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1. Bill consumes 2500 kcal/day. Thermic effect of food? — 200 to 375 kcal

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1. Bill consumes 2500 kcal/day. Thermic effect of food? — 200 to 375 kcal
2. Not part of the weight-loss triad? — Drinking sugar-free beverages
3. Example of cognitive restructuring? — Replacing stressful eating situations with relaxing alternatives
4. 500 kcal deficit per day = ? lb/week — 1
5. Samantha not hired due to her appearance is an example of: — Weight bias
6. Which is true about fat? — It is a concentrated source of calories.
7. Thermic effect of food = ? — 8% to 15%
8. Body weight (kg) / height (m²) = — BMI
9. Weight gain from +500 kcal/day for 1 month — 4 pounds
10. BMI for 1.63 m, 72 kg — 27
11. True about Peg’s yo-yo dieting — She likely regains additional body fat.
12. Active woman (19–30 yrs) calorie needs — 2400
13. To lose 5 lb in 5 weeks → reduce from 2100 kcal to: — 1600 to 1700
14. Most qualified expert for weight loss — Registered dietitian nutritionist
15. Thermic effect of food — Represents calories needed to digest, absorb, and process food
16. Fad diet characteristic — Promotes quick solutions and rapid weight loss
17. Highest vitamin A serving — Liver
18. Best for preserving vitamins — Flash freezing
19. Drying of cornea from vit A deficiency — Xerophthalmia
20. Synthetic folic acid is ______ bioavailable — More
21. Vitamin C and meat protein ______ nonheme iron absorption — Increase
22. Refined grains leave the: — Endosperm
23. Free radicals damage which membrane component? — Phospholipid
24. Newborns receive injection of: — Vitamin K
25. Prevent neural tube defects — Folate
26. Antioxidants — Donate electrons to free radicals
27. Rickets is caused by deficiency of: — Vitamin D
28. ACS recommendations include: — All of these
29. Main form of vitamin E in body — Alpha-tocopherol
30. Best vitamin D source for vegans — Vitamin D–fortified soymilk
31. Choline is a precursor for: — Phospholipids
32. Structure/function claim must include: — FDA warning that claims are not evaluated
33. Water-soluble vitamin excess excreted via: — Kidneys
34. Softening hard water increases: — Sodium
35. Correct mineral classification: — Trace minerals are needed in amounts lower than 100 mg/day.
36. Iron best absorbed from: — Beef
37. Optimal bone health needs: — Calcium, vitamin D, and protein
38. Sodium concentration regulated by: — Kidneys
39. Large doses of ______ decrease copper absorption — Zinc
40. Who should worry about dehydration? — All of these
41. Bottled water has ______ fluoride than tap water — A lower
42. Mineral that lowers blood pressure when intake increases: — Potassium
43. Typical American diet is: — Too high in sodium
44. Impaired glucose tolerance from deficiency of: — Chromium
45. Unfortified coconut milk issue — High in fat; low in calcium and vitamin D
46. Water amount controlled by: — Ion concentration
47. Blood phosphorus regulated by: — Kidneys
48. Functions of water: — All of these
49. Lower salt taste threshold after: — 2 weeks
50. Cortical bone: — Has a dense structure
51. Most pregnancies require supplement of: — Iron
52. Low maternal ______ increases risk of disorders — Vitamin D
53. True about lifestyle habits & pregnancy: — Binge drinking is harmful
54. Let-down reflex: — All true
55. True about lactation: — Lack of information reduces breastfeeding
56. From beginning to end of feeding, ______ increases: — Fat
57. To reduce oxidative egg damage: — Eat colorful fruits/veggies
58. EER for lactating women increases by: — 330 to 400 kcal/day
59. High testosterone & insulin infertility: — PCOS
60. Federal program: — WIC
61. High BP + protein in urine + seizures: — Eclampsia
62. RDA for carbs increases to prevent: — Ketosis
63. Obesity during pregnancy associated with: — All of these
64. Breastfed infants risk of atopic disease: — Lower
65. Critical trimester for birth defects: — First
66. Extra calories needed mostly during: — Second and third trimesters
67. Physical activity for school children: — 60 min/day
68. AAP infant supplements: — 10 mcg vitamin D
69. ASD: — Affects and is affected by nutritional status
70. Preschool snacks: — All of these
71. Breastfed infants need ______ at 4 months: — Iron
72. Infant iron stores depleted by: — 4–6 months
73. Sunken eyes, no tears = — Dehydration
74. Relative energy needs birth→adult: — Decrease
75. Hygiene hypothesis: — Antimicrobials impair immune development
76. Childhood restrictive eating disorder: — ARFID
77. U.S. school-age overweight/obese: — 1/3
78. Adolescents with obesity who remain obese: — 80%
79. Solids introduction: — Iron-fortified cereal
80. Human milk kcal from protein: — <10%
81. Infant kcal from fat: — 50%
82. Alcohol in adolescence: — All of these
83. Baby-led weaning safety: — All of these
84. Older adults meds: — 80% take daily; 25% take 5+
85. Life span: — Max age possible
86. Not Mediterranean diet: — Coconut oil
87. Common deficient mineral: — Magnesium
88. Older adults & activity: — Be as active as possible
89. Diet changes since 1950s: — More eggs
90. Congregate meals: — Provide 1/3 RDA/AI
91. Omega-3 fatty acids: — Decrease inflammation
92. Alzheimer’s & nutrition: — Others should help with planning/meals
93. Long-term aspirin increases need for: — Iron
94. Aging muscle loss reduced by: — Resistance exercise
95. Constipation relief: — Drink more fluid
96. Reserve capacity: — Organ decline hidden for years
97. Dairy avoidance advice: — Small dairy & fortified alternatives
98. Brain fuel: — Glucose
99. 85+ population by 2040: — Will double
100. Antioxidant protecting cells: — Vitamin