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BIOD 121 Essentials in Nutrition
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### 1. If the daily caloric intake should not exceed 45% from carbohydrates on a 2000 calorie diet, how many grams of carbohydrates should be consumed?
- 225 grams
- 180 grams
- 300 grams
- 450 grams
Answer: A) 225 grams
Explanation:
45% of 2000 calories = 0.45 × 2000 = 900 calories from carbs
Since 1 gram of carbs provides 4 calories:
900 cal ÷ 4 cal/g = 225 grams
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### 2. The ABCDEs of nutritional assessment stand for:
- Anthropometric, Biochemical, Clinical, Dietary, Environmental
- Activity, Biochemical, Clinical, Dietary, Exercise
- Anthropometric, Biological, Clinical, Dietary, Emotional
- Activity, Biological, Clinical, Dietary, Environmental
Answer: A) Anthropometric, Biochemical, Clinical, Dietary, Environmental
Explanation:
- Anthropometric: Measurement of body size and composition (e.g., weight,
height, BMI).
- Biochemical: Lab tests to assess nutrient levels (e.g., blood iron). 2 / 3
- Clinical: Physical signs/symptoms of nutritional deficiencies.
- Dietary: Evaluation of dietary intake to identify deficiencies or excesses.
- Environmental: Factors like socioeconomic status affecting nutrition.
### 3. True or False: The Dietary Guidelines for Americans provides
guidance for making informed decisions related to both food and physical activity choices.
- True
- False
Answer: A) True
Explanation: The Dietary Guidelines aim to promote overall health through
recommendations on healthy eating patterns and physical activity levels to reduce chronic disease risk.
### 4. Which of the following are examples of micronutrients?
- Carbohydrates and fats
- Vitamins and minerals
- Proteins and water
- Fiber and cholesterol
Answer: B) Vitamins and minerals
Explanation: Micronutrients are nutrients required in small amounts for
vital body functions. Vitamins regulate body processes (e.g., vitamin C supports immune function), while minerals provide structure and regulate processes (e.g., calcium for bone strength).
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