PRCC Mrs. Simon Nutrition Final

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One of the best sources of lycopene is:

Tomatoes

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Which of the following types of cells do NOT reproduce, and if damaged by injury or disease, are lost forever?

Brain Cells

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A day's meal provides 50 grams of protein and 1,800 calories. What is the percentage of calories from protein? (round to the nearest whole number)

11

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The rate at which the body uses energy to supports its basal metabolism:

Basal metabolic rate

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Which of the following makes up about 60 percent of the body's weight?

Water

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Factors that affect BMR:

Age, height, growth, body composition

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For CVD prevention, trans fat in the diet should account for less than ______ percent of calories.

1

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Older adults are not able to maintain muscle mass and strength.

False

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Chronic hunger causes many deaths worldwide, especially among:

Children

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Switching to local foods grown close to home results in:

Environmental Advantages

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A deficiency of sodium is not harmful

False

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The term "______" has no legal definition but is often used on food labels to imply wholesomeness.

natural

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Which of the following worsens acne?

stress

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A food items contains 5 grams of fat, 25 grams of carbohydrates, and 4 grams of protein. What are the total calories?

161

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What are the six major nutrients or classes of nutrients?

Carbohydrate, fat, protein, water, vitamins, and minerals

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A major guideline for healthy people is to limit calorie intakes and obtain more and varied selections of ______.

fruits and vegetables

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Nutrient values used in nutrition research and policy making and the basis upon which RDA values are set:

Estimated average requirements

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One of the six major nutrients, and without a sufficient amount of it, the body's cells cannot function

Water

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Which of the following causes cancer in animals?

nitrosamines

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Which of the following nonnutritive sweeteners is made from sucrose?

Sucralose

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A processing technique that preserves food by boiling it and sealing it in an impervious container is called:

canning

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Frozen foods' nutrient content is similar to that of:

fresh foods

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Alcohol crosses the placenta and is directly toxic to the fetus.

True

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Young children should be allowed to explore and enjoy food by eating with their fingers at first.

True

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Which of the following is the major factor in low birthweight?

poor nutrition

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A nursing mother produces about _________ ounces of milk a day.

25

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Which of the following describes foods preferred by children?

mild flavors

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School lunches are designed to provide at least _______ of the recommended intake for certain nutrients.

one-third

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Since 1950, the number of people _______ years old in the U.S. has increased 7-fold.

over 85

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U.S. food waste:

Generates Greenhouse Gases

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Hunger results primarily from food poverty.

True

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Children with severe acute malnutrition may attempt to limit activity by not crying for food.

True

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Alternating crop species allows soil to rest, restores nutrients, and controls pests.

True

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One out of every _______ Americans receives food assistance of some kind.

6

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What causes the loss of a third of food produced worldwide?

Food waste

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Water-soluble vitamins are absorbed directly into the blood and thus stored more readily in tissues.

False

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The most familiar function of vitamin A is to sustain normal eyesight.

True

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Vitamin D deficiency in children can cause bowed legs, an abnormality seen in the disease rickets.

True

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Foods rich in beta-carotene include:

Sweet Potatoes

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As physical activity continues beyond the first few minutes, which of the following flows into the bloodstream to signal the liver to liberate its stored energy nutrients?

Glucagon

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A person who continues exercising moderately for longer than ______ minutes begins to use less glucose and more fat for fuel.

20

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Which nutrient is important for athletes because it is needed for the formation of collagen?

Vitamin C

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The DRI Committee recommended a diet that provides _______% of its calories from carbohydrate.

45-65

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What are the energy yielding nutrients (those that the body can use the energy they contain)?

Carbohydrates, fat, protein

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The micronutrients which act as regulators and assist in all body processes:

Vitamins and minerals

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Based on the USDA MyPlate, at least _______ of the plate should be occupied by fruits and vegetables at each meal.

Half

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Which of the following foods is de-emphasized in the USDA Food Intake Patterns?

Meats

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Nutrient standards used on food labels and on grocery store and restaurant signs:

Daily Values

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The average daily nutrient intake level that meets the needs of nearly all healthy people in a particular life stage and gender group:

Recommended dietary allowances

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Nutrient intake goals for individuals set when scientific data are insufficient to allow establishment of an RDA value and assumed to be adequate for healthy people:

Adequate intake