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Exam #1: Carbohydrates
What proportion of us adults are ...,
How much do behavioral factors co...,
What epidemiological transition s...
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Exam #1: Lipids
What are the roles of fatty acids,
How much energy comes from fat vs...,
What type of fat in the body is u...
31
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Exam #1: Obesity, Energy Balance & Cancer
How do food and nutrition lead to...,
What are the six hallmarks of cancer,
Describe the broad dietary proble...
18
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Exam #1: Proteins and Malnutrition
What is the difference between an...,
What is the mnemonic for the esse...,
What are the five stages of prote...
31
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Exam #1: Water Soluble Vitamins
What are the two major types of v...,
What form of vitamins has a highe...,
What is the dri
44
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Exam #1: Vitamins II
What are the two types of reactiv...,
What are antioxidants,
What are the three major antioxid...
42
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Exam #1: Minerals I
What is a mineral,
What is the difference between a ...,
List the macrominerals
34
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Exam #1: Minerals II
Where is the majority of the body...,
What is the point of regulation f...,
What are the two types of iron wh...
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Exam #1: Pediatric Nutrition
Why is growth closely monitored i...,
Is bmi in children used the same ...,
When does the most growth occur i...
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Exam #1: Nutritional Supplements
What is the definition of a nutri...,
What are the four categories of s...,
Are supplements regulated
31
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Exam #1: Nutritional Assessment
What are the a b c ds of nutritio...,
What are anthropometric assessmen...,
What is the connection between wa...
18
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Exam #1: Obesity I
What is the definition of obesity...,
How is bmi calculated,
What are the limitations of the bmi
26
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Exam #1: Obesity II
What should the assessment of an ...,
What are the four major categorie...,
What are the five stages of change
35
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Exam #1: Nutrition and Cardiovascular Disease
What are the causative factors of...,
What fats have a deleterious effe...,
What are elements of diet that ca...
37
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Exam #1: Nutrition and Cardiovascular Disease II
What is the definition of htn,
What regulates blood pressure,
What is the effect of no on blood...
13
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Exam #1: Supplemental Nutrition
What patient populations are at r...,
What patients are at risk for a p...,
What patients are at risk for mal...
36
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Exam #1: DM & Nutrition
What is the definition of dm,
What are the short term complicat...,
What are the long term complicati...
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Exam #2: Prevention in Practice
What is health,
What is wellness,
What are the social determinants ...
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Exam #2: Screening for High Risk Populations
What makes someone part of a high...,
What are the reasons for health d...,
What group has the highest risk f...
38
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Exam #2: Motivational Interviewing
What is self efficacy,
What is self management,
What are the stages of change
18
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Exam #2: Dental Diseases, Emergencies, and Treatments
What are dental caries,
What is the primary etiology of d...,
What bacteria are associated with...
22
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Exam #2: Health Screening in the General Population
What are the criteria for an appr...,
What is the difference between se...,
What is the difference between pp...
17
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Exam #2: Physical Activity
What are the health benefits of p...,
How much exercise do you need,
How much do exercise do children ...
15
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Exam #2: Sports Nutrition
How do the macro nutrient require...,
Why do the carbohydrate needs of ...,
What are the carbohydrate needs o...
29
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Exam #2: Mind, Body Medicine
How does the brain process stress,
What are the three big mind body ...,
What is the difference between ph...
10
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Exam #2: CAM - Complimentary and Alternative Medicine
What is integrative medicine,
What are the principles of integr...,
What is holisitic care
33
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Exam #2: Treating Nicotine Dependence
What are the big three tobacco pr...,
What are the physiologic effects ...,
What pathologies do the physiolog...
39
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Exam #2: Risk Factors for Heart Disease
What is a risk factor,
What is primary prevention,
What is secondary prevention
28
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Exam #2: Drug-Nutrient Interactions
What types of patients are at ris...,
What is alendronate fosamax,
What causes decreased drug absorp...
41
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Exam #2: Review
List the power 9 of wellness,
What are the six ds of epidemiology,
What are the four steps of motiva...
21
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