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Nutrition 3
Introduction to Nutrition
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Biology
Undergraduate 1
12/13/2012

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Term
One of the general characteristics of vitamins is that
A. do not provide energy
B. increase metabolic functions
C. Functions as hormones
D. Contribute to body structure
Definition
A. Do not provide energy
Term
The water soluble B vitamins function primarily
A. as antioxidants
B. in blood clotting
C. as coenzymes
D. in the regulation of calcium and phosphorus metabolism
Definition
C. as coenzymes
Term
The B vitamins are generally well-distributed throughout the food groups except that ______ is only found in
A. riboflavin, dairy
B. Niacin, fatty acids
C. Vitamin B6 plants
D. Vitamin B12 animal products
Definition
D. Vitamin B12 animal products
Term
Match the vitamin with the disease
A. Niacin - Beri Beri
B. Vitamin C - scurvy
C. Thiamin - Pellagra
D. Vitamin K - rickets
Definition
B. Vitamin C - scurvy
Term
A deficiency of _____ could result in ______. A good food source to prevent this deficiency __________
A. thiamin, neural tube defects, plant foods
B. vitamin E, beri beri, seeds and their oils
C. Vitamin A, night blindness, vitamin A fortified products
D. Vitamin D, scurvy, green leafy vegetables
Definition
C. Vitamin A, night blindness, vitamin A fortified products
Term
Vitamin D is unique among vitamins because
A. it is absorbed and transported via the lymphatic system
B. its absoption requires bile and fat
C. it can be formed in the body starting with skin exposure to the sun
D. it can be stored in adipose tissues in the body
Definition
C. It can be formed in the body starting with skin exposure to the sun
Term
Which of the following lists contains foods that are all sources of vitamin B12
A. pork, whole grains, legumes
B. carrots, cheddar cheese, deep yellow/orange fruit
C. Chicken, cheddar cheese, beef
D. meat substitutes, fruits and vegetables
Definition
B. Carrots, cheddar cheese, deep yellow/orange fruit
Term
Which antioxidant is commonly found in plant oils
A. vitamin b12
B. Vitamin C
C. Vitamin A
D. Vitamin E
Definition
D. Vitamin E
Term
Nutrients that are difficult to digest or poorly absorbed have ____
A. low bioavailability
B. high nutrient density
C. Complementary energy sources
D. essential composition
Definition
A. low bioavailability
Term
Which statement about minerals is correct?
A. Minerals are organic elements that can serve as regulators in the body
B. The relative importance of a mineral is not necessarily related to its amount in the body
C. All minerals required in less then 1000 mg/day are called trace minerals
D. A and B are correct
Definition
B. The relative importance of a mineral is not necessarily related to its amount in the body
Term
Which of the following mineral sets are major minerals for humans
A. potassium, chromium, sulfer
B. Maganese, copper, iodide
C. Calcium, phospherous, magnesium
D. A and C only
Definition
C. Calcium phospherous, magnesium
Term
The recommended daily iron content of a vegetarian diet is ________ then the iron content of someone who eats meat because iron had _________ in the vegetarian diet
A. greater, higher bioavailability
B. lower, lower bioavailability
C. greater, lower bioavailibility
D. lower, higher
Definition
C. greater, lower bioavailibility
Term
From which of the following foods will the percentage of iron that is absorbed probably be the greatest
A. eggs
B. oatmeal
C. Spinach
D. beef steak
Definition
D. Beef steak
Term
Which factors present in some foods can decerase the bioavailability of particular minerals?
A. lactose, phylate
B. tannins, dietary fiber
C. vitamin C, low pH
D. oxalates, trans fatty acids
Definition
B. Tannins, dietary fiber
Term
Identify correct functions for minerals listed below
A. sulfur, water balance, hyper tension
B. Chloride, compoenent of ATP molecule
C. Selenium, antioxidant
D. zinc: maintains fluid balance
Definition
C. Selenium, antioxidant
Term
Choose correct combination of mineral function, and deficiency
A. Sodium, water balance, hypertension
B. iodine, thyroid, goiter
C. Calcium, antioxidant, osteoperosis
D. iron, hemoglobin, pellagra
Definition
B. Iodine, thyroid, goiter
Term
Identify which menu is missing a good source of the stated mineral
A. sodium: chili, white rice, milk
B. Calcium: cheese sausage pizza, fruit, ice crea.
C. Iron: roast beef, taro chips, nectar
D. Zinc: vegetable stir fry, white rice, tea
E. All minerals contain a good source of the stated mineral
Definition
D. Zinc: vegetable stirfry, white rice, tea
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