DO NOT WRITE ON THIS TESTPrinciples of NutritionChapters 1 2 and 3Test IMultiple Choice: Select the best answer and mark…

    DO NOT WRITE ON THIS TEST
    Principles of NutritionChapters 1 2 and 3
    Test I
    Multiple Choice: Select the best answer and mark on the Scantron
    1.How many calories are in a food that contains 20 grams of carbohydrate 15 grams of protein and
    7 grams of fat?
    a.176c.258
    b.203d.378
    2. All of the following organs are associated with the digestive tract and contribute juices to it except the:
    a.liverc.lungs
    b.gallbladderd.pancreas
    3.If the ingredient list on a box of cereal reads: Wheat flour sugar and natural flavorings what
    ingredient is the predominant or most abundant?
    a.natural flavoringsc.sugar
    b.wheat flourd.not enough information to tell
    4.The majority of the digestive and absorptive processes occur in the:
    a.mouthc.small intestines
    b.stomachd.large intestines
    5.The main energy yielding nutrients include:
    a.vitamins minerals and waterc.trace minerals and vitamins
    b.carbohydrates proteins and fatsd.water carbohydrates protein
    6.Food labels list ingredients in:
    alphabetical order
    ascending order by weight/amount in the food (least to most)
    descending (decreasing) order by weight/amount in the food (most to least)
    7.The MyPlate and USDA guidelines break groups foods into ___ major categories.
    a.twoc.four
    b.threed.five
    8.What are the ABCDMV principles of diet planning?
    a.Abundance B vitamins calories diet control minerals and variety
    b.Abundance balance conservative diversity moderation and variety
    c.Adequacy bone development correction vitamin density master and variety
    d.Adequacy balance calorie control density moderation and variety
    9.Which of the following products of digestion is NOT normally absorbed directly into the
    bloodstream?
    a.large fats c.vitamin C
    b.B-vitaminsd.carbohydrates
    10.Immediately after absorption which circulatory system carries the fat soluble vitamins and large
    fats?
    a.vascularc.lymphatic
    b.mesenteryd.enterohepatic
    11.What substance protects the stomach lining from damage to digestive juices?
    a.waterc.pepsinogen
    b.mucusd.dietary fats
    12.Gram for gram which of the following provides the most energy?
    a.fatsc.proteins
    b.vitaminsd.carbohydrates
    13. What is the name of the projections on the inner surface of the small intestine used for absorption?
    a.villic.cilia
    b.mesenteric vesselsd.vascular projectiles
    14.Alcohol is not a nutrient. How much energy does alcohol supply per gram?
    a.2 caloriesc.7 calories
    b.4 caloriesd.9 calories
    15.Which of the following best describes the normal pH of the stomach?
    a.neutralc.acidic
    b.very alkalined.slightly alkaline
    16.Information that must be lawfully provided on food labels includes all of the following except:
    a.the exact amount of each ingredient listed on the ingredient panel.
    b.The amount of specific nutrients and food components in a serving of food.
    c.The net contents expressed by weight measure or count
    d.The name and address of the manufacturer packer or distributor.
    17.All blood leaving the GI tract travels first to the
    a.heartc.kidneys
    b.liverd.pancreas
    18.In to what region of the intestinal tract does the stomach empty?
    a.large intestinesc.rectum
    b.small intestinesd.colon
    19.The pyloric valve:
    regulates the movement of food into the stomach
    controls the flow of chyme from the stomach into the small intestine
    opens to allow for elimination
    passes undigested food into the large intestine
    The esophagus:
    regulates the movement of food into the stomach
    controls the flow of chyme into the small intestine
    opens to allow for elimination
    passes undigested food into the large intestine
    Your friend complains of chronic heartburn. Which of the following suggestions might be helpful to her?
    eat two large meals a day rather than several small meals
    lie down after eating
    drink liquids during meals
    eat small meals and drink liquids 1 hour before or after meals
    Which of the following foods may make heartburn worse in some people?
    coffee
    chocolate
    soda pop
    all of the above
    The average time food spends in the stomach is:
    1 to 3 hours
    3-4 hours
    Over 5 hours
    10 to 20 minutes
    The colons task is mostly to:
    secrete mucus
    absorb nutrients
    reabsorb water and absorb minerals
    digest nutrients
    Losing weight if you are overweight may reduce the incidence of heartburn.
    ____true ____false
    If a substance is not absorbed through the digestive tract it will be excreted via the:
    breath
    sweat
    feces
    urine
    Mechanical digestion begins in the mouth and involves chewing and shredding food pieces.
    ____true____false
    Chief reason people choose the foods that they eat is:
    Taste
    Nutrient content
    peer pressure
    Saliva helps maintain the health of the teeth by washing away food particles that cause decay and by neutralizing acids that promote decay.
    ___true____false
    All of the following are examples of functional foods EXCEPT
    a.tomatoes.
    b.regular oatmeal.
    c.regular white bread.
    d.calcium-fortified juice.
    Which of the following is classified as a micronutrient?
    a.Iron
    b.Protein
    c.Alcohol
    d.Carbohydrate
    Which of the following is an example of a macronutrient?
    a.Protein
    b.Calcium
    c.Vitamin C
    d.Vitamin D
    All of the following sets of values are included in the Dietary Reference Intakes EXCEPT
    a.AI.
    b.RDA.
    c.EAR.
    d.LUT.
    Protein provides 4 calories per gram.
    ____true____false
    Fat provides 9 calories per gram.
    ____true____false
    The purpose bicarbonate serves in digestions is to
    Increase the acidic content of chyme
    Neutralize the acid content of chyme
    Hydrolyze large peptides
    Settle the stomach
    Which of the foods listed below is NOT nutrient dense?
    Green beans
    Orange
    Apple pie
    Roast beef
    Who would be the most appropriate person to consult regarding nutrition information?
    Chiropractor
    Registered dietitian (RD)
    Dentist
    Health food store manager
    39.Which of these best describes an essential nutrient?
    It cannot be found in food
    It is easily digested in the body
    It is necessary for the body to function
    It cannot be used to make other compounds in the body
    40. The RDAs (Recommended Dietary Allowances) for nutrients are
    a.More than twice as high as anyone needs
    b.The minimum amount an average person needs
    c.Set to cover the needs of practically all healthy people in the U.S.
    d.Designed to prevent deficiency disease in half the population
    41.A 12-ounce glass of reduced fat milk has calcium riboflavin vitamin A and vitamin D and 140 calories. A 12 ounce glass of soda has sugar and 140 calories. Choosing the milk is using the principle of nutrient __________.
    Control
    Adequacy
    Density
    Moderation
    42.Every morning for the past 2 years Angela has gotten up and stumbled to the kitchen where she grabs a Pop Tart to eat. She doesnt care what flavor it is as she is barely awake enough to taste it. Angela is displaying a food choice primarily based on
    Religion
    Habit
    Body image
    Environmental concerns
    43.What does the Tolerable Upper Intake Level of a nutrient represent?
    The upper level of a nutrient allowed when fortifying a food
    The upper level of a nutrient that appears safe for most healthy people
    A number calculated by taking twice the RDA or three times the AI
    The maximum allowable amount available in supplement form.
    44.Which of the following breaks nutrients apart into tiny particles which are then absorbed?
    Enzymes
    Mucus
    Micelles
    Hormones

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