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BMI is based on height, weight, and waist circumference. BMI can tell you if you are healthy or not

False, False

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We should limit whole grains to less than 50% of grains because they are an added sugar. True or False?

False

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Which ingredient contributes the most to this food by weight?

Corn

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Which macronutrient should contribute the highest total percent calories in the diet?

Carbohydrates

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Which does not count towards dairy serving intake?

Almond Milk

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Which found can count as either a serving from the vegetable or protein food groups?

Beans

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Which nutrient / substance does not provide calories?

Fiber

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Which yields the most calories per gram?

Fats

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Which Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) is always the highest for a given nutrient?

Tolerable upper limit (UL)

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Standard Dietary Reference Intakes are appropriate for individuals in disease state. True or False

False

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What is the process by which nutrients are added to a food that were not originally present before processing?

Fortification

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What is not one of the four principles of preventing foodborne illnesses?

Cool foods to room temperature before refridgerating

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A baked potato has more nutrients and less fat than potato chips. The baked potato is more:

Nutrient dense

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Lower income communites are more impacted by lack of access to affordable, healthy food: True or False

True

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Organic food should be recommended whenever possible because they are more nutritious: True or False

False

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A food is considered whole grain only if a whole grain is the first ingredient. True or False

True

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When evaluating the quality of nutritional resource, factors consider include all of the following except:

Number of followers they have on social media

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Which generally has the least fiber?

Fruit Juice

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The best health recommendations are:

Evidence based

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Which generally described when molecules are broken into smaller molecules?

Hydrolysis

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What does the Krebs Cycle (TCA cycle) ultimately yield?

ATP

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What are the finger-like projections that increase surface area and improve nutrition absorption in the GI tract?

Microvilli

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True or False: Digestion in the mouth is mechanical only (Chewing), not chemical:

False

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Where does most food digestion and absorption occur?

Small Intestine

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A patient consumes enough B12 but they lack intrinsic factor to facilitate absorption. This is an example of (Pick 2):

Secondary malnutrition & Limited Bioavailability

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Which is not one of the benefits of saliva?

Reduces PH of mouth

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Carbohydrates and proteins are transported from the GI tract via the ____________ and fats are transported via the________.

Hepatic Portal, Lymphatic

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Which is true regarding the plant proteins compared to animal proteins?

None of these

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Which term describes extreme protein deficiency, often suddenly upon weaning:

Kwashiokor

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Essential amino acids are the only amino acids our bodies use: True or False

False

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Which nutrient is least likely to be a nutritional concern for vegans?

Vitamin C

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Which food is NOT acceptable for a vegan?

Dairy Milk

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Which type of plant based diet is most restrictive?

Vegan

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Complementary protein pairings mean combining incomplete proteins with different _______ profiles to make complete proteins:

Amino Acid

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Which protein source is considered to have the highest quality?

Egg

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Which is NOT an effect of low protein on oral health?

Larger than normal teeth

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The primary function of protein is calories/ energy: True or False

False

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When do proteins need increase relative to weight/ size?

All of these

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Patients with periodontal disease require less protein in order to starve the disease- causing bacteria: True or False

False

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Which should we try to consume less of for improved health outcomes, including cardiovascular health?

Saturated Fat

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Which is the lowest source of saturated fat?

Olive Oil

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Lipids are bundles into _______ to cross the intestinal lining, then repackaged into _____________ to enter the lymphatic system

Micelles, Chylomicrons

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Which lipoprotein is considered “Good” and helps remove cholesterol from the cells and vessels?

High Density (HDL)

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Which essential fatty acid is considered to play an anti-inflammatory role in the body?

Alpha linolenic acid (Omega -3)

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Saturated, monosaturated, and polyunsaturated refers to the number of carbons in a fatty acid chain: True or False

False

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The Krebs Cycle describes the anabolic process of creating macronutrient polymers from monomers: True or False

False

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The main function of the liver is production and release of insulin and glucagon in response to blood glucose levels: True or False

False

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Who has the lower basal metabolic rate?

Someone who is fasting

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Which type of diabetes is more likely to experience weight loss in addition to the “3 P’s’’?

Type 1

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Your diabetic patient becomes very pale, confused, shaky , and lightheaded with rapid breathing. What do you suspect?

Hypoglycemia

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Type 1 diabetes is more common than type 2 diabetes and is characterized by insulin resistance: True or False

False

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How can humans store glucose? (Select all that apply)

Fat & Glycogen

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Most of our energy expidenture goes towards regulating body temperature (Thermoregulation) : True or False

False

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Which nutrient can be synthesized in the skin via UV exposure?

Vitamin D

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Which is not a function of vitamin C

Rhodopsin formation in the eye

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Which is a major function of vitamin A

Eye Health

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Carotenodermia is an orange pigmentation due to what nutritional state?

Carotenoid excess

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In addition to supporting blood clotting, vitamin K plays what other important role?

Supporting osteoblasts to build bone

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Select the top three mineral constituents of bone:

Calcium, Magnesium,Phosphorus

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Which hormone(s) bring calcium to the blood?

Calcitriol (Vit D hormone) , Parathyroid Hormone

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What are the cells that build bone?

Osteoblasts

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You are 20 years old. Which of the following is the best way for your teeth to obtain fluoride?

Fluoride Toothpaste

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Osteomalaciais milder form of osteoprosis: True or False

False

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Which does not directly lose mineral during osteoporosis?

Tooth enamel

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Food sources of polyunsaturated fats may have _______ added as an antioxidant to prevent oxidation and spoilage.

Vitamin E

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Which mineral is a component of ATP and ADP, the body’s “energy units?”

Phosphorus

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Which is true of magnesium?

It supports nerve and muscle function

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Which yields more calories per gram , fat , carbohydrates or proteins?

Fat

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What are some nutrient concerns for vegans?

Protein, iron, calcium, vitamin B12, and vitamin deficiency.

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What nutrients tend NOT to be a concern for vegans?

Vitamin C & Fiber

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What are some life situational challenges for older adults that may influence dietary habits?

Living alone, fixed income, limited transportation, and difficulty shopping or cooking.

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What are some nutrients that might be consumed in excess in an individual who eats fast food frequently?

Sodium, saturated fat, and added sugar.

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What are some nutrients that might be deficient in an individual who eats fast food frequently?

Fiber, vitamins, and minerals.

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What acronym do we use when devceloping effective goals and strategies?

SMART

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Your patient has a sore tongue/ persistant cracks in the corners of the mouth. Which nutrient deficiency is least likely?

Calcium

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Which is not a significant factor in caries risk?

Sweets with meals

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What would be a likely effect of low protein intake ? Select all that apply:

Impaired healing and repair, Susceptibility to infections

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Which foods tend to contain vitamin D? Select all that apply:

Fatty Fish, Fortified food like milk and orange juice

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Which food support services is not appropriate for an older adult?

WIC

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Your patient likes cookies. What are two most realistic and effectice recommendations to reduce caries risk?

Chew xylitol gum for 10 minutes after, Limit Cookies to meals

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Which is least likely to worsen hypertension (high blood pressure) ?

Bread

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Older adults need less calcium since they have already reached peak bone mass. True or False

False

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Which does not count towards fruit food group intake? Select all that apply:

Orange soda, Fruit Jam

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A burger is least likely to have which nutrient ?

Vitamin C

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Which nutrient is an antioxidant ?

Vitamin C

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Which food ilikely has the most fibers ?

Oatmeal

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Which does not count as one dairy serving?

1 Cup Cream

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What is the normal / Healthy BMI Range?

18.5-24.9

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If you suspect a patient has a nutrient deficiency , what is the best course of action?

Refer the patient to their primary doctor for further evaluation.

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