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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Exam 2

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  73 grams
B  68 grams
C  63 grams
D  70 grams
Question #2
A  50 grams
B  55 grams
C  45 grams
D  52 grams
Question #3
A  fat.
B  collagen.
C  protein.
D  plaque.
Question #5
A  seeds
B  whole grains
C  soy
D  any foods of animal origin
Question #6
A  hunger
B  satiety
C  nausea
D  thirst
Question #7
A  peptide bond
B  glucogenic bond
C  hydrogen bond
D  glycosidic bond
Question #8
A  kwashiorkor
B  marasmus
C  obesity
D  type 2 diabetes
Question #9
A  bagels.
B  apples.
C  an omelet.
D  cheese.
Question #10
A  heart disease.
B  osteoporosis.
C  kidney stones.
D  PKU.
Question #12
A  45 gram
B  56 grams
C  48 grams
D  35 grams
Question #13
A  not much greater than those of a normal-weight person of similar height.
B  much greater than those of a normal-weight person of similar height.
C  twice that of a normal-weight person of similar height.
D  lower than those of a normal-weight person of similar height.
Question #18
A  hyponatremia
B  hypertension
C  hemochromatosis
D  hypokalemia
Question #19
A  iron
B  selenium
C  calcium
D  sodium
Question #20
A  iron
B  calcium
C  sodium
D  selenium
Question #21
A  Determine Amount of Sodium Helpful.
B  Dietary Advancements to Suppress Hyponatremia.
C  Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension.
D  Discussions of Allowable Sodium in Hospitals.
Question #22
A  manganese
B  iodine
C  chromium
D  phosphorus
Question #23
A  magnesium deficiency.
B  calcium deficiency.
C  iron deficiency.
D  potassium deficiency.
Question #24
A  chromium
B  iron
C  molybdenum
D  zinc
Question #25
A  teens.
B  thirties.
C  twenties.
D  fifties.
Question #26
A  other year.
B  five years.
C  twenty years.
D  ten years.
Question #27
A  losing excess weight
B  increasing sodium intake
C  drinking less alcohol
D  following the DASH diet
Question #28
A  protein from animal foods
B  vitamin C
C  phytates
D  oxalates
Question #29
A  60-70
B  40-50
C  50-60
D  70-80
Question #30
A  Water acts as a solvent within the body, used to regulate body temperature and main component of the blood.
B  Water is a main component of the blood.
C  Water is used to regulate body temperature.
D  Water acts as a solvent within the body.
Question #31
A  Fat-soluble vitamins
B  Phytochemicals
C  Free radicals
D  Antioxidants
Question #32
A  beriberi.
B  rickets.
C  hemochromatosis.
D  scurvy.
Question #33
A  calcium
B  iron
C  protein
D  calories
Question #35
A  Vitamin K
B  Vitamin A
C  Vitamin D
D  Vitamin C
Question #36
A  anemia
B  beriberi
C  pellagra
D  rickets
Question #37
A  Riboflavin
B  Niacin
C  Folate
D  Thiamin
Question #38
A  urine.
B  mucus.
C  the feces.
D  the blood.
Question #41
A  vitamin E
B  vitamin K
C  vitamin D
D  choline
Question #43
A  scurvy
B  beriberi
C  rickets
D  pellagra
Question #44
A  scarcity of outdoor activities
B  air pollution
C  consumption of low-fat milk
D  increased use of sunscreens
Question #45
A  osteoporosis
B  scurvy
C  rickets
D  osteomalacia
Question #46
A  pantothenic acid
B  vitamin D
C  folate
D  riboflavin
Question #47
A  vitamin K
B  vitamin A
C  vitamin D
D  vitamin C
Question #48
A  vitamin C
B  thiamin
C  riboflavin
D  alpha-tocopherol
Question #50
A  They are needed for growth.
B  They are tasteless.
C  They are organic compounds.
D  They provide energy.
Question #52
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #53
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #54
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #57
A  a polyunsaturated fatty acid
B  a saturated fatty acid
C  trans fatty acid
D  a monounsaturated fatty acid
Question #58
A  liver.
B  pancreas.
C  heart.
D  gall bladder.
Question #59
A  LDL
B  HDL
C  VLDL
D  chylomicron
Question #60
A  sterols
B  cholesterol
C  phospholipids
D  triglycerides
Question #61
A  sterols
B  cholesterol
C  phospholipids
D  triglycerides
Question #62
A  scallops
B  cod
C  swordfish
D  flatfish
Question #63
A  25 to 30 percent.
B  35 to 50 percent.
C  10 to 15 percent.
D  20 to 35 percent.
Question #64
A  engage in routine exercise.
B  drink green tea.
C  lower saturated fat intake.
D  lower polyunsaturated fat intake.
Question #65
A  lowering of blood pressure
B  reduction of atherosclerosis
C  reduction of atherosclerosis, lowering of blood pressure, and decrease inflammation
D  lowering of blood pressure and decrease inflammation
Question #66
A  Their consumption raises blood pressure.
B  Their consumption raises triglyceride levels and lowers LDL levels.
C  Their consumption raises both LDL levels and HDL levels.
D  Their consumption raises LDL levels and lowers HDL levels.