Chapter 22 Nutrition Hot Topics And Controversies Flashcards

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1 The greatest concern of consumers of organic foods is the perception that organic foods are which of the following?

Socially accepted

Environmentally friendly

Healthy

Economically beneficial

A

Healthy

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2 What is the primary difference between conventional and organic agriculture?

Land use

Type of crop

Pesticide use

Cost of production

A

Pesticide use

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3 What method of pest control is used least in organic agriculture?

Hygiene

Crop rotation

Employing natural pest enemies

Use of pesticides

A

Use of pesticides

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4 Switching from conventional to organic produce significantly reduces biomarkers of pesticide exposure in as little as how many days?

5–7 days

13–15 days

9–11 days

1–3 days

A

5–7 days

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6 Organic meat and milk, compared to conventional, contains significantly greater concentrations of what nutrient?

Saturated fatty acids

Monounsaturated fatty acids

Protein

Omega-3 fatty acids

A

Omega-3 fatty acids

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7 Grass-fed or grass-finished cattle are different from organic cattle primarily because of which of the following reasons?

Organic cattle do not eat fresh pasture grass.

Grass-fed or grass-finished cattle have more illnesses.

Organic cattle eat grains during the end of their life.

Grass-fed or grass-finished cattle get more exercise.

A

Organic cattle eat grains during the end of their life.

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10 Most clients will obtain their information about GMOs from the internet, television, radio, and which of the following?

Peer-reviewed articles

Friends and family

The scientific community

Medical personnel

A

Friends and family

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12 What is an example of a direct risk of GMO consumption?

Increased use of pesticides on GMO crops

Reduced spoilage of produce

Expression of allergenic proteins

Increased intake of vitamin A (beta-carotene)

A

Expression of allergenic proteins

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13 eliac disease is best described as which of the following?

Autoimmune condition

Food sensitivity

Allergic reaction

Gluten intolerance

A

Autoimmune condition

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14 Wheat allergy is best described as which of the following?

Food sensitivity

Gluten intolerance

Allergic reaction

Autoimmune condition

A

Allergic reaction

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15 Non-celiac gluten sensitivity is best described as which of the following?

Gluten intolerance

Allergic reaction

Food sensitivity

Autoimmune condition

A

Food sensitivity

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17 Gluten increases intestinal permeability by interacting with which one of the following molecules?

Lipopolysaccharide

Butyrate

Zonulin

Lipase

18
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18 Increased translocation of microbial products through the intestinal barrier, an immune response toward lipopolysaccharides, and increased intestinal permeabiity all play a roll in the symptoms of which of the following?

Crohn’s disease

Celiac disease

Non-celiac gluten sensitivity

Irritable bowel syndrome

A

Non-celiac gluten sensitivity

20
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20 High-fructose corn syrup usually contains what percentage of fructose?

45–55%

65–75%

55–65%

75–85%

21
Q

21 Which of the following is produced in the greatest quantity during fructose metabolism?

Fat

Glycogen

Glucose

Lactate

22
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22 Which of the following is produced in the lowest quantity during fructose metabolism?

Glycogen

Fatty acids

Lactate

Glucose

A

Fatty acids

23
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23 What is the reason that most studies researching the health effects of fructose are not relevant?

They use too-low doses of fructose.

They involve unhealthy participants.

They use unrealistic doses of fructose.

They are too short in duration.

A

They use unrealistic doses of fructose.

24
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24 The average dose of fructose used during controlled trials was greater than the intake of what percentile of Americans?

95%

30%

50%

75%

25
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25 Compared to other carbohydrates, calorie-equated exchange for fructose affects which of the following?

Body weight

Cholesterol levels

Blood lipids

Glycemic control

A

Glycemic control

26
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26 Along with blood pressure, which of the following may be beneficially affected by calorie-equated exchange for fructose when compared to other carbohydrates?

Glycemic control

Lean mass

Hydration levels

Protein synthesis

A

Glycemic control

27
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27 How many nonnutritive sweeteners have been approved for use by the FDA?

8

4

2

6

29
Q

29 The link between nonnutritive sweeteners and obesity in observational research can be explained by which of the following?

Direct causality

Reverse causality

Statistical manipulation

Publication bias

A

Reverse causality

30
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30 Nonnutritive sweeteners may be associated with weight gain because of what psychological phenomenon?

Brain activation patterns

Taste preferences

Glycemic control

Satiety signaling

A

Brain activation patterns

31
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31 Which answer most appropriately describes the effect of consuming nonnutritive sweeteners on appetite and food intake?

Insulin sensitivity

Blood lipids

Blood pressure

Body weight

A

Insulin sensitivity

32
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32 Toxins and toxicants accumulate in humans primarily within which of the following?

Fat

Skin

Muscle

Blood