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Leading Cause of Death in United States - Answer-1. Heart Disease 2. Cancer Lifestyle - Answer-a person's way of living that includes diet, physical activity habits, use of drugs such as tobacco and alcohol, and other typical patterns of health-related behavior 6 classes of nutrients - Answe...

T/F: Hydrochloric acid in the stomach breaks apart proteins - Answer-True Proteins are made up of: - Answer-amino acids T/F: Sodium is one of the trace minerals - Answer-False T/F: Minerals provide the body with energy - Answer-False T/F: Our brain has an absolute need for glucose - Answ...

components of Energy Expenditure - Answer-Average dietary intake by age, gender, weight, height, level of activity, to maintain energy balance nutrients of risk: Fiber - Answer-beneficial impacts on obesity, diabetes inflammatory bowel disease, CVD. Linked lower bodyweight. Satiety. 38g men, 25g ...

Which of the following is an example of a symptom? a) cyanosis b) headache c) tachycardia d) hypertension - Answer-b) headache An EMT's primary responsibility to the patient who has been poisoned is to: a) administer the appropriate antidote b) recognize that a poisoning has occurred ...

F - Answer-T/F when first aid is give, the victim does not need further medical attention T - Answer-T/F first aid given promptly can save lives and reduce severity of injuries D - Answer-Select the best answer. Being prepared for an emergency means a) knowing what to do b) being ready to ac...

Applied Research - Answer-Research that is intended to bring about some direct benefit to human kind Autonomic nervous system - Answer-Part of the PNS that participates in the regulation of the body internal environment Biopsychology - Answer-scientific study of the biology of behavior Betw...

what is ventilation - Answer-moving air into and out of the lungs things that affect gas exchange - Answer-disease processes. could be related to narrowed airways and secretions. something such as a PE what to look at with respiratory issues - Answer-respiratory rate, work of breathing, color,...

What are three energy systems in the body and when are they used? - Answer-1.) Phosphocreatine. Immediately used energy 3-15 seconds. 2.) Anaerobic. CHO only. 30 seconds-2minutes. 3.) Aerobic. CHO and Fat. 2minutes-3hours Name some examples of an athlete that would use that energy system. - An...

Evidence-based Medicine (EBM) - Answer-EBM: - apply literature/evidence to personal judgement and decision-making The EBM Triad: - Individual Clinical Expertise - Best External Evidence - Patient Values & Expectations Clinical Question: PICO - Patient/problem - Intervention - Comparison...

The first 4 questions of the quiz require you to navigate to in another window. This exercise should help you to 'get your feet we' with database searching. The number of results you get initially may be overwhelming, so it's important to remember that the filers are there, and how to use them. ...

What are macro nutrients? - Answer-Proteins, carbohydrates, and fat What is the role of protein? - Answer-Structure, Energy, building blocks for enzymes, tissues What is the role of carbohydrates? - Answer-Provide glucose- main energy source for brain What is the role of fat? - Answer-Cushi...

Carb Production - Answer-Produced by photosynthesis Monosaccharides (simple carbs) - Answer-Glucose, fructose, galactose Disaccharides (simple carbs) - Answer-Sucrose = glucose + fructose Lactose = glucose + galactose Maltose = glucose + glucose Polysaccharides - Answer-many monosaccharid...

Function of carbs in body - Answer-energy Glycemic response - Answer-The effect that food or meal has on blood glucose levels after consumption Glycemic index- what does it mean, why would you want to know the glycemic index of a food - Answer-- Glycemic index is a value assigned to foods base...

Carbohydrates - Answer-Function in body: main energy source for cells (nerves+ brain, red blood cells) Glycemic Index - Answer-measures how foods affect level of blood sugar, high GI foods >70 (sugar, processed foods, starch) low GI foods <55 (fiber, protein, cooking) Monosaccharides - A...

emotional - Answer-coping effectively with life and creating satisfying relationships physical - Answer-recognizing need for physical activity, diet, sleep, nutrition spiritual - Answer-expanding sense of purpose and meaning in life environmental - Answer-good healthy by occupying pleasant ...

Six classes of nutrients - Answer-Carbohydrates, fats/lipids, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and water Organic nutrients - Answer-Carbs, lipids, proteins, and vitamins Nutrients that provide energy - Answer-Carbs, protein and fat Nutrients that do NOT provide energy - Answer-Vitamins, minera...

List factors that influence food choices; explain how these differ from past generations - Answer-- Taste, price, convenience, availability, advertising, emotional comfort, habit, preference, social norms, positive or negative associations, values, weight, nutrition and health benefits. - Cultural ...

Lipid Elements - Answer-Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen Lipids are______. This means lipids ______ interact with water. - Answer-Hydrophobic Do not 3 Types of Lipids - Answer-Tryglycerides 9kcal/g Phospholipids Sterols, like cholesterol Fatty Acid Saturated? - Answer-0 Double bonds Straight m...

Which of these is a modifiable risk factor? A. Family History B. Dietary Choices C. Age D. Environmental conditions - Answer-B. Dietary Choices What are life-sustaining chemicals in food that are necessary for proper body functioning? A. Nutrients B. Diet C. Nutrition D. Lifestyle - Answe...