The primary role of fluoride is ___

The primary role of fluoride is ____.
A) to act as an antioxidant
B) to help regulate the thyroid gland
C) to help form tooth enamel
D) to regulate energy production
E) to help with iron utilization

Q. 2

Which of the following is not a way to treat mild hypertension?
A) Weight control
B) Regular exercise
C) Reducing zinc consumption
D) Limiting alcohol consumption

Q. 3

All of the following are risk factors for hypertension except:
A) family history.
B) obesity.
C) height.
D) excessive alcohol consumption.
E) low vegetable and fruit intake.

Q. 4

If a person has essential hypertension, the cause is:
A) unknown.
B) excessive sodium intakes.
C) excessive potassium intakes.
D) obesity.
E) lack of exercise.

Q. 5

Water balance and cell functions are upset when there's an imbalance of which two minerals?
A) Sodium and potassium
B) Sodium and fluoride
C) Magnesium and zinc
D) Copper and selenium

Q. 6

Which vitamin will increase the absorption of iron when included in the same meal?
A) Vitamin D
B) Niacin
C) Vitamin K
D) Vitamin C

Q. 7

Which foods are the richest sources of iron?
A) Milk and other dairy foods
B) Seeds and nuts
C) Liver, beef, prune juice
D) Shrimp, lobster, crab

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The primary role of fluoride is ____.

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