Author Question: Use of food preservatives and flavor enhancers and the addition of vitamins A and D to milk are ... (Read 47 times)

newbem · **on:** Aug 2, 2018

Use of food preservatives and flavor enhancers and the addition of vitamins A and D to milk are examples of

a. nutritional additives.
b. artificial ingredients.
c. intentional food additives.
d. incidental food additives.

Question 2

A nurse is trying to help a client understand the difference between glucose and glycogen. She explains that glycogen is stored in the liver in limited amounts and it is released between meals as glucose to maintain serum blood glucose levels.

The client shows he understands when he indicates that glycogen is the human version of which of the following? A) Fiber B) Sugar C) Starch D) Protein

Smiles0805 · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 2, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
Use of food preservatives and flavor enhancers and addition of vitamins A and D to milk are examples of intentional food additives; they are added to improve the quality of the food in some way. Incidental food additives contaminate or inadvertently become part of the food. Vitamins A and D add nutritional value, but food preservatives and flavor enhancers are added for other beneficial reasons. The term artificial ingredients does not differentiate between those added intentionally and those present as contaminants or added inadvertently.

Answer to Question 2

C
Feedback:
Glycogen is the animal (including human) version of starch. It is a stored form of carbohydrate that is available for energy as needed.