Chapter 13 Supplements Flashcards

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1 The Food & Drug Administration’s role in the manufacturing of supplements includes which of the following?

Mandatory annual audits of supplement manufacturers

Maintaining a database of supplements found to be contaminated with illegal drugs and prescription medication

Screening of all dietary supplements for banned substances, illegal drugs, and prescription drugs

Review of label claims by supplement manufacturers for accuracy and truthfulness

A

Maintaining a database of supplements found to be contaminated with illegal drugs and prescription medication

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2 Which of the following is true regarding third party testing of supplements?

It determines whether a supplement is effective.

It is required by law.

It is not required by law.

It determines whether product claims are accurate.

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It is not required by law.

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3 What is the usefulness of a multivitamin and mineral formula?

They can help meet recommended intakes and avoiding common insufficiencies.

They make up for poor food choices.

They are not particularly useful for anyone.

They fill the needs of special populations only.

A

They can help meet recommended intakes and avoiding common insufficiencies.

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4 Strong evidence exists for which supplement to assist with building muscle?

BCAAs

Creatine monohydrate

HMB

Glutamine

A

Creatine monohydrate

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5 A client wants to add 10 pounds of muscle. Which dietary supplement has been shown to enhance MPS with resistance training?

MCT oil

Caffeine

Glutamine

Whey protein

A

Whey protein

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6 What are essential amino acids?

Amino acids that are not needed for essential bodily functions

Amino acids that must be obtained from the diet

Amino acids that are produced by the body

Amino acids that are present in animal sources only

A

Amino acids that must be obtained from the diet

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7 Which term refers to the synthesizing of amino acids into skeletal muscle tissue?

Essential amino acids

Protein balance

Muscle hypertrophy

Muscle protein synthesis

A

Muscle protein synthesis

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8 Complete protein refers to which of the following?

Protein sources excluding dairy and eggs

Protein with all nonessential amino acids

Protein from plant-based sources

Protein with all essential amino acids

A

Protein with all essential amino acids

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9 What is whey and casein protein derived from?

Muscle tissue

Soy beans

Eggs

Cow’s milk

A

Cow’s milk

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10 What is an ergogenic aid?

A natural blend of ingredients to control stress hormones

A training method used by athletes

A synthetic hormone designed to increase testosterone

A product or ingredient that improves performance

A

A product or ingredient that improves performance

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11 Which of the following has a strong body of research on its effectiveness to improve performance?

Arginine

MCTs

ATP

Caffeine

A

Caffeine

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12 Which term refers to skin tingling, a reported side effect from beta alanine use?

Paresthesia

Anesthesia

Glycogenolysis

Thermogenesis

A

Paresthesia

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13 Good Manufacturing Practices for supplements includes which of the following?

Independent testing of supplements to verify label accuracy

Standards and guidelines to ensure supplements are made properly.

Independent testing of supplements for contaminants such as heavy metals and pesticides

Mandatory annual audits by the Food and Drug Administration

A

Standards and guidelines to ensure supplements are made properly.

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14 A supplement company claims a study shows their product is effective. What factor indicates the company is making a misleading claim?

The study population is different than the population to which the supplement company is marketed.

Outcomes relevant to the study population were measured.

The possible confounding variables were controlled for by the study designers.

There was randomization of the supplement and a placebo but not double blinding.

A

The study population is different than the population to which the supplement company is marketed.

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15 Which factor indicates a supplement is likely ineffective?

The dosage on the label matches what was used in well-designed research studies.

The dosage on the label does not match what was used in well-designed research studies.

The seal of a third party testing agency is present to verify the supplement contents match the label.

A systematic review and meta-analysis of the supplement ingredient(s) is available.

A

The dosage on the label does not match what was used in well-designed research studies.

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16 Which of the following describes the intake of essential micronutrients among those attempting weight loss?

It is excessive.

It is adequate.

It is similar to those not attempting weight loss.

It is worse compared to those not attempting weight loss.

A

It is worse compared to those not attempting weight loss.

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17 The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for protein is which of the following?

0.8 g/kg of body weight per day

1.4 g/kg of body weight per day

2.0 g/kg of body weight per day

0.4 g/kg of body weight per day

A

0.8 g/kg of body weight per day

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18 Which of the following is the recommended daily protein amount to help most exercisers build and maintain muscle tissue?

0.8 to 1.0 g/kg of body weight per day

1.2-2.2 g/kg of body weight per day

1.2-2.2 g/kg of lean body mass per day

0.8 to 1.0 g/kg of lean body mass per day

A

1.2-2.2 g/kg of body weight per day

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19 How can creatine help a client who wants to add size and strength?

It can increase training workloads and muscular adaptations.

It can increase the rate of lypolysis

It can help increase aerobic capacity.

It can decrease the body’s production of ATP.

A

It can increase training workloads and muscular adaptations.

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20 Which strategies are recommended for maximizing MPS and muscle gain?

Consume the recommended total daily protein based on individual goals and activity level and spread it evenly across at least 4 meals.

Consume at least 0.8 g/kg of protein each day.

Consume pre-workout supplements with arginine.

Consume at least 10 grams of androstenedione each day.

A

Consume the recommended total daily protein based on individual goals and activity level and spread it evenly across at least 4 meals.

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21 Proven side effects from creatine use in healthy individuals include which of the following?

Weight gain

Muscle cramping

Dehydration

Kidney damage

A

Weight gain

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22 Examples of complete protein sources include soy, whey, and which of the following?

Corn

Rice

Casein

Beans

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23 Higher protein intakes are associated with which of the following?

Improved resistance training outcomes

Improved resistance training outcomes in trained individuals only

Elevated blood pressure

Impaired kidney function

A

Improved resistance training outcomes

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24 What is the potential value of consuming essential amino acids?

Maximizing muscle protein synthesis and reducing soreness

Reducing cortisol levels

Maximizing recovery through glycogen replenishment

No benefit

A

Maximizing muscle protein synthesis and reducing soreness

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25 A client inquires about using fat burners to help her lose weight. Which of the following may be beneficial and safe?

Carbohydrate blockers

Ephedra

Caffeine

CLA (conjugated linoleic acid)

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26 How might capsaicin aid in weight control?

It suppresses appetite, leading to reduced intake by 25%.

It is a banned substance.

It may increase daily energy expenditure by 30%.

It may have a slight positive impact on energy expenditure and appetite.

A

It may have a slight positive impact on energy expenditure and appetite.

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27 How can protein-rich meal replacements help clients improve weight loss?

By limiting clients to consuming only protein shakes for a set time period

By significantly increasing daily energy expenditure

By reducing caloric intake and increasing total protein intake to aid in satiety

By reducing caloric intake and decreasing satiety

A

By reducing caloric intake and increasing total protein intake to aid in satiety

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28 For what type of activities would creatine supplementation be beneficial?

Triathlons

Repeated bouts of high-intensity, short-duration activity

Long-distance cycling

Cross-country skiing

A

Repeated bouts of high-intensity, short-duration activity

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29 For what type of activities would beta alanine be beneficial?

Low-intensity exercise lasting less than an hour

High-intensity exercise lasting 30 seconds to 10 minutes

Low-intensity exercise lasting longer than an hour

High-intensity exercise lasting less than 30 seconds

A

High-intensity exercise lasting 30 seconds to 10 minutes

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30 Which supplement acts as an acid buffering agent during high-intensity exercise between 60 seconds an 10 minutes?

Caffeine

MCTs

Sodium bicarbonate

Creatine

A

Sodium bicarbonate

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32 All independent testing agencies provide which services?

Annual audits of the supplement companies to ensure compliance to Good Manufacturing Practices

Identify ingredient forms and amounts

Determining legality of anabolic steroids

Effectiveness of the supplement

A

Identify ingredient forms and amounts

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34 How much leucine is required to stimulate muscle protein synthesis?

At least 5 g

1.7 - 3.5 g

1.0 - 1.5 g

3.6 - 4.0 g

A

1.7 - 3.5 g

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35 What is the maximum daily amount of caffeine that is considered safe in healthy individuals?

800 mg/day

1,000 mg/day

400-500 mg/day

100 to 200 mg/day

A

400-500 mg/day