NUTR 400 (UNH) Final Exam
Questions and Answers 100% PASS
Primary location for Vitamin E's antioxidant activity? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Cellular membrane
Rickets - CORRECT ANSWER-Condition of impared Bone Formation
Lack of Vitamin D
Dietary intakes above UL of _______ are associated with teratogenic risks -
CORRECT ANSWER-Vitamin A
T/F Vitamin A and D are the least likely to be toxic - CORRECT ANSWER-False
Active form of Vitamin D - CORRECT ANSWER-Calcitrol
Location of Iodine Intake (body part) - CORRECT ANSWER-Thyroid
Hormone Released by Pituitary Gland - CORRECT ANSWER-TSH (thyroid
stimulating hormone)
Produced in stomach, binds w/ B12, allows B12 to be absorbed - CORRECT
ANSWER-Intrinsic factor
Rule of 300's - CORRECT ANSWER-Good way to estimate daily calcium intake
, 300mg from other food sources, 300mg for each serving of dairy
Function of Osteoclasts + Osteoblasts - CORRECT ANSWER-Bone Remodeling
Hormones that regulates blood calcium levels - CORRECT ANSWER-Parathyroid
Hormone + Calcitonon
Vitamin aiding in absorption of Iron - CORRECT ANSWER-Vitamin C
Other name for Vitamin C - CORRECT ANSWER-Ascorbic Acid
Myoglobin + Hemoglobin - CORRECT ANSWER-Hormones that store/release
oxygen
Cretinism - CORRECT ANSWER-Lack of iodine during pregnancy, leads to
permanent birth/developmental defets
Calories per gram of macronutrients - CORRECT ANSWER-Protein/Carbs = 4
cal/g
Fats = 9 cal/g
Alcohol = 7 cal/g
Most common reason for exceeding UL intake - CORRECT ANSWER-
Supplementation
Leading cause of death in the US - CORRECT ANSWER-heart disease
2nd leading cause of death in the US - CORRECT ANSWER-Cancer
Cell Death - CORRECT ANSWER-Apoptosis
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Questions and Answers 100% PASS
Primary location for Vitamin E's antioxidant activity? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Cellular membrane
Rickets - CORRECT ANSWER-Condition of impared Bone Formation
Lack of Vitamin D
Dietary intakes above UL of _______ are associated with teratogenic risks -
CORRECT ANSWER-Vitamin A
T/F Vitamin A and D are the least likely to be toxic - CORRECT ANSWER-False
Active form of Vitamin D - CORRECT ANSWER-Calcitrol
Location of Iodine Intake (body part) - CORRECT ANSWER-Thyroid
Hormone Released by Pituitary Gland - CORRECT ANSWER-TSH (thyroid
stimulating hormone)
Produced in stomach, binds w/ B12, allows B12 to be absorbed - CORRECT
ANSWER-Intrinsic factor
Rule of 300's - CORRECT ANSWER-Good way to estimate daily calcium intake
, 300mg from other food sources, 300mg for each serving of dairy
Function of Osteoclasts + Osteoblasts - CORRECT ANSWER-Bone Remodeling
Hormones that regulates blood calcium levels - CORRECT ANSWER-Parathyroid
Hormone + Calcitonon
Vitamin aiding in absorption of Iron - CORRECT ANSWER-Vitamin C
Other name for Vitamin C - CORRECT ANSWER-Ascorbic Acid
Myoglobin + Hemoglobin - CORRECT ANSWER-Hormones that store/release
oxygen
Cretinism - CORRECT ANSWER-Lack of iodine during pregnancy, leads to
permanent birth/developmental defets
Calories per gram of macronutrients - CORRECT ANSWER-Protein/Carbs = 4
cal/g
Fats = 9 cal/g
Alcohol = 7 cal/g
Most common reason for exceeding UL intake - CORRECT ANSWER-
Supplementation
Leading cause of death in the US - CORRECT ANSWER-heart disease
2nd leading cause of death in the US - CORRECT ANSWER-Cancer
Cell Death - CORRECT ANSWER-Apoptosis
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law
