CNS Primer Questions Section 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Dietary proteins are of high biological value when they are obtained from:

Fish, legumes, and whole milk
Beef, pork, and cream cheese
White bread, vegetables, and legumes
Eggs, chicken meats, and cheddar cheese

A

Eggs, chicken meats, and cheddar cheese

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2
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The dietary change that is the most effective in contributing to a decrease in serum total cholesterol concentration is:

A decrease on cholesterol intake
A decrease in saturated fat intake
An increase in polyunsaturated fat intake
An increase in monounsaturated fat intake

A

A decrease in saturated fat intake

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3
Q

The USDA “food pyramid” does not recommend:

2-3 dairy servings daily
5-9 fruit and vegetable servings daily
6-11 grain servings daily
Up to 5 meat servings daily

A

Up to 5 meat servings daily

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4
Q

The protein intake standard the USRDA uses to reflect protein quality is the:

Biological value
Net protein utilization
Protein efficiency ratio
Chemical score

A

Protein efficiency ratio

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5
Q

The biological value of food proteins can be enhanced by:

Supplementation with branched-chain amino acids
Slow cooking
The addition of MSG
Combining them with complementary food proteins

A

Combining them with complementary food proteins.

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6
Q

Intake of chromium below 30 mcg/day has been associated with decreased:

Skeletal mass
Glucose tolerance
Lean tissue mass
Muscle glycogen content

A

Skeletal mass

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7
Q

The daily calcium requirements of postmenopausal women who are not receiving estrogen replacement therapy are approximately:

1,250 mg of calcium as calcium carbonate
1,500 mg of calcium as calcium carbonate
1,750 mg of calcium as calcium carbonate
2,000 mg of calcium as calcium carbonate

A

1,500 mg of calcium as calcium carbonate

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8
Q

The daily calcium requirements of postmenopausal women who are not receiving estrogen replacement therapy can be met by the daily consumption of:

1 cup of skim milk
3 cups of skim milk
5 cups of skim milk
7 cups of skim milk

A

5 cups of skim milk

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9
Q

Reduced consumption of salt and salty foods may:

Improve electrolyte balance
Reduce blood volume and blood pressure
Improve kidney function
Improve neuromuscular coordination

A

Reduce blood volume and blood pressure

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10
Q

The quality of foods voluntarily selected by a population or group is not likely to be improved by:

Changes in guidelines
Targeted education
Concentrated market forces
New product information

A

Changes in guidelines

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11
Q

In men between the ages of 25 and 75, average daily iron needs generally:

Increase
Decrease
Remain the same
Fluctuate widely

A

Remain the same

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