Question 1

It is essential for a competent nutrition professional to:

Accepted Answer

A)  be able to assemble and assess various kinds of evidence 
B)  convey a sense of certainty about the state of nutrition science 
C)  avoid distracting non-nutritional ideas 
D)  be the trained nutrition scientist in a team 
E)  maintain separate food and health system approaches to nutrition 
A)  be able to assemble and assess various kinds of evidence 
B)  convey a sense of certainty about the state of nutrition science 
C)  avoid distracting non-nutritional ideas 
D)  be the trained nutrition scientist in a team 
E)  maintain separate food and health system approaches to nutrition A

Question 2

Describe why an ecosystems approach to health is increasingly necessary.

Accepted Answer

this response would include:
$\bullet$a definition of ecosystems
$\bullet$health of individual linked to health of the environment, social and economic systems
$\bullet$impact of climate change on the health of the environment, food systems and humans
$\bullet$governments focussed on increasing economic gains sometimes impacting on human and environmental health
$\bullet$increasing world population
$\bullet$growing incidence and prevalence of nutrition-sensitive diseases

Question 3

A biomedical approach to health does NOT:

Accepted Answer

A)  focus on individual responsibility 
B)  treat individuals separately to their environments 
C)  rely on finding medical solutions to diagnoses 
D)  provide a holistic view of care that considers social aspects 
E)  focus on the physical aspects 
A)  focus on individual responsibility 
B)  treat individuals separately to their environments 
C)  rely on finding medical solutions to diagnoses 
D)  provide a holistic view of care that considers social aspects 
E)  focus on the physical aspects D

Question 4

Define and justify the elements of econutrition.

Accepted Answer

this response would include:
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It is essential for a competent nutrition professional to:

Describe why an ecosystems approach to health is increasingly necessary.

A biomedical approach to health does NOT:

Define and justify the elements of econutrition.

The Toolkit for Nutritional Practice

Evaluating the Reliability of Nutrition Information

Food Systems and Security

Food Processing

Food Safety: Regulation, Risk Analysis and Food Chemicals

Food Safety: Microbiological Risks

Food Groups and Diet

Food Digestion

Proteins

Fats

Carbohydrates

Food Energy

Water

Alcohol

Vitamins

Minerals

Phytonutrients

Food-Based Guidance Systems

Pregnancy and Lactation

Infancy, Childhood and Adolescence

Adults and the Later Years

Assessing and Evaluating Nutritional Status, Diets and Physical Activity

Nutrition Monitoring and Surveillance

Nutritional Economics

Sustainable Food and Nutrition Practice

Social and Cultural Influences

Understanding Food and Nutrition for Indigenous Peoples

International Nutrition and Health

Nutritional Biology

Ecohealth Disorders

Disordered System Functions

Disordered Organ Functions

Mental Health Disorders

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Exam 1: An Econutrition Approach to Nutrition

It is essential for a competent nutrition professional to:

Describe why an ecosystems approach to health is increasingly necessary.

A biomedical approach to health does NOT:

Define and justify the elements of econutrition.

The Toolkit for Nutritional Practice

Evaluating the Reliability of Nutrition Information

Food Systems and Security

Food Processing

Food Safety: Regulation, Risk Analysis and Food Chemicals

Food Safety: Microbiological Risks

Food Groups and Diet

Food Digestion

Proteins

Fats

Carbohydrates

Food Energy

Water

Alcohol

Vitamins

Minerals

Phytonutrients

Food-Based Guidance Systems

Pregnancy and Lactation

Infancy, Childhood and Adolescence

Adults and the Later Years

Assessing and Evaluating Nutritional Status, Diets and Physical Activity

Nutrition Monitoring and Surveillance

Nutritional Economics

Sustainable Food and Nutrition Practice

Social and Cultural Influences

Understanding Food and Nutrition for Indigenous Peoples

International Nutrition and Health

Nutritional Biology

Ecohealth Disorders

Disordered System Functions

Disordered Organ Functions

Mental Health Disorders

Filters