Nfs284 final - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NFS284 Final Exam UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers Accretion - CORRECT ANSWER- uptake and accumulation of calcium from the diet Relation b/w estrogen and bones - CORRECT ANSWER- estrogen stimulates osteoblast acitivy osteoblast - CORRECT ANSWER- bone-forming ce

NFS284 Final Exam UPDATED Questions and CORRECT Answers BMI for underweight? BMI for normal? BMI for overweight? BMI for obese? - CORRECT ANSWER- <18.5 (underweight) 18.5 - 24.9 (normal) 24.9 - 29.9 (overweight) >30.0 (obese)

NFS284 Final Exam ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers BMI - CORRECT ANSWER- measure of healthy body weight that looks at weight and height normal BMI - CORRECT ANSWER- 20-25 high BMI - CORRECT ANSWER- 25+, about 60% of Canadians are overweight or obese

NFS284 Final with correct answers 100% microbiota/ intestinal microflora/microbiome - Correct Answer -in the large intestine where slow movement of food occurs -this favours the growth of bacteria= microbiota -it could breakdown indigestible food components such as dietary fibre through fermentation producing intestinal gas probiotic - Correct Answer live bacterial culture which may be beneficial for health -in our gut, we have both healthy and disease causing bacteria but the disease ...

NFS284 Lecture 1 Food For Health Final Exam Questions 2024. CCHS - correct answer Canadian Community Health Survey: survey of health information including food intake CHEI - correct answer Canadian Healthy Eating Index: measures adherence to 2007 CFG CHEI Scores - correct answer 100 = perfect score scores less than 50 are considered poor

100% 2024 BMI - Correct Answer measure of healthy body weight that looks at weight and height normal BMI - Correct Answer 20-25 high BMI - Correct Answer 25+, about 60% of Canadians are overweight or obese obesity - Correct Answer increases the risk for type 2 diabetes, breast cancer and colon cancer cancer - Correct Answer mutations occur that cause a cell to grow uncontrollably without repair and are resistant to cell death, causing a malignant tumour weight stigmatization...