A common nutritional problem among people with disabilities is:
a. increased micronutrient needs.
b. increased protein needs.
c. inadequate food intake.
d. increased fluid needs.
Question 2
Carmen, age 34, has had hypertension since she was a teenager, as do many members of her immediate family. At a visit to the doctor one year ago after her twin brother had suffered an acute episode of hypertension requiring hospitalization, Carmen decided to seriously attempt to reduce her sodium and salt intakes. She has successfully mastered a low-sodium diet by: eliminating the use of a salt shaker; ordering fresh, no-salt-added foods in restaurants; avoiding salty condiments; avoiding ready-to-eat foods; and using herbs and salt-free seasonings. She has recently begun reading labels and following portions of the DASH diet. Her doctor tells her to expect a further reduction in her blood pressure if she can master the DASH diet.
In order to follow the DASH Diet, Carmen should limit:
a. fatty fish.
b. sugar-containing beverages.
c. starchy vegetables.
d. lactose-containing beverages.
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