WILLIAMS BASIC NUTRITION AND DIET
THERAPY FINAL PAPER EXAM 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ What food is casein, gluten and albumin found in what foods.
Answer: Casein- milk
Albumin - egg whites
Gluten - wheat
◉ Proteins are chemically composed of. Answer: Hydrogen, oxygen,
nitrogen (16%), and carbon (HONC)
Contain small amounts of sulfur, phosphorus, iron, and iodine
◉ 20 common amino acids vital to life and health are classified as.
Answer: Indispensable, dispensable, or conditionally indispensable
◉ Indispendable . Answer: the 9 amino acids that must be
obtained from the diet because the body does not make adequate
amounts to support the body
◉ Dispensable amino acids . Answer: the 5 amino acids that the
body can synthesize from other amino acids that are supplied
, through the diet and thus do not have to be consumed on a daily
basis (not necessary in the diet)
◉ Conditionally dispensable amino acids . Answer: the 6 amino
acids that are normally considered dispensable amino acids because
the body can make them (must be consumed in the diet)
◉ Balance. Answer: refers to the relative intake and output of
substances in the body to maintain the equilibrium necessary for
health in various circumstances throughout the lifespan
◉ Anabolism. Answer: amino acids resynthesized into into tissue
proteins
◉ Catabolism. Answer: body's tissue proteins constantly being
broken down into amino acids
◉ Deamination. Answer: converted into ammonia and then excreted
as the urea in the urine
◉ The body's nitrogen.... Answer: indicates how well its tissues are
being maintained
THERAPY FINAL PAPER EXAM 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ What food is casein, gluten and albumin found in what foods.
Answer: Casein- milk
Albumin - egg whites
Gluten - wheat
◉ Proteins are chemically composed of. Answer: Hydrogen, oxygen,
nitrogen (16%), and carbon (HONC)
Contain small amounts of sulfur, phosphorus, iron, and iodine
◉ 20 common amino acids vital to life and health are classified as.
Answer: Indispensable, dispensable, or conditionally indispensable
◉ Indispendable . Answer: the 9 amino acids that must be
obtained from the diet because the body does not make adequate
amounts to support the body
◉ Dispensable amino acids . Answer: the 5 amino acids that the
body can synthesize from other amino acids that are supplied
, through the diet and thus do not have to be consumed on a daily
basis (not necessary in the diet)
◉ Conditionally dispensable amino acids . Answer: the 6 amino
acids that are normally considered dispensable amino acids because
the body can make them (must be consumed in the diet)
◉ Balance. Answer: refers to the relative intake and output of
substances in the body to maintain the equilibrium necessary for
health in various circumstances throughout the lifespan
◉ Anabolism. Answer: amino acids resynthesized into into tissue
proteins
◉ Catabolism. Answer: body's tissue proteins constantly being
broken down into amino acids
◉ Deamination. Answer: converted into ammonia and then excreted
as the urea in the urine
◉ The body's nitrogen.... Answer: indicates how well its tissues are
being maintained
