WSU nutrition 1020 module 3 case study: Sasha and Toby with verified solutions 2024

Based on the information provided for Sasha, she may have ________. a. Heart Disease b. Cancer c. Diverticulosis d. Hypoglycemia e. Diabetes Hypoglycemia, FBS was low. Based on the information provided for Toby, he may be at increased risk for ________. a. Heart Disease b. Cancer c. Diverticulosis d. Heart Disease and Diverticulosis e. Heart Disease, Cancer, and Diverticulosis Heart Disease, Cancer, and Diverticulosis Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Based on the information provided for Sasha, she may have allergies. a. True b. False True Which of the following factors could be contributing to Toby's elevated blood pressure? a. High sugar intake b. High sodium intake c. Lack of alcohol intake d. Lack of dietary fiber e. High cholesterol intake High sodium intake The fasting blood sugar (glucose) values for both Sasha and Toby were normal. a. True b. False False Toby has more than five risk factors for heart disease. a. True b. False True Which statement is the most true regarding Sasha and Toby's protein intake? a. Sasha is at risk for kwashiorkor. b. Toby is at risk for kwashiorkor. c. Sasha is at risk for accelerated kidney aging. d. Toby is at risk for accelerated kidney aging. e. Both Sasha and Toby have a healthy and balanced protein intake. Toby is at risk for accelerated kidney aging Toby's dietary fiber intake should be ________ grams per day according to his personalized DRI. a. 22-25 b. 38-40 c. 46-49 d. 53-56 e. 61-63 46-49 Based on Toby's usual Calorie intake his body will be engaged in fat synthesis and storage. Metabolically, fat synthesis is ________ while fat storage is ________. a. catabolic; anabolic b. anabolic; catabolic c. anabolic; neither catabolic nor anabolic d. catabolic; neither catabolic nor anabolic e. catabolic; both catabolic and anabolic anabolic; neither catabolic nor anabolic Sasha and Toby should absorb the vitamin E and C from their diet in their ________. a. stomach b. liver c. small intestine d. colon e. mouth small intestine Add or remove terms