Health, Nutrition, and Food Sciences

Which vitamin is required along with ADH to convert alcohol to acetaldehyde in t

Which vitamin is required along with ADH to convert alcohol to acetaldehyde in t

Which vitamin is required along with ADH to convert alcohol to acetaldehyde in the liver?
A. riboflavin
B. niacin
C. thiamin
D. folic acid

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Valerie's uncle mentioned that he had begun drinking red wine every day. When Va

Valerie's uncle mentioned that he had begun drinking red wine every day. When Va

Valerie's uncle mentioned that he had begun drinking red wine every day. When Valerie questioned him, he explained that he had read about the benefits of red wine in the newspaper. Valerie decided to look this up. She found that red wine was dis

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In the production of liquors, fermentation is followed by ________.

In the production of liquors, fermentation is followed by ________.

In the production of liquors, fermentation is followed by ________.
A. distillation
B. condensation
C. hydrolysis
D. saturation

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David was 24 years old and had never tried alcoholic beverages. At his sister's

David was 24 years old and had never tried alcoholic beverages. At his sister's

David was 24 years old and had never tried alcoholic beverages. At his sister's wedding party he decided to try some wine. He felt different after the first few sips. What would best describe what David was feeling?
A. anxiety
B. gastr

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All of the following are reasons people choose to drink alcohol except A. tradit

All of the following are reasons people choose to drink alcohol except A. tradit

All of the following are reasons people choose to drink alcohol except
A. tradition.
B. relaxation.
C. pleasure.
D. nutrition.

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What is the gas that is formed when fermentation occurs in alcohol production? A

What is the gas that is formed when fermentation occurs in alcohol production? A

What is the gas that is formed when fermentation occurs in alcohol production?
A. oxygen
B. hydrogen
C. carbon dioxide
D. sulfur dioxide

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Which of the following does yeast act upon to generate alcohol?

Which of the following does yeast act upon to generate alcohol?

Which of the following does yeast act upon to generate alcohol?
A. sugars
B. fats
C. proteins
D. flavor compounds

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The following points are all true about ethyl alcohol except:

The following points are all true about ethyl alcohol except:

The following points are all true about ethyl alcohol except:
A. It is soluble in water.
B. It is harmless.
C. It can dissolve lipids.
D. It attracts water.

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Ethanol is A. organic. B. essential. C. a nutrient. D. inorganic.

Ethanol is A. organic. B. essential. C. a nutrient. D. inorganic.

Ethanol is
A. organic.
B. essential.
C. a nutrient.
D. inorganic.

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The familiar alcoholic beverages that are commonly consumed contain an alcohol c

The familiar alcoholic beverages that are commonly consumed contain an alcohol c

The familiar alcoholic beverages that are commonly consumed contain an alcohol called
A. glycerol.
B. methanol.
C. propanol.
D. ethanol.

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Name the enzyme that begins to oxidize alcohol.

Name the enzyme that begins to oxidize alcohol.

Name the enzyme that begins to oxidize alcohol.

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What are the harmful products of alcohol metabolism?

What are the harmful products of alcohol metabolism?

What are the harmful products of alcohol metabolism?

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What are the short-term, negative consequences of alcohol consumption?

What are the short-term, negative consequences of alcohol consumption?

What are the short-term, negative consequences of alcohol consumption?

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What are congeners?

What are congeners?

What are congeners?

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What are the three stages of liver disease?

What are the three stages of liver disease?

What are the three stages of liver disease?

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How does the rate of movement of the gastrointestinal tract affect the blood alc

How does the rate of movement of the gastrointestinal tract affect the blood alc

How does the rate of movement of the gastrointestinal tract affect the blood alcohol level?

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How is the MEOS different from ADH?

How is the MEOS different from ADH?

How is the MEOS different from ADH?

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Explain how fatty liver is caused.

Explain how fatty liver is caused.

Explain how fatty liver is caused.

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List the symptoms of a hangover.

List the symptoms of a hangover.

List the symptoms of a hangover.

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What are the four classic characteristics of alcoholism?

What are the four classic characteristics of alcoholism?

What are the four classic characteristics of alcoholism?

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What is fermentation?

What is fermentation?

What is fermentation?

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How does the distillation process work?

How does the distillation process work?

How does the distillation process work?

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What is secondary malnutrition?

What is secondary malnutrition?

What is secondary malnutrition?

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Describe fetal alcohol syndrome.

Describe fetal alcohol syndrome.

Describe fetal alcohol syndrome.

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Explain how alcohol can affect various parts of the brain.

Explain how alcohol can affect various parts of the brain.

Explain how alcohol can affect various parts of the brain.

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How can alcohol affect hormones?

How can alcohol affect hormones?

How can alcohol affect hormones?

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Cite four reasons many people drink alcohol.

Cite four reasons many people drink alcohol.

Cite four reasons many people drink alcohol.

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What health benefits may be associated with moderate drinking?

What health benefits may be associated with moderate drinking?

What health benefits may be associated with moderate drinking?

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Name six types of individuals who should avoid drinking alcohol.

Name six types of individuals who should avoid drinking alcohol.

Name six types of individuals who should avoid drinking alcohol.

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Which of the following 400-kilocalorie meals provides the most satiety?

Which of the following 400-kilocalorie meals provides the most satiety?

Which of the following 400-kilocalorie meals provides the most satiety?
A. a bagel with jam
B. pasta with tomato sauce
C. chicken breast with rice
D. banana smoothie

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Which of the following is true regarding enzymes?

Which of the following is true regarding enzymes?

Which of the following is true regarding enzymes?
A. They are biological catalysts that speed up reactions.
B. They are nonspecific.
C. They are only used in anabolic reactions.
D. They are only used in catabolic reactions.

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Transcription refers to the A. mRNA that carries the genetic information. B. pro

Transcription refers to the A. mRNA that carries the genetic information. B. pro

Transcription refers to the
A. mRNA that carries the genetic information.
B. process of converting mRNA to a protein.
C. DNA sequence being transferred to the mRNA.
D. replication of the DNA sequence.

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Genes are DNA codes for A. synthesizing over 100,000 specific proteins. B. synth

Genes are DNA codes for A. synthesizing over 100,000 specific proteins. B. synth

Genes are DNA codes for
A. synthesizing over 100,000 specific proteins.
B. synthesizing essential amino acids.
C. synthesizing nonessential amino acids.
D. degrading proteins.

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The primary structure of a protein refers to its A. ability to form coils. B. or

The primary structure of a protein refers to its A. ability to form coils. B. or

The primary structure of a protein refers to its
A. ability to form coils.
B. order of amino acids.
C. interaction with two or more polypeptides.
D. globular shape.

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Proteins are made of which of the following atoms?

Proteins are made of which of the following atoms?

Proteins are made of which of the following atoms?
A. carbon and hydrogen
B. carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
C. hydrogen and oxygen
D. carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen

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A peptide bond unites A. the acid group of one amino acid and the amine group of

A peptide bond unites A. the acid group of one amino acid and the amine group of

A peptide bond unites
A. the acid group of one amino acid and the amine group of another amino acid.
B. the acid group of one amino acid and the acid group of another amino acid.
C. the side chain of one amino acid and the side chain o

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Essential amino acids A. must be provided by the diet. B. can be synthesized by

Essential amino acids A. must be provided by the diet. B. can be synthesized by

Essential amino acids
A. must be provided by the diet.
B. can be synthesized by the body.
C. are the only ones needed by the body.
D. are the only ones that contain nitrogen.

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All amino acids contain a central carbon atom surrounded by ________ parts.

All amino acids contain a central carbon atom surrounded by ________ parts.

All amino acids contain a central carbon atom surrounded by ________ parts.
A. two
B. three
C. four
D. five

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Describe the basic structure of an amino acid.

Describe the basic structure of an amino acid.

Describe the basic structure of an amino acid.

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Define essential and nonessential amino acids.

Define essential and nonessential amino acids.

Define essential and nonessential amino acids.

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