BPK 140 final exam questions EXAM, QUESTIONS
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Which ONE regarding body weight is ?
FALSE?
A. There is evidence that obese
people are more likely to eat in
response to visual cues than are
non-obese people.
B. Most North American females are
within 5 kg of their ideal weight.
C. Medical definitions of ideal weight
are based heavily on data compiled
by life insurance companies.
D. The percentage body fat of
overweight people needs to be
measured before they can begin safe
weight loss.
E. Repeated dieting may lower
resting metabolic rate, which makes
it more difficult to lose weight even
with major reduction in caloric
intake.
,Which ONE of the following is NOT c. drastic loss of body weight
typical of bulimia nervosa?
a. strong need for social approval
b. binge eating
c. drastic loss of body weight
d. self-induced vomiting
e. fear of becoming fat
According to the set point theory, b. An individual's body weight or percent body fat
a. Excess caloric intake is converted is maintained within quite narrow limits.
to fat.
b. An individual's body weight or
percent body fat is maintained within
quite narrow limits.
c. Excess caloric intake increases
metabolic rate.
d. Weight gain depends upon the
balance of energy intake and energy
expenditure.
e. The tendency to be overweight is
largely inherited.
Which ONE of the following is NOT a e. Often leads to reductions in metabolic rate.
benefit of exercise with respect to
weight control?
a. Helps maintain muscle mass.
b. Helps relieve depression and
anxiety.
c. Increases caloric expenditure
during the exercise.
d. Increases caloric expenditure in
the hours after exercise.
e. Often leads to reductions in
metabolic rate.
, Which ONE of the following ?
statements is NOT true?
a. Children of obese parents are
more likely to be obese as adults
than are children of normal weight
parents.
b. Dissatisfaction with body weight is
more common among North
American females than males.
c. Many men whose BMI places them
at increased health risk appear to be
content with their weight.
d. Many young adult women are
trying to lose weight even when their
weight is within acceptable limits.
e. The prevalence of obesity in
Canada is similar to that in the U.S.A.
Which ONE is NOT recommended to D. Leave them by themselves to give them some
help someone that you think might time to relax.
be considering suicide?
A. Express concern; show love and
caring.
B. Encourage them to talk.
C. Ask them direct questions, e.g.,
"Are you thinking about suicide?"
D. Leave them by themselves to give
them some time to relax.
E. Encourage them to get
professional help.
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Terms in this set (61)
Which ONE regarding body weight is ?
FALSE?
A. There is evidence that obese
people are more likely to eat in
response to visual cues than are
non-obese people.
B. Most North American females are
within 5 kg of their ideal weight.
C. Medical definitions of ideal weight
are based heavily on data compiled
by life insurance companies.
D. The percentage body fat of
overweight people needs to be
measured before they can begin safe
weight loss.
E. Repeated dieting may lower
resting metabolic rate, which makes
it more difficult to lose weight even
with major reduction in caloric
intake.
,Which ONE of the following is NOT c. drastic loss of body weight
typical of bulimia nervosa?
a. strong need for social approval
b. binge eating
c. drastic loss of body weight
d. self-induced vomiting
e. fear of becoming fat
According to the set point theory, b. An individual's body weight or percent body fat
a. Excess caloric intake is converted is maintained within quite narrow limits.
to fat.
b. An individual's body weight or
percent body fat is maintained within
quite narrow limits.
c. Excess caloric intake increases
metabolic rate.
d. Weight gain depends upon the
balance of energy intake and energy
expenditure.
e. The tendency to be overweight is
largely inherited.
Which ONE of the following is NOT a e. Often leads to reductions in metabolic rate.
benefit of exercise with respect to
weight control?
a. Helps maintain muscle mass.
b. Helps relieve depression and
anxiety.
c. Increases caloric expenditure
during the exercise.
d. Increases caloric expenditure in
the hours after exercise.
e. Often leads to reductions in
metabolic rate.
, Which ONE of the following ?
statements is NOT true?
a. Children of obese parents are
more likely to be obese as adults
than are children of normal weight
parents.
b. Dissatisfaction with body weight is
more common among North
American females than males.
c. Many men whose BMI places them
at increased health risk appear to be
content with their weight.
d. Many young adult women are
trying to lose weight even when their
weight is within acceptable limits.
e. The prevalence of obesity in
Canada is similar to that in the U.S.A.
Which ONE is NOT recommended to D. Leave them by themselves to give them some
help someone that you think might time to relax.
be considering suicide?
A. Express concern; show love and
caring.
B. Encourage them to talk.
C. Ask them direct questions, e.g.,
"Are you thinking about suicide?"
D. Leave them by themselves to give
them some time to relax.
E. Encourage them to get
professional help.
