#18-Supplements Flashcards
1. Dietary supplements should be clearly labeled. The label should include:
a. Ingredient names and dosages
b. Claims for health
c. Conditions that can be treated
d. Source of ingredients
a. Ingredient names and dosages
2. Supplement labels should have RDA amounts on the label. This information suggests:
a. The average amount of the nutrient needed for health
b. The overall value of the nutrient
c. The percentage of the nutrient in the supplement formula
d. The recommended daily allowance of nutrients needed from food daily
d. The recommended daily allowance of nutrients needed from daily food
3. Daily values (DV) differ from Recommended Daily Amount (RDA) in that Daily Values calculate:
a. How much of a nutrient is needed daily
b. The amount of the nutrient is in the entire supplement bottle
c. How much of a nutrient a particular supplement contains, standardized for anyone over 4 years of age
d. How much of the nutrient is in the supplement
c. How much of a nutrient a particular supplement contains, standardized for anyone over 4 years of age
4. Supplement manufacturers can obtain any of the following certifications except:
a. USP
b. Organic
c. Natural
d. NSF
c. Natural
Dr Taz experience females most often need B vitamins for-
a. SOB
b. Fatigue
Fatigue
6. Common signs of iron deficiency in women include:
a. Inattention
b. Fatigue
c. Shortness of breath
d. Insomnia
b. Fatigue
7. Collagen supplementation can heal the following:
a. Skin/hair health
b. Constipation
c. Both leaky gut and skin/hair health
d. Leaky gut
c. Both leaky gut and skin/hair health
8. Which of the following are most often supplemented for men?
a. Saw palmetto
b. COQ10
c. B Vitamins
d. Green tea extract
a. Saw palmetto
9. The best supplements for leaky gut include:
a. Testosterone
b. Glutamine
c. Saw palmetto
d. DHT
b. Glutamine
Additional leaky gut supplement -
a. Digestive enzymes
b. Probiotics
a. Digestive enzymes
11. The best supplements for athletes include:
a. Ma huang
b. Ashwagandha
c. B Vitamins
d. Glutamine
d. Glutamine
12. Common skin manifestations of supplement side effects include:
a. Dermatitis
b. Icthyosis
c. Eczema
d. Acne
a. Dermatitis
13. Common gastrointestinal manifestations of supplement interactions include:
a. Nausea
b. Diarrhea
c. Reflux
d. All of these can be a result of supplement interactions
d. All of these can be a result of supplement interactions
14. Supplements that may help mood include:
a. Phosphorous
b. Folate
c. Iron
d. Vitamin D
d. Vitamin D
15. Though often debated, when it comes to cardiovascular disease, the supplement to most frequently limit is:
a. Magnesium
b. Calcium
c. Vitamin E
d. Fish oil
c. Vitamin E