Saturated fatty acids chemically contain one or more double bonds between their carbon molecules. ...

Saturated fatty acids chemically contain one or more double bonds between their carbon molecules.
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Q. 2

Triglycerides, phospholipids, and sterols are calorically dense.
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Q. 3

Incomplete proteins are found in animal food sources.
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Q. 4

One twelve-ounce can of regular cola soda contains 40 grams of sugars. This would supply 120 Calories.
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Q. 5

Malnutrition includes overnutrition and undernutrition.
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Q. 6

Organic compounds contain several elements chemically bound together, including the element carbon.
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Q. 7

Dietary fat is the preferred fuel source for the human body.
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Q. 8

The term health applies to the physical health of a person only.
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Q. 9

Which of the following is a function of minerals?
A)Regulate fluid balance
B) Provide Calories
C) Support weight loss
D) Promote excretion
E) Maintain cell membrane bilayers

Q. 10

Which substance below is the most calorically dense?
A) Starch
B) Fiber
C) Protein
D) Sterols
E) Triglycerides

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Saturated fatty acids chemically contain one or more double bonds between their carbon molecules. ...

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