Term
biggest vitamin need during pregnancy?
Definition
folate/folic acid
Term

mineral needs also increase in pregnancy. all are needed in higher quantities except

a iron

b iodine

c sodium

d zinc

Definition
C
Term
milk producing cells in the breast are called
Definition
lobules (saclike structures in the breast that store milk)
Term
what is the hormone secreted by the pituitary gland that stimulates the synthesis of milk in the breast?
Definition
prolactin
Term

which hormone triggers "let down" or milk release

a oxytocin

b prolactin

c estrogen

d progesterone

Definition
A
Term
American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding for
Definition
the first 6 mo of a child's life
Term

breast milk production requires approx___kcal per day?

a 200

b 400

c 800

d 1000

Definition
800
Term

infants will double in birth weight at about ____ months of age

a5 

b3

c2

d9

Definition
5
Term

undernutrition for a female has greatest effect on height when occurs

a before onset of menses

b 2 years after menses onset

c 1 year after onset menses

Definition
A
Term

infants born prematurely will catch up in growth by

a 6 mo

b 1 year

c 2-3 yr

d 4-5 yr

Definition
C
Term

most sensitive indicator of long-term nutrient intake in a child is

a weight

b height

c head circumference

d fusion of bone ends

Definition
B
Term

1/3 of children indeveloping nations are short and underweight for their age..frequent cause is:

a weaning to high carb low protein diet

b diet low in ess fatty acid

c weaning to low carb high protein diets

Definition
A
Term
most overweight infants become...
Definition
normal weight preschoolers
Term

breast milk contains approx how many kcal per quart?

a 450

b 570

c 600

d 640

Definition
D
Term

vitamin routinely given by injection to all infants at birth?

a A

b E

c K

d D

Definition
K
Term

fluid requirement of infant are approx ___ cups per day

a 2

b 1

c 4

d 3

Definition
D
Term

according to the American Academy of pediatrics, best age to introduce solid foods to infant diet is

a <1 month

b 1-4 months

c 4-6 months

d >8 months

Definition
4-6 months
Term

all are true about nursing bottle syndrome except

a it causes tooth decay in bottle fed infants

b it is associated with infant keeping a bottle in his or her mouth while sleeping

c it results from teeth being bathed in carb rich fluid

d it is associated with not brushing infant gums

Definition
D
Term

all should be omitted from infant diet except

a iron

b low fat milk

c hot dogs

d corn syrup

Definition
A
Term
high fiber diets...
Definition
not recommended for infants
Term

foods suggest adding to diet of preschool child who needs increased iron?

a lean meat

b milk

c orange juice

d egg white

Definition
A
Term

if a child follows a totally vegetarian diet, greater attention should be given to these nutrients

a iron and calcium

b fat soluble vit

c carb and fiber

d protein and vit b12

Definition
D
Term

the adolescnet growth spurt 

a begins earlier in boys than girls

b begins earlier in girls than boys

c decreasees energy and nutrient needs

Definition
B
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