NUTR 400
NUTR 400
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Nutr 400 Final Study Questions With Complete Solutions
there are no RDA recommendations for what group correct answer: 0-6 months 
 
10g carbs, 2 g protein, 10 g fat how much cals correct answer: 138 k cals 
 
on a nutr facts label, all nutrient info is based on serving size correct answer: true 
 
The term _____ refers to practices, policies, and provisions to ensure that people have access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious foods for an active and healthy life. correct answer: food security 
 
An "essential nutrient" is one that _________. ...
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nutr 400 final Questions With Complete Solutions
Which of the following groups of nutrients would toxicity be a realistic concern? correct answer: Fat-soluble vitamins 
 
In addition to dietary sources, Vitamin K is produced in our? correct answer: Intestines 
 
Which of the following foods is the primary dietary source of Vitamin D? correct answer: Fortified dairy products 
 
The leading cause of blindness in children worldwide is due to? correct answer: Inadequate intake of Vitamin A 
 
Which two fat-soluble vitamins can be made in/by th...
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NUtR 400 Exam 1| 50 Questions| With Complete Solutions
Leading cause of death in 1990 vs today correct answer: 1990- influenza and pneumonia 
Today- Heart Disease 
 
Mortality correct answer: Best described as the # of deaths at a given time 
 
Malnutrition correct answer: State of nutritional imbalance. 
 inadequate intake of calories or nutrition. 
excessive intake of calories or nutrition. 
 
Essential Nutrient correct answer: Substances that the body cannot make or makes in quantities too small to support health. 
 
The development of which ...
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UNH Nutr 400 Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions
Pneumonia and influenza; heart disease correct answer: Leading cause of death in 1900 and now 
 
The number of deaths in a given time correct answer: Morality rate 
 
Malnutrition is best described as correct answer: A state of imbalance or not enough food or too much food 
 
Nutrients that are substances that the body cannot make or makes in quantities too small to support health correct answer: Essential 
 
Which condition is least related to nurtional status correct answer: Sickel- fell ...
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NUTR 400 Quiz 1-2 Questions With Complete Solutions
Which of the following does NOT provide energy (kcals)? correct answer: vitamins 
 
Which element is found in protein that is not found in carbohydrates and lipids? correct answer: nitrogen 
 
How many kcals per gram are supplied by lipids (fats and oils)? correct answer: 9 
 
What is the AMDR for protein? correct answer: 10-35% 
 
Which value can specify the point at which a nutrient could become toxic? correct answer: UL 
 
How many kcals are in a food that contains 12 g carbohydrates, 0 ...
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NUTR 400 Vitamins and Minerals Questions With Complete Solutions
what 8 vitamins are the B vitamins? correct answer: thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, folate, B12, biotin, pantothenic acid, B6 
 
what foods is thiamin found in? correct answer: whole/enriched grains, pork, legumes (beans) 
 
what foods is riboflavin found in? correct answer: whole/enriched grains, eggs, shellfish, green leafy vegetables, milk/dairy, liver 
 
what foods is niacin found in? correct answer: whole/enriched grains, turkey, steak, ham, seafood, peanut butter legumes 
 
function of th...
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UNH NUTR 400 EXAM 1 2023 Questions With Complete Solutions
Discuss the complex factors that influence our food choices correct answer: Income 
Time / Daily schedule 
Culture 
Personal values 
Environment 
Knowledge of nutrition 
Ability to cook / prepare food 
Health conditions / Allergies 
purpose/body goals 
mood 
 
Explain the relationship between your diet and health correct answer: We need food to fuel bodily functions: 
Fuel utilization and storage 
Circadian rhythm 
Immune defense 
Repair and regeneration of tissues 
 
Body makeup: 
Fat mass 
L...
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NUTR 400 - Exam 2 Questions With Complete Solutions
True or False, Elements can contain multiple types of atoms correct answer: False 
 
: Ions with an overall negative charge are called _________. correct answer: Anions 
 
Reduction is a _________ of one electron correct answer: Gain of one electron 
 
True or False. Organs that make up the GI tract include the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine. correct answer: True 
 
What is the function of the gallbladder correct answer: to store bile 
 
Where do we absorb m...
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NUTR 400 (UNH) Final Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
Primary location for Vitamin E's antioxidant activity? correct answer: Cellular membrane 
 
Rickets correct answer: Condition of impared Bone Formation 
Lack of Vitamin D 
 
Dietary intakes above UL of _______ are associated with teratogenic risks correct answer: Vitamin A 
 
T/F Vitamin A and D are the least likely to be toxic correct answer: False 
 
Active form of Vitamin D correct answer: Calcitrol 
 
Location of Iodine Intake (body part) correct answer: Thyroid 
 
Hormone Released by...
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UNH NUTR 400 Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solution
Mortality correct answer: Death Rate 
 
Morbidity correct answer: Prevalence of death rate 
 
Top Two Causes of Death correct answer: Heart Disease and Cancer 
 
1990 Obesity Percentage correct answer: 10-15% 
 
Current Day Obesity correct answer: One of three (34%) 
 
Reasons for growing Obesity correct answer: Cheap food/easy access/processed/lifestyle 
 
Malnutrition correct answer: Individual either not getting enough or getting too much calories or other nutrients 
 
Primary Malnutri...
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Nutr 400 Study Guide Questions With Complete Solutions
four stages of the research process? correct answer: 1. Deciding and defining what to research 
2. Planning the study 
3. Conducting the study 
4. Knowledge translation 
 
Types of research can be categorized based on 
 
1. mode of inquiry 
2. objectives 
 
what falls under each? correct answer: mode: 
- quantitative 
- qualitative 
- mixed methods 
 
objectives: 
- descriptive 
- correlational 
- explanatory 
 
discrete vs continuous numerical correct answer: discrete: a set of numbers like ...
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NUTR 400 Exam 1 (from the actual exam) Questions With Complete Solutions
True or False: The leading cause of death in the US is cancer correct answer: False (Heart Disease) 
 
True or false: Life expectancy has increased over the last century correct answer: True 
 
True or False: the prevalence by state of self-reported obesity in adults has increased from 2011 to 2017 correct answer: True 
 
Of the top 10 leading causes of death in the US, how many are nutrition related? correct answer: 6 
 
Which website is most likely not a reputable source of nutrition infor...
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NUTR 400 (UNH) questions and 100% correct answers
Primary location for Vitamin E's antioxidant activity? - correct answer Cellular membrane 
 
Rickets - correct answer Condition of impared Bone Formation 
Lack of Vitamin D 
 
Dietary intakes above UL of _______ are associated with teratogenic risks - correct answer Vitamin A 
 
T/F Vitamin A and D are the least likely to be toxic - correct answer False 
 
Active form of Vitamin D - correct answer Calcitrol 
 
Location of Iodine Intake (body part) - correct answer Thyroid 
 
Hormone Relea...
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Nutrition 400 Final Exam 4 Questions With Complete Solutions
The University Of New Hampshire Discovery Program is the core curriculum that provides students a solid foundation for inquisitive problem solving scientific reasoning, an appreciation of the arts and humanities, research skills, and communication. Each student selects courses within the eight disciplinary categories. What Discover Program category does NUTR 400 fulfill correct answer: Biological Science 
 
One of the best an most bioavailable sources of the phytochemical lycopene is: correct a...
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Bio 400 midterm #1 Questions With Complete Solutions
Biology: correct answer: Is the study of living things 
"Biology" coined by *Lamarck* in 1802, but did not catch on until late 19th century 
 
Before the mid-nineteenth century, two disciplines studied living things: correct answer: 1. Medicine 
2. Natural history 
 
Pre-19th century "biology": correct answer: Not much experimental, mostly observational 
Could not get a hold of cadavers (often illegal), so had to study organisms that were similar to humans 
Physicians had to know natural ...
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ENV 400 Midterm 1 Questions With Complete Solutions.
According to one article we read early in this class what new name has been proposed to describe the geological time period we are now in? 
a. Infozoic 
b. Computational Age 
c. Degradozoic 
d. Anthropocene correct answer: d. Anthropocene 
 
If humans are causing enough change to merit the designation of a new epoch according to the authors of the paper we read and your ideas in class which one of the following may NOT be one of the things that future geologists will see in the rock record from...
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AGR 400 Midterm Study Guide Questions With Complete Solutions
Accustaph what does it test and results correct answer: latex slide agglutination test to identify if the bacteria is staphylococcus aureus. Positive is agglutination means Staphylococcus aureus. Negative is no agglutination which is NOT Staphylococcus aureus 
 
Actinomyces viscosus correct answer: - Actinobacter 
- Catalase positive 
- Anaerobic 
- Gram positive branching rods 
- Causes pyothorax (dogs) - infection and fluid accumulation in thoracic cavity 
- Horses: Cutaneous pustules 
- Dif...
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unh nutrition 400 final Questions With Complete Solutions
Which of the following groups of nutrients would toxicity be a realistic concern? 
 
A. B- Vitamins 
B. Antioxidants Vitamins 
C. Semen 
D. Fat-Soluble Vitamins correct answer: Fat-Soluble Vitamins 
 
In addition to dietary sources, Vitamin K is produced in our... 
 
A. Brain 
B.Bone Marrow 
C. Intestines correct answer: Intestines 
 
True or False? Fortification of salt with copper led to eradicating goiter in the U.S. correct answer: False 
 
Thyroid stimulating hormone(TSH) stimulates the ...
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Biol 400 midterm 1 Questions With Complete Solutions
How did hunter-gatherer people use biology? correct answer: They needed a working knowledge of animal biology and plant diversity for foraging purposes. 
 
What are three of the seven traits selected for in domesticated plants? correct answer: Seed size, non-shattering inflorescences, yield, dormancy period, self-pollination, toxic parts, gluten. 
 
How would a knowledge of biology be needed for domesticating plants and animals? correct answer: You would have to understand plant pollination a...
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Nutrition 400 Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions
average number of food decisions per day correct answer: 200 
 
leading causes of death correct answer: heart disease, cancer, COPD, accidents, stroke, Alzheimers, diabetes, kidney disease 
 
mortality rate correct answer: number of deaths over a period of time 
 
morbidity rate correct answer: prevalence of a disease or illness 
 
1990 obesity rate correct answer: 10% 
 
2016 obesity rate correct answer: 1/3 obese, 2/3 over weight 
 
reasons for increased obesity rate correct answer: acc...