CNS Primer Questions Section 3 Flashcards
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
Eggs, chicken meats, and cheddar cheese
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 decrease in saturated fat intake
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
Up to 5 meat servings daily
The protein intake standard the USRDA uses to reflect protein quality is the:
Biological value
Net protein utilization
Protein efficiency ratio
Chemical score
Protein efficiency ratio
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
Combining them with complementary food proteins.
Intake of chromium below 30 mcg/day has been associated with decreased:
Skeletal mass
Glucose tolerance
Lean tissue mass
Muscle glycogen content
Skeletal mass
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
1,500 mg of calcium as calcium carbonate
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
5 cups of skim milk
Reduced consumption of salt and salty foods may:
Improve electrolyte balance
Reduce blood volume and blood pressure
Improve kidney function
Improve neuromuscular coordination
Reduce blood volume and blood pressure
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
Changes in guidelines
In men between the ages of 25 and 75, average daily iron needs generally:
Increase
Decrease
Remain the same
Fluctuate widely
Remain the same