560 F NUTRITIONAL THERAPEUTICS Flashcards
Which two amino acids have been shown to lower high blood pressure? A. Arginine and Taurine B. Glutamine and Glycine C. Glycine and Taurine D. Aspartate and Arginine
A. Arginine and Taurine
What amino acid will enhance the anti-hypertensive effects of magnesium? A. Gly B. Glu C. Tau D. His
D. Tau
A 40 year old male has hypertension and an elevated homocysteine level. His folate and vitamin B12 levels are normal. What nutrient is he most likely deficient in? A. B1 B. Pantothenic Acid (B5) C. Biotin D. B6
D. B6
Which nutrient facilitates the transport of FAs across the mitochondrial membrane and plays an essential role in CHF? A. D-ribose B. Magnesium C. CoQ10 D. Carnitine
D. Carnitine
If a client had an iron deficiency, what would you see on their lab report? A. High Hgb/High MCV B. Low Hgb/High MCV C. Low MCV/High ferritin D. Low MCV/Low ferritin
D. Low MCV/Low Ferritin
Which of the following about lipoproteins is not significantly affected by diet and exercise? A. Apolipoprotein B B. Lipoprotein (a) C. HDL D. LDL particle size
B. Lipoprotein (a)
A client presents to your office with hypertension. He is currently on a beta-blocker and taking magnesium. He has a diet relatively high in sodium. What additional nutrient would you suggest may help? A. Ca B. Cu C. K+ D. Se
C. K+
Which of the following nutrient deficiencies is caused by statin medications? A. CoQ10 B. Ca C. Vit. A D. Mg
A. CoQ10
What is the optimal dosage of gamma and delta tocotrienols to reduce serum lipids? A. 750mg B. 125mg C. 250mg D. 500mg
C. 250mg
Wich heavy metal is not associated with hypertension? A. Pb B. Cad C. Al D. Hg
C. Aluminum
What would not be the appropriate follow-up test for macrocytic anemia? A. MMA B. B12 C. Ferritin D. Folate
C. Ferritin
What nutrient recommendation would not be suggested for a client with congestive heart failure? A. Increased Mg B. Decreased K+ C. Increased B1 D. Avoid salt
B. Decreased K+
What energy nutrient is essential for a client with CHF? A. CoQ10 B. Glutamine C. B2 D. B5
A. CoQ10
Which type of food antibody testing detects delayed food reactions? A. IgM B. IgG C. IgE D. IgD
C. IgG
Hashimoto's thyroiditis is associated with what elevated lab marker? A. Thyroxine binding globulin B. Thyroid stimulating immunoglobulin C. Thyroid peroxidase antibody D. Triiodothyronine
C. Thyroid peroxidase antibody
A client presents to your office with stool test results and her elastase marker is low. What nutritional support would you recommend? A. Digestive enzymes B. Betaine HCL C. S. boulardii D. Glutamine
A. Digestive enzymes
Which is not a dietary recommendation for dyslipidemia?
A. Reduce or eliminate refined carbohydrate intake
B. Anti-inflammatory diet
C. Avoid hydrogenated vegetable oils
D. High fiber diet
E. Avoid garlic
E. Avoid garlic
Which nutrient can bind to a T-cell receptor and dampen the immune response? A. Quercetin B. N-acetyl-cysteine C. N-acetyle-glucosamine D. Zinc carnosine
C. N-acetyle-glucosamine
Which nutrient recommendations would you make for someone on a proton pump inhibitor? A. B12 and Mg B. Betaine HCL C. Goldenseal D. Ginger
A. B12 and Mg
Which vitamin plays a role in autoimmunity by its impact on balancing Th1 and Th2? A. D B. Iodine C. A D. Zinc
A. D
A client received back stool panel results from her doctor and has a low secretory IgA. What nutrient will not increase SIgA? A. Colostrum B. Glutamine C. Proteolytic enzymes D. S. boulardii
C. Proteolytic enzymes
What protein regulates the permeability of the intestine? A. Lipopolysaccharides B. Zonulin C. Calprotectin D. Occludin
B. Zonulin
Which is not one of the Rome III criteria for IBD?
A. Onset associated with a change in form/appearance of stool
B. Changes between constipation/diarrhea for at least 3mo
C. Improvement with defecation
D. Onset associated with a change in frequency of stool
B. Changes between constipation/diarrhea for at least 3mo
SIBO occurs in approx. what percentage of IBS individuals? A. 60% B. 10% C. 30% D. 50%
B.10%