Question: Classify the nutrition/metabolism statements as true or false.
Answer: Minerals usually do not require chemical digestion = True; vitamins are the body’s main fuel = False; Harris-Benedict mainly measures muscle mass = False; RDEE represents calories needed over 24 hours = True; metabolic rates vary by sex, weight, stature, and age = True. 42.
Question: Match Lipid, Macronutrient, Nutrition, Kilocalorie, and Carbohydrate with their descriptions.
Answer: Nutrition → consuming/utilizing food; Macronutrient → structural material and energy; Kilocalorie → energy to raise 1,000 g water by 1°C; Carbohydrate → saccharide-based carbon/hydrogen/oxygen compound; Lipid → water-insoluble molecule including triglycerides. 43.
Question: Examples of macronutrients include _____.
Answer: All of the above. 44.
Question: _____ are the only inorganic nutrients required by the human body.
Answer: Minerals. 45.
Question: The physical activity coefficient is used when calculating RDEE.
Answer: True. 46.
Question: _____ are categorized as either carbohydrates, lipids (fats), or proteins.
Answer: Macronutrients. 47.
Question: One kilocalorie (dietary Calorie) is equal to _____ calories.
Answer: 1000. 48.
Question: _____ are macromolecules that provide the framework for all cellular structures in the body.
Answer: Proteins. 49.
Question: _____ are micronutrients classified as fat-soluble or water-soluble.
Answer: Vitamins. 50.
Question: The Harris-Benedict equation is identical for males and females.
Answer: False. 51.
Question: The activity levels of individuals are directly related to their metabolic rates.
Answer: True. 52.
Question: An individual with an RDEE of 1318 kcal/24 hr and an activity coefficient of 1.55 has a TDEE of _____ kcal/24 hr.
Answer: 2042.9 kcal/24 hr. 53.
Question: When creating a daily dietary log, _____ should be recorded.
Answer: All of the above. 54.
Question: Biuret solution turns _____ after 5 minutes when added to a test tube containing albumen.
Answer: Purple. 55.
Question: Suggest a new approach to healthy weight loss for Sarah using TDEE and nutrition.
Answer: Calculate TDEE and create a moderate calorie deficit while eating balanced portions of carbohydrates, proteins, and healthy fats and maintaining physical activity. Respiratory System 56.