Chapter 30: Nutrition Part Six Question Preview (ID: 18973)
Chapter 30 Part 6.
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Beta-carotene performs all but which function?
a) aids night vision
b) maintains muscle tone
c) aids the formation of skin and mucous membrane
d)
Foods rich in vitamin A are:
a) orange fruits and veggies
b) oatmeal
c) whole grains
d) dried beans
The most common food source of vitamin D is:
a) whole grains
b) fortified milk
c) spinach
d) oranges
A nondietary source of vitamin K is:
a) sunlight
b) intestinal bacteria
c) medication
d)
Which of the B vitamins is especially important for childbearing women to prevent neural tube defects?
a) niacin
b) biotin
c) riboflavin
d) folic acid
A patient with a deficiency of riboflavin may exhibit:
a) cracks in the corners of the mouth
b) fatigue
c) muscular weakness
d) nervousness
Which of the following is an excellent source of vitamin C?
a) fortified milk
b) sardines
c) legumes
d) strawberries
A food source of folate is:
a) raw spinach
b) strawberries
c) carrots
d) potatoes
Which of the following would provide the best dietary source of vitamin E?
a) multigrain cereal
b) daiy products
c) citrus fruits
d) lean meats
A sign of calcium toxicity is:
a) weakness
b) cardiac abnormalities
c) kidney stones
d) hormonal abnormalities
Iron is an important part of which compound?
a) hormones
b) hemoglobin
c) enzymes
d) lipid metabolism
Dietary iodine is required to form which of the following?
a) insulin
b) estrogen
c) ADH
d) thyroid hormones
Magnesium is primarily stored in:
a) muscle
b) bones
c) liver
d) kidneys
A BMI of 25 to 29 indicates:
a) obesity
b) normal weight
c) overweight
d) morbid obesity
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