Health, Nutrition, and Food Sciences

Which of the following is a reason to grade?

Which of the following is a reason to grade?

Which of the following is a reason to grade?

   a.  Grades mean different things to different teachers.
b.  Physical education should make sweeping changes regarding the manner in which youth are evaluated.
   c.  Grad

Twenty2   368   5 Replies

fruitloops

Bethany is utilizing a training approach that begins with an initial high volume of training using ...

Bethany is utilizing a training approach that begins with an initial high volume of training using ...

Bethany is utilizing a training approach that begins with an initial high volume of training using low resistances and gradually switches to a lower volume and higher resistances in subsequent cycles. This type of training is called ____.
 A) u

BJ   141   3 Replies

juliaguay

What is the rank of the score 7 in the following distribution?

What is the rank of the score 7 in the following distribution?

What is the rank of the score 7 in the following distribution?

10, 9, 7, 7, 6, 5, 4, 2, 1

a) 6.0
b) 4.0
c) 3.5
d) 2.0
e) 3.0

nkoszewski   864   1 Reply

bolbol

Max, a 67-year-old homeless man with a history of alcoholism, is admitted with frostbite and severe

Max, a 67-year-old homeless man with a history of alcoholism, is admitted with frostbite and severe

Max, a 67-year-old homeless man with a history of alcoholism, is admitted with frostbite and severe malnutrition. What lab values should be monitored when his TPN is started to avoid the development of refeeding syndrome?

Anonymous   84   1 Reply

Sugahboo

When preparing ice cream mix in the home with fresh eggs, what food safety precaution is most important?

When preparing ice cream mix in the home with fresh eggs, what food safety precaution is most important?

When preparing ice cream mix in the home with fresh eggs, what food safety precaution is most important?

▸ Cook custard to 140°F

▸ Cook custard to 165°F

▸ Use only intact, fresh eggs

▸ Use clean eggs and keep cold

sleepyjonnysix   113   3 Replies

dreamers45

Margaret's vaginal infection has been linked to the depletion of certain bacteria and overgrowth of ...

Margaret's vaginal infection has been linked to the depletion of certain bacteria and overgrowth of ...

Margaret's vaginal infection has been linked to the depletion of certain bacteria and overgrowth of others. Margaret has ____.
 a. bacterial vaginosis
 b. SARS
 c. bacterial meningitis
  d. a superbug
 e. hepatitis B

Argentina   2001   12 Replies

hillaryana

Do sprouts of broccoli rabe contain sulforaphane

Do sprouts of broccoli rabe contain sulforaphane

Broccoli sprouts are one of the best, if not the the best, source of sulforaphane, apparently 100x more so than fully grown broccoli.

Unfortunately, most "broccoli" seeds sold in specialized shops and online are of broccoli rabe

coo1guy   77   1 Reply

duddy

Jeffery is a strength athlete and a vegetarian. He weighs 205 lb and is 6' 2" ta

Jeffery is a strength athlete and a vegetarian. He weighs 205 lb and is 6' 2" ta

Jeffery is a strength athlete and a vegetarian. He weighs 205 lb and is 6' 2" tall. How much protein would you recommend he eat on a daily basis?
A) 74.5 grams
B) 0.8 g per kg body weight
C) at least 121 grams
D) 185 gra

mikael   2436   4 Replies

padre

The purpose of a food guide is to translate nutrient intake recommendations into recommended food choices.

The purpose of a food guide is to translate nutrient intake recommendations into recommended food choices.

The purpose of a food guide is to translate nutrient intake recommendations into recommended food choices.

Olivia Grant   209   2 Replies

Rick Monci

After three days of fasting, what provides fuel for the brain?

After three days of fasting, what provides fuel for the brain?

After three days of fasting, what provides fuel for the brain?

a) glucose
b) fatty acids
c) glycogen
d) ketone bodies

johnsmith12   137   1 Reply

Izzydhindsa

Gluconeogenesis provides glucose by synthesizing it from

Gluconeogenesis provides glucose by synthesizing it from

Gluconeogenesis provides glucose by synthesizing it from

a) three-carbon molecules.
b) two-carbon molecules.
c) ketone bodies.
d) one-carbon molecules.

redzritter19   101   1 Reply

Yessi15

All of the following occur during starvation EXCEPT

All of the following occur during starvation EXCEPT

All of the following occur during starvation EXCEPT

a) carbohydrate utilization increases.
b) gluconeogenesis increases.
c) circulating ketone body levels increase.
d) structural proteins can be used as an energy source.

haileykopp   81   1 Reply

jacksonfive09

Theoretically, the ability of the body to store __________________ is limitless.

Theoretically, the ability of the body to store __________________ is limitless.

Theoretically, the ability of the body to store __________________ is limitless.

a) carbohydrates
b) protein
c) fat
d) water

sauceboii   79   1 Reply

Ilovebacon22

What type of fat can you expect to find in the adipocytes of a person who consumes a lot of olive oil?

What type of fat can you expect to find in the adipocytes of a person who consumes a lot of olive oil?

What type of fat can you expect to find in the adipocytes of a person who consumes a lot of olive oil?

a) saturated fat
b) polyunsaturated fat
c) trans fat
d) monounsaturated fat

Franceswwx   85   1 Reply

kaarnold98

Glycogen synthesis requires the input of energy in the form of a high-energy compound called ___.

Glycogen synthesis requires the input of energy in the form of a high-energy compound called ___.

Glycogen synthesis requires the input of energy in the form of a high-energy compound called ___.

a) ATP
b) NADH
c) ammonia
d) UTP

Chemchem   81   1 Reply

snowicefox17

During the absorptive state after a meal

During the absorptive state after a meal

During the absorptive state after a meal

a) the liver forms glycogen.
b) glucagon levels are elevated.
c) adipocytes contribute fatty acids to the circulation.
d) skeletal muscle breaks down glycogen.

3099592   79   1 Reply

nyounger

_____ is required for the catabolism of amino acids.

_____ is required for the catabolism of amino acids.

_____ is required for the catabolism of amino acids.

a) Vitamin B1
b) Vitamin B2
c) Niacin
d) Vitamin B6

myassisblue   85   1 Reply

Crystalboo92

The ___________ is where urea is formed.

The ___________ is where urea is formed.

The ___________ is where urea is formed.

a) liver
b) kidneys
c) small intestine
d) large intestine

Jamesgrams   81   1 Reply

achalmers

When would the body NOT increase the use of amino acids as an energy source?

When would the body NOT increase the use of amino acids as an energy source?

When would the body NOT increase the use of amino acids as an energy source?

a) When the diet is insufficient in total calories.
b) When protein is consumed in excess of need.
c) When the diet is insufficient in carbohydrates.
d) When the diet

jmazza   80   1 Reply

lbelcher

Which of the following leads to the production of urea?

Which of the following leads to the production of urea?

Which of the following leads to the production of urea?

a) oxidation of glucose
b) oxidation of amino acids
c) incomplete oxidation of fatty acids
d) synthesis of protein from amino acids

Jeriko   73   1 Reply

asdoooeoe

What is the immediate fate of the excess dietary protein in the body?

What is the immediate fate of the excess dietary protein in the body?

What is the immediate fate of the excess dietary protein in the body?

a) It is stored in adipose tissue.
b) It is reduced.
c) It is oxidized.
d) It is deaminated.

estebanbubaire   84   1 Reply

nyounger

Which of the following nutrients cannot be used to produce ATP?

Which of the following nutrients cannot be used to produce ATP?

Which of the following nutrients cannot be used to produce ATP?

a) glycerol
b) fatty acids
c) amino acids
d) vitamins

nwill1104   69   1 Reply

lihui

Fatty acid oxidation results in the direction of

Fatty acid oxidation results in the direction of

Fatty acid oxidation results in the direction of

a) ketones.
b) glucose.
c) pyruvate.
d) acetyl CoA.

Hashimmohd9   77   1 Reply

JisselFlores

What is the first product of fatty acid catabolism?

What is the first product of fatty acid catabolism?

What is the first product of fatty acid catabolism?

a) glycerol
b) pyruvate
c) acetyl CoA
d) triglycerides

sleepyjonnysix   81   1 Reply

nyounger

Why can more ATP be generated per gram of fatty acids than per gram of glucose?

Why can more ATP be generated per gram of fatty acids than per gram of glucose?

Why can more ATP be generated per gram of fatty acids than per gram of glucose?

a) Fatty acids contain less oxygen and more carbon in their structure.
b) Fatty acids contain more oxygen and less carbon in their structure.
c) Glucose contains mor

hailey681   71   1 Reply

dwilliams11

Why can a very low carbohydrate diet slow the citric acid cycle?

Why can a very low carbohydrate diet slow the citric acid cycle?

Why can a very low carbohydrate diet slow the citric acid cycle?

a) Oxaloacetate is derived from carbohydrates.
b) Low carb diets cause the build- up of ketones.
c) Lactic acid accumulates and slows the cycle.
d) Coenzyme A is derived from carb

3099592   78   1 Reply

Izzydhindsa

Which of the following nutrients can be metabolized by anaerobic metabolism to provide ATP?

Which of the following nutrients can be metabolized by anaerobic metabolism to provide ATP?

Which of the following nutrients can be metabolized by anaerobic metabolism to provide ATP?

a) glucose
b) amino acids
c) fatty acids
d) glycogen

f'leece   74   1 Reply

rizumidancer

Which of the following B vitamins function as coenzymes during cellular respiration?

Which of the following B vitamins function as coenzymes during cellular respiration?

Which of the following B vitamins function as coenzymes during cellular respiration?

a) B1, B2, B6
b) B1, B2, B5
c) folate, pantothenic acid, riboflavin
d) niacin, thiamin, ascorbic acid

LORRAINE   79   1 Reply

Izzydhindsa

Which of the following outlines the overall sequence of events in the complete oxidation of glucose?

Which of the following outlines the overall sequence of events in the complete oxidation of glucose?

Which of the following outlines the overall sequence of events in the complete oxidation of glucose?

a) Cori cycle, citric acid cycle, glycolysis
b) glycolysis, citric acid cycle, electron transport chain
c) electron transport chain, citric acid

Deeznutz21   73   1 Reply

Ilovebacon22

Which of the following correctly describes metabolic pathways?

Which of the following correctly describes metabolic pathways?

Which of the following correctly describes metabolic pathways?

a) Cellular respiration is an example of an anabolic pathway.
b) Glycolysis is an example of an anabolic pathway.
c) The synthesis of glycogen is an example of a catabolic pathway.

meof22   87   1 Reply

Biraj

What distinguishes cofactors from coenzymes?

What distinguishes cofactors from coenzymes?

What distinguishes cofactors from coenzymes?

a) Cofactors can be organic molecules or inorganic ions.
b) Organic coenzymes are called cofactors.
c) Inorganic cofactors are called coenzymes.
d) Coenzymes can be organic molecules or inorganic io

july   83   1 Reply

D-john

All vitamins function as coenzymes.

All vitamins function as coenzymes.

All vitamins function as coenzymes.

True or False?

Olivia Grant   83   1 Reply

zmudasam

Which of the following defines a coenzyme?

Which of the following defines a coenzyme?

Which of the following defines a coenzyme?

a) A unit consisting of an enzyme bound to reactants plus ATP.
b) An organic molecule required for functioning of an enzyme.
c) The small, active part of an enzyme that binds to organic reactions.
d) A

jmazza   80   1 Reply

Lopezj273

Between meals, what type of reactions occur in the body to provide ATP?

Between meals, what type of reactions occur in the body to provide ATP?

Between meals, what type of reactions occur in the body to provide ATP?

a) anabolic
b) catabolic
c) oxidation-reduction
d) ketogenic

DaniBrook   73   1 Reply

barry1999

Energy in the human body originates from all of the following EXCEPT

Energy in the human body originates from all of the following EXCEPT

Energy in the human body originates from all of the following EXCEPT

a) carbohydrates.
b) fats.
c) vitamins.
d) proteins.

myassisblue   79   1 Reply

Villerys39

Excess calories from dietary protein are

Excess calories from dietary protein are

Excess calories from dietary protein are

a) stored as glycogen.
b) stored as body protein.
c) stored as adipose tissue.
d) dissipated as heat.

moshi   75   1 Reply

lstar1993

Which of the following reactions is an example of an anabolic reaction?

Which of the following reactions is an example of an anabolic reaction?

Which of the following reactions is an example of an anabolic reaction?

a) pyruvate synthesis from glucose
b) acetyl CoA synthesis from cholesterol
c) glycogen synthesis by the liver
d) carbon dioxide synthesis from citric acid

Chemchem   73   1 Reply

Famwam

What is the major energy carrier molecule in most cells?

What is the major energy carrier molecule in most cells?

What is the major energy carrier molecule in most cells?

a) glucose
b) pyruvate
c) a calorie
d) ATP

Jonn   98   1 Reply

asjstr

A characteristic of catabolic reactions is that they

A characteristic of catabolic reactions is that they

A characteristic of catabolic reactions is that they

a) involve the release of energy.
b) occur only in the mitochondria.
c) involve consumption of energy.
d) occur only during loss of body weight.

SimShady   78   1 Reply

mbowdish

All of the following are characteristics of free radicals in the body EXCEPT

All of the following are characteristics of free radicals in the body EXCEPT

All of the following are characteristics of free radicals in the body EXCEPT

a) they have one or more unpaired electrons.
b) they can be atoms or molecules.
c) they protect the body from cellular damage.
d) they are unstable and reactive.

Bahar18   80   1 Reply

PiMaster314