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T-F A majority of current chronic disease development is genetically pre-determined.


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false




How many kcals/ 1lb fat (Enter a number only)


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3500




Individuals that are overweight (BMI 25-29.9) are at _____________ risk relative to
individuals that are obese (BMI ≥

,A. decreased
B. same level of
C. increased


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A. decreased




What is malignant ?


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fast growing and invading tissues




How much % Body Fat is considered Essential for Females? (Enter a number only)


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12




Whats the hormone levels of osteoporosis ?


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low estrogen and hyperthyroidism

,What is the minimum recommended frequency of aerobic exercise for most
populations - think moderate intensity (days/week)?
A. 3-5
B. 1
C. 1-3
D. 7


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A. 3-5




For a Maximal Strength training program, how much rest is recommended between
sets? (In minutes)
A. 3
B. 5
C. 2
D. 0-1


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A. 3




A patient comes into your clinic to perform an Oral Glucose Tolerance Test to
determine Insulin Resistance/Diabetes status. Upon presentation, they reported
having fasted for 12.5 hours, cessation from exercise for 24-hours, and having no
symptoms of diabetes. Prior to the test, you measure their fasting blood glucose,
which was 87 mg/dL. They then proceeded to consume their drink containing 75g of
Glucose. Thirty minutes into the test, you measure their blood glucose, which was 192
mg/dL. At 1-hour in, you measure blood glucose again, which was 220 mg/dL. At 2-
hours in, you measure blood glucose again, which was 210 mg/dL. What is the
determination from the patient's response to this test?

, A. Prediabetes, Need a Second Test to Confirm
B. Diabetes, Need a second test to confirm
C. normal


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B. Diabetes, Need a second test to confirm




A patient comes into your clinic to perform a Fasting Blood Glucose test to determine
Insulin Resistance/Diabetes status. Upon presentation, they report having fasted for 15
hours and several symptoms: Blurred Vision, Headaches, Irritability, Forgetfulness, and
Sensitivity to Light. Patient had no adverse reactions when getting their blood taken.
After sending the blood to the Lab, they return the results with-in an hour, which was
a fasting blood glucose value of 97 mg/dL. What is the determination based on the
results of this test and patient information?
A. Normal, just irratable
B. prediabetes
C. need to perform 2nd test
D. diabetes


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A. Normal, just irritable




Which of the following Risk Factors for CHD are modifiable? (Select all that apply).
A.Hyperlipidimia
B. Physical Activity
C. Age
D. Obesity
E. Family History
F. Personal History

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