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True - Answer (T/F) Drugs are not a common cause of birth defects False - Answer (T/F) The health of the fetus supersedes the health of the mother when drugs are prescribed to pregnant patients True - Answer (T/F) The health of the fetus depends on the health of the pregnant patient False - Answer (T/F) Pregnant women should not take any drugs True - Answer (T/F) The goal of the Medication Exposure in Pregnancy Risk Evaluation Program is to ident...

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LDL - Answer healthy=less than 100 borderline=max 159 unhealthy=max 189 Total blood cholesterol - Answer healthy=less than 200 borderline=max 239 unhealthy=240 HDL - Answer healthy=greater than 60 borderline=min 40 unhealthy=less than 40 Triglycerides - Answer healthy=less than 150 borderline=max 199 unhealthy=max 499 DASH diet - Answer Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension reduce sodium intake choose healthy fats exercise hypertensive wh...

characteristics of vitamins - Answer - Complex Structures - No caloric value - essential - needed in very small amounts - for optimal growth and health Fat- soluble - Answer - Absorbed like fats (into the lymph, then the blood stream) - must travel with protein carriers in watery body fluids - stored in liver or fatty tissues - not readily excreted - tend to build up in the tissues - toxicities are likely from supplements - occur rarely from food - needed ...

Vitamin A functions - Answer Low-light vision, maintaining epithelial cells, gene expression, immune function Vitamin A Deficiency - Answer Xeropthalmia (night blindness) Cornea hardens Vitamin A Toxicity - Answer Birth defects, liver failure, death Vitamin A Food Sources - Answer Orange fruit and veggies, Dark leafy green veggies, fortified milk, liver Vitamin D Function - Answer maintain blood calcium levels Vitamin D Deficiency - Answer Chil...

Atherosclerosis - Answer the most common form of cardiovascular disease; characterized by plaques along the inner walls of the arteries/hardening of the arteries (arteriosclerosis often means the same thing) Risk Factors for Atherosclerosis - Answer -increasing age (can't change as a risk factor) -males (can't change as a risk factor) -genetic inheritance (can't change as a risk factor) -high blood LDL cholesterol -low blood HDL cholesterol -diabetes -obesity ...

1 cup Fruit=___cup frozen/fresh/canned fruit - Answer 1 1 cup Fruit=___cup dried fruit - Answer 1/2 1 cup Fruit=___cup fruit juice - Answer 1 1 cup Vegetables=___cup raw or cooked vegetables - Answer 1 1 cup Vegetables=____cup cooked legumes - Answer 1 1 cup vegetables=___cup vegetable juice - Answer 1 1 cup vegetabels=___cup leafy greens - Answer 2 1 oz Grains=____slice of bread - Answer 1 1 oz Grains=___cup cooked pasta, r...

Benefits of fitness - Answer - bone health - better physical and cognitive functioning - manage weight gain - lower anxiety and depression - better sleep - lean body mass - lower cancer risk - lower hypertension risk - lower type 2 diabetes Guidelines for physical activity - Answer - Aerobic—150 min/wk moderate or 75 min/wk vigorous, 5 or more days a week - Strength—2+ days/wk - Flexibility—at least 2-3 days/wk - Avoid inactivity and choose an active lifestyle ...

Identify ways that nutrition affects health - Answer 4 leading causes of death are directly related to health: heart disease, cancer, strokes, diabetes Others related to health: dental and bone diseases essential nutrients - Answer nutrients body cannot make itself 6 major essential nutrients - Answer Carbohydrates protein fat vitamins minerals water Carbohydrate’s role in body - Answer -4cal/g -energy-yielding nutrient -2 groups: simple & complex Sim...

What are the functions of fat in the body? - Answer fuel storage, cushion, temperature regulation, cell membrane, transport and raw material, hormone synthesis, nerve impulse What are the functions of fat in food? - Answer concentrated calories, fat-soluble vitamins, aroma, flavor, texture, tenderness, satiety True or False: Fat is the bodies major form of stored energy - Answer true T or F: Fat forms the major material of the cell membranes - Answer true T or...

Atherosclerosis - Answer hardening of the arteries due to plaque buildup along the inner walls most common form of cardiovascular disease Diets harmful for cardiovascular disease - Answer An "atherogenic" diet: high in saturated fats and trans fats and low in veggies, fruits, and whole grains What has the biggest impact on lowering LDL cholesterol? - Answer reducing saturated fat intake What type of diet should you eat to lower CVD? - Answer Fruits, vegg...

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...

Which condition's onset is NOT related to nutrition? A. Heart Disease B. Hypertension C. Sickle Cell Anemia D. Susceptibility to disease - Answer C. Sickle Cell Anemia Correct! Sickle Cell Anemia is a purely genetic disease. In nutrition, the word essential means: A. A nutrient found only in raw foods. B. A necessary nutrient that can only be obtained from the diet. C. The body can manufacture the nutrient from raw materials in a timely manner. D. Compounds the body can make...

what are the 6 major nutrients? - Answer carbs fat protein vitamin minerals water function of carbs and calorie per gram? - Answer 4 cal per gram energy organic (contains carbon) function of fat and calorie per gram? - Answer 9 cal per gram energy organic (contains carbon) function of protein and calorie per gram? - Answer 4 cal per gram energy structure organic function of vitamins? - Answer regulation organic function of minerals? - Ans...

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Attrition Bias - Answer A selection effect (similar to survivor bias) in which some patients drop out of a research study, or data is lost in some other way that can result in unreliable evidence Echo Chambers - Answer A metaphor used for the situation when our sources of information and opinion have all been selected to support our opinions and preferences; this includes our own selection of media and friends with similar viewpoints, but also results from the fact that social med...

Attrition bias - Answer a selection effect (similar to the survival effect) in which some patients drop out of a research study or data is lost in some other way that can result in unreliable evidence Echo chambers - Answer a metaphor used for the situation when our sources of information and opinion have all been selected to support our opinions and preferences. This includes our own selection of media and friends with similar viewpoints but also results from the fact that social...

Learning all about how to reason well... a is not enough to become a good reasoner; the right skills and mindset are also necessary b is enough to become a good reasoner as long as your knowledge is paired with the right skills c is not important because, just like in sports, the only thing that matters is skill d is unnecessary: all you need is the right mindset of curiosity, openness, and perseverance - Answer a is not enough to become a good reasoner; the right skills and minds...

Attrition Bias - Answer Selection effect when some patients drop out of a study or data is lost in some way which results in unreliable evidence Echo Chamber - Answer When our sources of info and opinion have been selected to support our opinions. Evidence for H - Answer When a fact is more probable given H than given not H, it is at least some evidence for H. We should increase our degree of confidence in H by some degree. The evidence test - Answer Is evidence ...

system 1 - Answer involuntary, automatic, quick rash decisions system 2 - Answer thought, emotion, time Priming - Answer implicit memory effect in which exposure to one stimulus influences the response to another stimulus Florida Effect - Answer set of words prime thought of old age - thoughts prime a behavior of walking slowly, which is associated with old age framing - Answer people react to or make a certain choice based on how it is presented to th...