Health Science

Vitamins consumed in high doses work in very predicable ways. Indicate whether the statement is ...

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Half of the thiamin found in the body is found in skeletal muscle because thiamin is needed to help ...

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Dairy products are an excellent source of riboflavin. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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The large majority of studies of antioxidant supplementation by endurance athletes have reported a ...

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Free radicals will always be present, so the key issue is the balance between the rate of production ...

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There is disagreement about the role of antioxidant supplements for endurance athletes, but there is ...

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A deficiency of folic acid is likely to show up first in cells that need to divide rapidly. ...

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A high-fat, high-sugar diet typically has more kcal but the same amount of vitamins than a whole ...

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A mild to moderate lack of a vitamin that does not result in any recognizable medical signs or ...

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A vitamin supplement that contains several times the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) is often ...

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Which of the following is NOT classified as a macromineral? a. Calcium b. Sodium c. Potassium ...

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How do minerals differ from water-soluble vitamins? a. Minerals are organic; water-soluble vitamins ...

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The mineral most closely associated with proper immune function is: a. zinc. b. sodium. c. ...

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What effect does low mineral intake generally have on absorption? a. Results in a small increase in ...

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Which of the following describes average mineral intakes by sedentary adults in the U.S.? a. ...

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Small reduction in zinc-containing enzymes a. No deficiency b. Sub-clinical deficiency c. ...

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Iron deficiency without anemia a. No deficiency b. Sub-clinical deficiency c. Clinical ...

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Night blindness a. No deficiency b. Sub-clinical deficiency c. Clinical ...

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Osteopenia a. No deficiency b. Sub-clinical deficiency c. Clinical ...

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Bone-forming cells are known as: a. osteoblasts. b. osteoclasts. c. osteocytes. d. ...

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The type of bone that has the highest turnover is: a. cartilage. b. cortical bone. c. trabecular ...

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If dietary calcium is inadequate over a long period of time, how does the body maintain calcium ...

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What effect does a low vitamin D concentration have on calcium absorption? a. Increases calcium ...

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What is the Tolerable Upper Intake Level for calcium? a. 2,000 mg b. 2,500 mg c. 3,000 mg d. Not ...

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What effect does resistance training have on bone mineral density in post-menopausal women? a. ...

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