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FHCE 3100 Exam 3 Questions and Correct
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What is the #2 cause of preventable deaths in the U.S.?
Ans: Obesity
During the Housing Bubble, consumers increased their
spending/consumption by taking out second mortgages secured by the
______ value of their homes. This became problematic-especially if the
homeowner defaulted on the 2nd mortgage because the lender could
foreclose on a 2nd mortgage as easily as a first mortgage.
Ans: Increasing
Which government agency is in charge of regulating wine if the wine
has < 7% alcohol?
Ans: The Food and Drug Administration
Alice is a long-distance runner. She was in the middle of the New York
Marathon when she started to feel a little sluggish. She needed an
immediate boost of energy to complete the race. As her nutritional
advisor, which of the following would you give Alice to give her this
nutritional boost?
Ans: Carbohydrates
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When a pregnant woman drinks alcohol it enters her bloodstream and
reaches her developing fetus by crossing the placenta. Because the
fetus metabolizes alcohol more _____ than an adult does, the
developing baby's blood alcohol concentrations are ______ than those
in the mother's body.
Ans: Slowly, higher
According to the textbook, tanning is the body's response to UV
radiation from the sun. The author questions why we spend time and
money on something that has been documented to have negative
health effects. Consumer theory suggests that we do this because
some activities and/or products taste, feel, look or smell good to us.
These services or products are known as ______.
Ans: Hedonic
The cost to taxpayers for teen childbearing is about $3,831 per teen
parent. Of these expenses the greatest cost/expense to the economy
shows up in which category?
Ans: Lost Tax Revenue
By 2020, we will need 91,500 new doctors and by 2025, we will need
130,600 doctors according to AAMC estimates. What impact will the
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FHCE 3100 Exam 3 Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
What is the #2 cause of preventable deaths in the U.S.?
Ans: Obesity
During the Housing Bubble, consumers increased their
spending/consumption by taking out second mortgages secured by the
______ value of their homes. This became problematic-especially if the
homeowner defaulted on the 2nd mortgage because the lender could
foreclose on a 2nd mortgage as easily as a first mortgage.
Ans: Increasing
Which government agency is in charge of regulating wine if the wine
has < 7% alcohol?
Ans: The Food and Drug Administration
Alice is a long-distance runner. She was in the middle of the New York
Marathon when she started to feel a little sluggish. She needed an
immediate boost of energy to complete the race. As her nutritional
advisor, which of the following would you give Alice to give her this
nutritional boost?
Ans: Carbohydrates
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When a pregnant woman drinks alcohol it enters her bloodstream and
reaches her developing fetus by crossing the placenta. Because the
fetus metabolizes alcohol more _____ than an adult does, the
developing baby's blood alcohol concentrations are ______ than those
in the mother's body.
Ans: Slowly, higher
According to the textbook, tanning is the body's response to UV
radiation from the sun. The author questions why we spend time and
money on something that has been documented to have negative
health effects. Consumer theory suggests that we do this because
some activities and/or products taste, feel, look or smell good to us.
These services or products are known as ______.
Ans: Hedonic
The cost to taxpayers for teen childbearing is about $3,831 per teen
parent. Of these expenses the greatest cost/expense to the economy
shows up in which category?
Ans: Lost Tax Revenue
By 2020, we will need 91,500 new doctors and by 2025, we will need
130,600 doctors according to AAMC estimates. What impact will the
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