Health Science

The amino acids that are most rapidly absorbed from the intestine are: a. dispensable amino acids. ...

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To provide a protein-sparing effect, the athlete needs to consume sufficient: a. complementary ...

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An increase in the size of skeletal muscle tissue is referred to as: a. proteolysis. b. ...

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Which athlete would use protein as an energy source to the greatest extent? a. Recreational athlete ...

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In the post-absorptive state (e.g. 10 hours after a meal), which is NOT likely to occur? a. ...

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The amount of protein recommended daily for sedentary adult males and non-pregnant females is: a. ...

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Long-term high protein intake may negatively affect the health of which organ? a. Stomach b. ...

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The amount of protein generally consumed daily by strength athletes is: a. more than recommended. ...

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Which of the following does NOT contain lactose? a. Whey powder b. Whey protein concentrate c. ...

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A protein that is described as fast-acting contains a high proportion of: a. dispensable amino ...

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Based on the current body of scientific research, is a whey protein supplement effective for ...

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Is a 2-3 g/day -hydroxy--methylbutyrate (HMB) supplement considered safe? a. A 2-3 g/day dose is ...

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What amino acid is considered conditionally indispensable in long-distance runners? a. Creatine b. ...

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A distance runner states that she is taking glutamine supplements because she is constantly plagued ...

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Can branched chain amino acid (BCAA) intake be increased without supplementation? a. Yes, by ...

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Based on well-designed scientific research, is glucosamine likely to be effective for reducing mild ...

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Raymond, a healthy 190-pound strength athlete, is consuming approximately 2.0 g of protein per ...

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Nitrogen is lost from the body in both urine and feces. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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An alpha-keto acid is frequently referred to as a carbon skeleton.. Indicate whether the statement ...

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One of the benefits of aerobic exercise training is the ability to significantly increase the use of ...

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One of the results of fasting is the increased use of amino acids as a source of glucose. Indicate ...

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When energy intake is deficient, protein intake should be increased. Indicate whether the ...

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A typical recommendation for vegetarian athletes is to consume 10 percent more protein than a ...

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The amount of post-exercise protein intake associated with maximum protein synthesis is 30 g. ...

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Short-term high-protein diets have been shown to have a harmful effect on renal (kidney) function in ...

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