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What are the major roles of water? - Answer Transports nutrients; dissolves amino acids, glucose, minerals, etc. to be excreted; coolant; cleansing agent. What factors increase fluid needs? - Answer Alcohol; cold weather; breastfeeding & pregnancy; surgery, blood loss, burns, medications, etc; children; elderly; certain diseases; forced air environments -- airplanes, sealed buildings, etc. Hard water is high in what? - Answer Calcium and magnesium Soft water is high in what? - Answer Sodium What foods can be sources of water? - Answer Celery and lettuce What are examples of surface water? - Answer Lakes, rivers, reservoirs What are surface waters exposed to? - Answer Acid rain and pollution What things can remove contaminants from surface water? - Answer Plants, microorganisms, and sunlight What can ground water be contaminated by? - Answer hazardous waste, dumps, oil and gas pipelines, sewage Where is ground water found? - Answer Underground What type of water takes longer to decontaminate? - Answer Groundwater What is the main function of calcium? - Answer Strong bones and teeth What are other functions of calcium? - Answer Nerve transmission, blood pressure & clotting, muscle contraction

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NDFS 100 Exam 3 BYU Test Questions
with Guaranteed Pass Solutions 2026
Updated.
What are the major roles of water? - Answer Transports nutrients; dissolves amino acids,
glucose, minerals, etc. to be excreted; coolant; cleansing agent.



What factors increase fluid needs? - Answer Alcohol; cold weather; breastfeeding &
pregnancy; surgery, blood loss, burns, medications, etc; children; elderly; certain diseases;
forced air environments -- airplanes, sealed buildings, etc.



Hard water is high in what? - Answer Calcium and magnesium



Soft water is high in what? - Answer Sodium



What foods can be sources of water? - Answer Celery and lettuce



What are examples of surface water? - Answer Lakes, rivers, reservoirs



What are surface waters exposed to? - Answer Acid rain and pollution



What things can remove contaminants from surface water? - Answer Plants,
microorganisms, and sunlight



What can ground water be contaminated by? - Answer hazardous waste, dumps, oil and gas
pipelines, sewage



Where is ground water found? - Answer Underground



What type of water takes longer to decontaminate? - Answer Groundwater



What is the main function of calcium? - Answer Strong bones and teeth



What are other functions of calcium? - Answer Nerve transmission, blood pressure &
clotting, muscle contraction

, What are calcium food sources? - Answer Dairy, green vegetables



What are calcium toxicities? - Answer Constipation, lowered absorption of other minerals
(especially Iron), kidney stones



What is the main function of magnesium? - Answer Assists more than 300 enzymes



What are other functions of magnesium? - Answer Muscle function, bone mineralization



What are magnesium food sources? - Answer Nuts, legumes, seafood, dark green foods,
dark chocolate



What are the functions of sodium? - Answer Muscle contraction, fluid balance, nerve
transmission, acid-base (pH) balance



What are sodium food sources? - Answer Salt, processed (fast) food, condiments and
seasonings



What are sodium toxicities? - Answer Hypertension (high blood pressure), increased risk for
heart disease and stroke.



What is the main function of potassium? - Answer Muscle contractions



What are other functions of potassium? - Answer Fluid & electrolyte balance, maintaining
steady heartbeat



What are potassium food sources? - Answer Fruits and vegetables



What is the main function of iodine? - Answer Thyroid regulation



What is the other function of iodine? - Answer Metabolic rate



What are iodine food sources? - Answer Seafood, fast food, baked food, milk, salt and sea
salt (if iodized)



What are iodine deficiencies? - Answer Goiter (thyroid neck growths) stunted physical and
mental growth

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