Nutrition Flashcards
What is the recommended reduction in caloric intake for someone seeking to lose weight while preserving lean mass (cutting phase)
500 kcal
P.218
True false excessively high protein intakes are associated with renal dysfunction?
FALSE
p183
What is not an essential nutrient?
Glucose
P184
Aerobic endurance athletes follow the suggested carb intake per kilogram of body mass
8 to 10g
Which of the following refers to the maximum average daily nutrient levels not associated with adverse health effects?
Tolerable upper intake level
P180-181
Which of these refers to the amino acid content in protein bio availability for amino acids required for repair, recovery, and growth?
Quality
P182
Which of these macronutrients has the most efficient energy healed?
Carbohydrates
P183-184
What is a suggested way of decreasing serum triglyceride?
Replace saturated fats to mono and poly unsaturated fats
P188-189
What isomer of glucose is typically found in candy in sports drinks?
Dextrose
P186
Which of the following professionals is qualified to do a dietary needs analysis of individual athletes?
Sports dietitian
P176
This food is not provide all of the essential amino acids?
Black beans
P182-183
MyPlate’d weekly recommendation for dark green vegetable for females is?
1.5 cups
What macro nutrient leads to the most dominant thermic effect of food intake?
Protein
Bodybuilders commonly contend with reverse anorexia nervosa. What is another name for this condition?
Muscle dysmorphia
For general increase in lean body mass, an individual should consume how much protein per day?
1.5-2.0g per kg/bw
strength/speed athletes should consume _ to _ g of carbohydrate per kilogram body weight per day.
5 to 6 g of carbohydrate
strength/speed athletes should consume __ to __ g of protein per kilogram body weight per day,
1.4 to 1.7 g of protein
Athletes who eat at least 4 hours before competition should include approximately 1 to 4 g of carbo- hydrate per kilogram body weight and 0.15 to 0.25 g of protein per kilogram body weight
TRUE
Aerobic athletes need to consume how much protein per kg/bw per day
1.0 to 1.6 g of protein per kilogram body weight per day,
Which of the following TDEE equations accounts for lean body mass?
Cunningham
How much protein should a 100kg aerobic endurance athlete receive per day?
100-160g
What is the proper USG to ensure adequate hydration?
Less than 1.020 (p197)
How much fluid should a 132-pound adolescent drink during training to ensure adequate hydration status?
9oz every 20 minutes
A standard carbohydrate loading protocol calls for which of the following intakes?
8-10g carbohydrate per kg/bw
Which of the following carbohydrate intakes is optimal during prolonged endurance exercise?
50g glucose-fructose mixture per hour
Which of the following macronutrient profiles would be best for an 80kg athlete 2 hours before a marathon?
80g carbohydrate, no protein