A person who has been diagnosed with impaired fasting glucose
A) has very low levels of insulin. B) has type 1 diabetes.
C) has type 2 diabetes. D) is considered pre-diabetic.
Q. 2What tongue movement, which limits an infant's ability to accept solid foods, usually begins to recede around 4 to 5 months of age?
A) the suckling reflex B) the extrusion reflex
C) spitting D) burping
Q. 3Jackie eats a banana, tuna fish sandwich, dry granola, and a slice of cheese. Which of these foods has the highest amount of available niacin?
A) granola B) tuna fish C) cheese D) banana
Q. 4Research suggests that vitamin C supplements taken daily can reduce the incidence of the common cold.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Q. 5How do simple carbohydrates differ from complex carbohydrates?
A) the type of atoms of which they are composed
B) the number of molecules of which they are made up
C) the type of bonds joining them
D) their digestability
Q. 6Which of the following statements about the introduction of solid foods is TRUE?
A) There is evidence of physiologic harm if infants are given solid foods before six months of age.
B) Infants are not physically ready for solid foods until they are at least six months old.
C) The ability to digest starches does not fully develop until about six months of age.
D) Infants have a physiologic need for solid foods by about six months of age.
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