Wk 5 - Summative Assessment 3: Exam
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Question 1
10 Points
Which of the following vitamins can be synthesized by the human body?
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Vitamin E
2.
Vitamin C
3.
Vitamin K
4.
Vitamin B12
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Question 2
10 Points
Which of the following is NOT one of the four fat soluble vitamins?
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Vitamin C
2.
Vitamin D
3.
Vitamin K
4.
Vitamin A
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Question 3
10 Points
Which of the B vitamins are intricately involved in the breakdown and processing of proteins?
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Vitamin B1 and Vitamin B2
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Vitamin B2 and Vitamin B5
3.
Vitamin B2 and Vitamin B3
4.
Vitamin B5 and Vitamin B6
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Question 4
10 Points
Which of the fat-soluble vitamins is needed for vision, tissue repair, and fetal development?
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Vitamin A
2.
Vitamin D
3.
Vitamin E
4.
Vitamin K
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Question 5
10 Points
Which of the fat-soluble vitamins is needed for building bone, muscle contraction, and nerve impulse transmission?
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Vitamin A
2.
Vitamin D
3.
Vitamin E
4.
Vitamin K
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Question 6
10 Points
Hypervitaminosis is largely attributed to which of the following?
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Restrictive diets
2.
Gastric bypass surgery
3.
Alcoholism
4.
Supplementation
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Question 7
10 Points
What is the best definition for mineral nutrients?
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Inorganic substances required for life
2.
Organic substances required for life
3.
Micronutrient substances required for life
4.
Macronutrient substances required for life
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Question 8
10 Points
Abnormal nerve action and cardiac arrythmias are often attributed to which of the following nutrient imbalances?
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Water
2.
Sodium
3.
Potassium
4.
All of the above
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Question 9
10 Points
Deficiency in which mineral nutrient is responsible for Menkes disease?
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Phosphorous
2.
Molybdenum
3.
Copper
4.
Iron
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Question 10
10 Points
Iodine toxicity significantly impacts which of the following glands in the body?
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Adrenal
2.
Thyroid
3.
Pineal
4.
Thymus
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Question 11
10 Points
What does the acronym RDA stand for?
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Robust Dietary Allowance
2.
Recommended Digestive Allowance
3.
Robust Dietary Acquisition
4.
Recommended Dietary Allowance
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Question 12
10 Points
Which of the following groups are at higher risk for low total body water?
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Elderly and infant
2.
Infant and obese
3.
Obese and elderly
4.
Infant and adolescent
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Question 13
10 Points
Fluid balance is largely maintained in the human body by which of the following?
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Kidneys
2.
Pineal gland
3.
Pancreas
4.
Bladder
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Question 14
10 Points
Dehydration instigates which of the following processes?
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Thirst mechanism
2.
Decreased sweating
3.
Increased urine output
4.
Both a and b
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Question 15
10 Points
What process causes electrolytes in the blood to become diluted?
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Overhydration
2.
Overnutrition
3.
Dehydration
4.
Undernutrition
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