Final Milestone Test
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Which
eating
disorder
do
those
who
binge
but
do
not
purge
have?
O
Bulimia
nervosa
Anorexia
nervosa
©
O
Binge
eating
disorder
°
O
g
J
Avoidant
restrictive
food
intake
O
disorder
(ARFID)
RATIONALE
Those
who
binge
but
do
not
purge
have
a
binge
eating
disorder.
CONCEPT
—
Eating
Disorders
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Increase
in
oxidative
stress
Decrease
in
oxidative
stress
The
limited
absorption
of
O
nutrients
caused
by
smoking
O
Increase
in
erythrocytes
RATIONALE
Smoking
increases
the
risk
of
nutritional
deficiencies
because
of
the
increase
in
oxidative
stress.
CONCEPT
—
Nutritional
Deficiency
and
Disease
3
@
Which
minerals
are
especially
important
for
bone
growth
in
teenagers?
Magnesium
and
manganese
O
Folate
and
niacin
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artlic
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Calcium
and
phosphorus
are
important
for
bone
growth
in
teenagers.
CONCEPT
—
Teenagers
(13-19)
4
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Which
of
the
following
inhibits
the
absorption
of
iron?
Coffee
©
O
O
Green
leafy
vegetables
RATIONALE
Coffee
can
inhibit
the
absorption
of
iron.
CONCEPT
—
Trace
Minerals
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bile salt
O
O
portal
vein
hepatic
vein
O
jugular
vein
RATIONALE
Chylomicrons
are
released
into
the
bloodstream
via
the
jugular
vein
in
the
neck.
CONCEPT
—
Digestion
and
Absorption
of
Lipids
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How
many
amino
acids
are
considered
to
be
essential?
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There
are
9
amino
acids
that
are
considered
essential
because
the
human
body
cannot
produce
them,
and
they
must
be
obtained
through
the
diet.
CONCEPT
—
Structure
and
Function
of
Protein
7
@
What
happens
if
you
eat
more
calories
than
you
can
use?
It
is
stored
as
fat.
©
O
It
is
stored
as
minerals
in
your
O
bones.
O
It
is
stored
as
muscle.
O
It
is
excreted
in
your
urine.
RATIONALE
If
you
eat
more
calories
than
your
body
can
use,
the
excess
is
stored
as
fat.
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Niacin
is
also
known
as
vitamin
O
O
O
©
O
RATIONALE
Niacin
is
also
known
as
vitamin
CONCEPT
—
Vitamins
Bs
and
Bs
°
@
In
order
to
prevent
diverticulosis,
one
should
ensure
they
are
eating
a
luten-free
diet
O
g
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high-fiber
diet
©
0
RATIONALE
A
low
fiber
diet
is
thought
to
be
the
main
cause
of
diverticulosis,
and
therefore
to
help
prevent
it,
one
should
consume
a
high
fiber
diet.
CONCEPT
—
Health
of
the
Gl
Tract
10
@
Which
statement
is
true
about
specialized
diets
in
general?
They
promote
lifelong
behavior
O
change.
They
do
not
lead
to
long-term
weight
loss
because
they
don't
©
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address
behavior
change.
They
are
intended
for
weight
O
loss.
They
are
easy
to
follow,
with
few
changes
needed
in
a
typical
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In
general,
specialized
diets
do
not
lead
to
long-term
weight
loss
because
they
don't
address
behavior
change.
CONCEPT
—
Therapeutic
Diets
1
@
The
electron
transport
chain
is
considered
a(n)
reaction.
photosynthesis
O
y
aerobic
O
O
O
anaerobic
citric
O
RATIONALE
The
electron
transport
chain
uses
large
amounts
of
oxygen,
thus
is
considered
aerobic.
CONCEPT
—
ATP
and
the
Digestive
Process
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When
fat
molecules
need
to
be
©
O
transported
to
the
liver.
When
nutrients
are
too
large
to
O
use
active
transport.
When
nutrients
are
moving
from
@
O
an
area
of
higher
concentration
to
lower
concentration.
When
nutrients
are
moving
from
O
an
area
of
lower
concentration
to
higher
concentration.
RATIONALE
Passive
transport
occurs
when
nutrients
are
moving
from
an
area
of
higher
concentration
to
lower
concentration.
CONCEPT
—
Absorption
13
@
Where
is
vitamin
C
absorbed?
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Esophagus
O
phag
Kidneys
O
Y
RATIONALE
Vitamin
C
is
absorbed
in
the
intestines.
CONCEPT
—
Vitamin
C
1“7
@
What
would
you
expect
to
happen
when
a
part
of
the
heart
muscle
doesn’t
get
enough
blood?
hyperlipidemia
to
form
O
Yy
stenosis
to
form
O
a
heart
attack
O
O
an
ischemic
stroke
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CONCEPT
—
Health
Concerns
with
Lipids
5
@
People
that
follow
their
plans
and
have
an
effective
bariatric
surgery
can
expect
to
lose
how
much
weight?
5%
of
their
body
weight
O
O
50%
of
their
body
weight
15%
of
their
body
weight
Q
o
o
Y
g
O
40%
of
their
body
weight
RATIONALE
Those
with
successful
bariatric
surgeries
typically
see
a
weight
loss
of
between
15-30%.
CONCEPT
—
Weight
Loss
Interventions
6
@
When
considering
fats,
you
should
try
to
consume
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unsaturated
fat
©
O
trans
fat
O
RATIONALE
When
it
comes
to
consuming
fats,
try
to
choose
unsaturated
fats
versus
saturated
fats.
CONCEPT
—
Lipid
Sources
17
@
Which
of
the
following
is
true
regarding
calories?
There
are
multiple
calorie
levels
and
ranges
that
may
be
Q
(O
appropriate
based
on
a
number
of
individual
factors.
Men
need
more
calories
than
°
O
women.
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Women
need
to
consume
no
more
than
1,800
calories
per
day,
O
regardless
of
physical
activity
levels.
RATIONALE
The
USDA
Food
Patterns
provide
the
recommended
amounts
of
each
food
group
and
subgroup
at
12
different
calorie
levels,
ranging
from
1,000
to
3,200.
CONCEPT
—
Food
Patterns
and
Dietary
Guidelines
15
@
Riboflavin
is
also
known
as
vitamin
vitamin
O
vitamin
O
vitamin
O
RATIONALE
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What
is
another
term
for
energy-dense?
O
non-essential
nutrient
empty
calories
Q
O
Pty
nutrient-dense
©
O
essential
nutrient
O
RATIONALE
Energy-dense
means
that
the
amount
of
calories
per
serving
is
high
in
relation
to
the
amount
of
nutrients
it
provides.
Some
people
refer
to
this
as
“empty
calories”.
CONCEPT
—
Foundations
of
A
Healthy
Diet
20
@
1
egg
is
equivalent
to
how
many
ounces
of
protein?
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RATIONALE
1
egg
is
considered
equivalent
to
1
ounce
of
protein.
CONCEPT
—
Food
Groups
21
@
Which
of
the
following
occurs
when
the
proper
amount
of
vitamins
is
not
consumed?
Micronutrient
deficiency
©
O
Macronutrient
deficiency
©
O
O
Protein-energy
malnutrition
Food
insecurit
O
Y
RATIONALE
Micronutrient
deficiency
occurs
when
not
enough
vitamins
or
minerals
are
consumed.
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If
someone
is
experiencing
brittle
nails
and
hair,
it's
possible
they
are
experiencing
a
toxicity.
P
©
mineral
O
vitamins
O
protein
O
water
RATIONALE
Experiences
such
as
nausea,
vomiting,
diarrhea,
suppressed
immunity,
brittle
nails
and
hair,
and
constipation
could
be
a
sign
of
a
mineral
toxicity.
CONCEPT
—
Classes
of
Nutrients
23
@
In
which
population
is
calcium
intake
the
most
inadequate?
Toddlers
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FTCYiiarit
vvurticTrl
Teen
boys
O
y
RATIONALE
Calcium
inadequacy
is
most
prevalent
in
adolescent
girls
and
the
elderly.
CONCEPT
—
Introduction
to
Minerals
242
@
Which
micronutrient
is
a
toddler
at
a
risk
of
not
receiving
enough
of?
Vitamin
C
O
Calcium
O
Vitamin
K
O
Iron
©
O
RATIONALE
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Which
food
may
help
prevent
the
oxidation
of
cholesterol
in
the
arteries?
Pecans
O
Avocados
O
Plant
oils
©
O
Sweet
potatoes
©
O
RATIONALE
Foods
with
carotenoids
such
as
sweet
potatoes
may
help
prevent
the
oxidation
of
cholesterol
in
the
arteries.
CONCEPT
—>
Middle-Aged
Adult
(40-59)
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