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True or False. Cis fatty acids have a higher melting point than trans fatty acids. - False. Cis fatty acids have a LOWER melting point than trans fatty acids. T or F. In PKU, phenylalanine is a conditionally essential amino acid because it cannot be synthesized from tryptophan. - False. In PKU, TYROSINE is a conditionally essential amino acid because it cannot be synthesized from PHENYLALANINE. T or F. In triglyceride digestion in the small intestine, phospholipase A2 produces glycerol and ...

If consuming a no carbohydrate diet, what would the brain use as its primary energy source? Where would these come from? Why does it use these and not fatty acids? - The brain would have to use ketone bodies as its primary energy source since it is unable to use carbohydrates and also unable to go through beta oxidation and utilize fatty acids. The ketone bodies would come from the liver. Your friend rarely drinks alcohol, but at a social event is drinking heavily. How would he/she be metab...

/F Your friend synthesizes a compound that is 3 fructoses and 4 galactose bonded together. This compound is selectively fermented by beneficial colon bacteria and thus is both polysaccharide and a probiotic - False, Your friend synthesizes a compound that is 3 fructoses and 4 galactose bonded together. This compound is selectively fermented by beneficial colon bacteria and thus is both OLIGOSACCHARIDE and a PREBIOTIC T/F Different than the PDCAAS, the DIAAS uses ill vs total digestibility, ...

Where does the name Vitamin come from? - Vital amines --> Vitamines, but when it was discovered they weren't amines, the E was dropped Fat soluble vitamins - A, D, E, K Water Soluble Vitamins - C, B What B vitamin numbers are missing? Why? - B4, B8, B10, B11 Were discovered and then removed due to redudancy EV McCollum and vitamins - Theorized fat-soluble factor A that deficiency led to ophthalmia (inflammation of the eye) and water-soluble factor B resulted in beriberi Factor A --&g...

What impacts offspring health (for both fathers and mothers)? - - diet - weight - smoking - physical activity level Calorie needs for 1st trimester of pregnancy - calorie needs to not change in the first trimester Calorie needs for 2nd trimester of pregnancy - +340 calories per day Calorie needs for 3rd trimester of pregnancy - +452 calories per day Calorie needs during breastfeeding - +500 calories per day Underweight female will gain how much during pregnancy? - 28-40 lbs Normal fem...

What can happen when taking dietary supplements? - The carrier proteins in the digestive tract will become overwhelmed and be unable to absorb all the nutrients. Where does a majority of absorption occur? - Small intestine When you swallow a bolus of food, contractions occur that push your food into your stomach, break the food down in your stomach, and churn and push the food through your small and large intestine. Which of the following concepts apply? Select all that apply. - Mechanical ...

Which of the following is the main function of carbohydrates? - A source of energy According to the dietary guidelines for Americans, it is recommended to consume less than 10% of calories a day from saturated fats, true or false? - True What functions apply to water? A. A source of energy B. Helps regulate body temp C. Helps in the regulation of body processes - B & C If you can talk comfortably, but not sing, while you're moving, that is moderate activity. True or false? - True A goo...

What are the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and MyPlate? What are some suggested changes these guidelines advise on? - 50% of diet fruits and vegetables, less saturated fat, less sodium What is the difference between between nutrient-dense, energy-dense, and empty calories? - Nutrient-dense: Lots of nutrients Energy-dense: Lots of kcal/g Empty calories: Does not give a lot of energy for the amount of calories What is the Standard American Diet? What food groups/nutrients are high and low...

Definition of Nutrition - "The science of food, the nutrients and other substances therein, their action, interaction, and balance in relation to health and disease, and the process by which the organism ingests, absorbs, transports, utilizes, and excretes food substances." Definition of Dietetics - "Derived from sciences of food, nutrition, management, communication, and biological sciences--- including cell and molecular biology, genetics, pharmacology, chemistry, and biochemistry--- a...

Mental illness is the second leading cause of disability in the world. (True/False) - FALSE? Alzheimer's disease is the most prevalent form of dementia. (True/False) - TRUE The rate of deaths from self-harm/suicide is greatest in: a. Adolescence b. Young Adults c. Middle-aged Adults d. Older Adults - Binge-eating Disorder is characterized by: a. Repeated incidents of consuming large amounts of food, typically followed by purging. b. Repeated incidents of consuming large amounts of foo...

The following are examples of Anxiety Disorders , except: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Depression Agoraphobia Social Phobia Panic Disorders - depression The prevalence of Autism is five times greater in girls than boys. T/F - false What percentage of sleep disturbances are diagnosed? - 15% According to the former Surgeon General from the video in class, loneliness has fewer health complications than smoking. T/F - false Nearly 50% of Americans will develop

B. All of these -----Public Health Addresses: A. disease prevention, prolonging life, and physical health promotion. B. all of these C. health aspects through community work. D. sanitation, infection control, personal hygiene education and preventative treatments. D. Epidemiology -----This basic science of public health addresses disease outbreaks, causes and trends. What is this science called? A. Health Outcomes B. Biomedical Sciences C. Health Promotion D. Epidemiology A. Define, I...

What is the Functional Movement Screen targeting? - Weak links in a person's movement patterns What is a weak link? - a physical or functional limitation The _______ is a simple diagram constructed to give a mental image and understanding of human movement and movement patterns. - Performance Pyramid What three rectangles make up the performance pyramid? (work your way up) - 1. Functional Movement (base/foundation) 2. Functional Power 3. Functional Skill What are the four basic appeara...

what is the purpose of FMS? - a screening tool to ID limitations and asymmetries in basic functional movement patterns in people who do not have injuries FMS is typically done on what type of people? - healthy, uninjured athletes what are some risk factors for injury that the FMS is looking to tease out? - -flexibility, strength, power asymmetries -osseous structure and body type -proprioception and neuromuscular controls -hx of injury what may cause decreased ROM during functional movem...

WHAT DOES MLG STAND FOR? - MARINE LOGISTIC GROUP THERE IS ONLY ONE LCE IN A MAGTF. TRUE OR FALSE? - TRUE WHAT IS COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT? - THE ESSENTIAL CAPABILITIES, FUNCTIONS, ACTIVITIES, AND TASKS NECESSARY TO SUSTAIN ALL ELEMENTS OF OPERATING FORCES IN THEATER AT ALL LEVEL OF WAR ON THE BATTLEFIELD WHAT IS THE SCIENCE OF PLANNING AND CARRYING OUT THE MOVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF FORCES? - LOGISTICS WHAT IS A DOCUMENT LISTING THE EQUIPMENT WHICH A UNIT IS REQUIRED TO POSSESS AND MAINTA...

How many companies are there in CLR(FWD) 37? a. 4 b. 5 c. 6 d. 7 - C The essential capabilities, functions, activities, and tasks necessary to sustain all elements of operating forces at all levels of war is what term? a. LCE b. CSS c. HSS d. MLG - B MLG is a function of tasking by table of organization and table of equipment, is organized to sustain one MARDIV/MAW or 4 MEUs simultaneously. a. True b. False - A A source document of information for logistics planning to selected ma...

What’s the mission of supply battalion? - to provide general support except bulk fuel and navy funded stock programs and distribution management to sustain the MAGTF how many companies are in supply battalion? - 4 What’s the acronym to remember the 4 companies of supply? - MASH what are the 4 companies of supply? - M- Med LOG A- Ammo S- Supply H- HQ how many task of supply battalion are there? - 12 what’s the acronym to remember the 12 task of supply - SC WAS RR TRIP what are t...

What does TLSAE stand for? - Traffic Laws and Substance Abuse Education How old do you have to be to take TLSAE? - At least 14.5 years old Who is required to take TLSAE? - Anybody who is applying for a permit (15-17) or driver license (18+) and has never had a regular driver license in any state or country. AND If you are under 21 years old and get your license suspended for DUI (BAL of .02 to .05%). This course will help you reinstate your license on a hardship basis. Can adults take thi...

Anyone possessing stolen or illegal certificates - 3rd Degree Felony Anyone who changes record, counterfeits, alters or amends - 3rd Degree Felony Employee of vital records who uses any birth, fetal death, death certificate, with intent of deception - 3rd Degree Felony Anyone without lawful authority to possess any certificate - 3rd Degree Felony Any preened licensee who fails to make deposits to any Trust Fund - 3rd Degree Felony Injuring, or removing any tomb or monument - 3rd Degree Fel...

When must a dispensing unit have a License to operate in the state of Florida? - When selling to the public What are the insurance requirements for dispensing units in Florida? - 1 Mil Cat 2 Ins Have a qualifier What kind of accident must be reported - Cause of death or medical care Property damage more than 1000 When must accidents be reported - Cause of death or professional medical care Who regulates the sales of LP gas in Florida - Bureau of Agriculture What is a qualifier? - S...