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NUTR 331 UNIT 1-15 (Nutrition) PRACTICE
FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
Athabasca University
Most adult Canadians need to increase their protein intakes.
✔✔[False] Most adult Canadians easily meet their protein needs and
typically consume 20-30 g per day above their requirements


Ketones are produced when
✔✔there is insufficient glycerol to combine with fatty acids to produce
triglycerides


The physiological fuel value of a food is
✔✔the amount of energy available to the body


Basal metabolic rate
✔✔is measured under a controlled set of conditions


Which of the activities listed below is not a part of basal metabolism?
✔✔digestion


The average percentage of body fat in healthy weight women is
✔✔20-30%


The most accurate method of assessing the degree of body fatness is by
✔✔skinfold measurement

,The percentage of body fat
✔✔is normally higher in women than in men


Which of the health hazards listed below is not associated with serious
underweight?
✔✔hyperlipidemia


Which of the effects listed below is not a result of a low-carbohydrate diet?
✔✔deficiency of ketone bodies


What is the approximate daily basal metabolic energy needs of a 50-kg
woman?
✔✔1000-1300 kcal


When energy-yielding nutrients are consumed in excess, which one(s) can
lead to storage of fat?
✔✔fat, carbohydrate, and protein


What is the body's most likely response to surplus dietary fat?
✔✔The excess fat will almost all be stored as body fat.


After the first day or so of fasting, which of these compounds is most
depleted in the body?
✔✔glycogen


What type of diet is associated with the development of ketosis?
✔✔low carbohydrate

,Weight loss in the first few days on a low-carbohydrate diet is MOST likely
due to the loss of which of the following body components?
✔✔water


What is the approximate percentage of Canadian adults with a BMI over
25.0?
✔✔60 percent


What is the body mass index of a woman who is 165 centimetres tall and
weighs 57 kg?
✔✔21


What is the primary advantage of using BMI to classify risk for disease?
✔✔BMI is inexpensive and easy to determine.


Which of the following measures can be used to estimate the amount of a
person's abdominal fat?
✔✔waist circumference


A high risk of weight-related health problems is seen in women whose
waist circumference begins to exceed which of these measurements?
✔✔88 cm


A cup (250 ml) of 2% milk contains 12 grams of carbohydrates, 8 grams
of protein, and 5 grams of lipids. Calculate the physiological fuel value of
the milk.
✔✔The physiological fuel value of the milk is 125 kilocalories (calories).

, carbohydrate: 4 cal/g × 12 g = 48 kcal
protein: 4 cal/g × 8 g = 32 kcal
lipids: 9 cal/g × 5 g = 45 kcal


Total: 125 kcal


A one-cup serving of kidney beans contains 343 kcals, 14 grams of
protein, and 56 grams of carbohydrate. What percentage of the energy
comes from fat?
✔✔The proportion of energy from fat is 18.4%.


energy from carbohydrate = 4 × 56 = 224 kcals
energy from protein = 4 × 14 = 56 kcals
energy from carbohydrate + protein = 224 + 56 = 280


Therefore, energy from fat = 343 − 280 = 63 kcals


Percentage of energy from fat = (63 × 100)/343 = 18.4%


Ketone bodies are abnormal metabolites produced during fasting.
✔✔[False] Ketone bodies are normal metabolites, but may be produced in
a quantity greater than the body can metabolize when an individual is
fasting, and so may have deleterious effects.


Indirect calorimetry of a food involves the measurement of oxygen
consumed and carbon dioxide produced by the body.
✔✔[False] Oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production by the

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