Question 1

Describe the roles that water plays in the body.

Accepted Answer

Water performs critical functions in the body. It regulates internal body temperature, it is a major component of every body cell and fluid, and it plays an important role in transporting wastes out of the body.

Question 2

promotes bone and blood formation by improving the absorption of calcium and iron.

Accepted Answer

A)  Vitamin C 
B)  Thiamin 
C)  Vitamin A 
D)  Vitamin D 
A)  Vitamin C 
B)  Thiamin 
C)  Vitamin A 
D)  Vitamin D A

Question 3

Iron deficiency anemia is common in the post six-month-old infant and the toddler. Why does this happen? What food sources should be served to correct this problem?

Accepted Answer

Infants and toddlers often resist the transition from milk to iron-rich or iron-enriched solid foods. They may be reluctant to accept these foods because of their taste, texture, or difficulty to chew. Iron-enriched cereals are the best iron-source food to first introduce to this age group. Other iron-fortified grain products, such as breads and crackers fortified with iron, are also ideal finger foods for toddlers.

Question 4

The production, storage, and release of energy from carbohydrates and fats depend upon the availability of calcium and sodium.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Vitamins:

Accepted Answer

A)  are an important energy source 
B)  aid in cell division and new cell growth 
C)  yield essential amino acids required for growth 
D)  reduce the incidence of tooth decay 
A)  are an important energy source 
B)  aid in cell division and new cell growth 
C)  yield essential amino acids required for growth 
D)  reduce the incidence of tooth decay

Question 6

The body's water requirements can be met through beverage intake (including water), solid foods, and :

Accepted Answer

A)  perspiration 
B)  the end product of energy metabolism 
C)  water vapor in the air 
D)  none of these answers are correct 
A)  perspiration 
B)  the end product of energy metabolism 
C)  water vapor in the air 
D)  none of these answers are correct

Question 7

Macaroni and cheese is an example of a protein.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Macaroni and cheese is an example of...

Question 8

Grain products are enriched with folacin to reduce the incidence of neural tube defects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Vitamins influence the way in which minerals and protein are used in the body.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Children are often deficient in vitamins A and C because of their refusal to eat and .

Accepted Answer

fruits; ve

Question 11

A lack of adequate iron in children's diet can lead to:

Accepted Answer

A)  brittle bones 
B)  tooth decay 
C)  dehydration 
D)  anemia 
A)  brittle bones 
B)  tooth decay 
C)  dehydration 
D)  anemia

Question 12

Infants and toddlers rarely experience a calcium deficiency because they consume generous amounts of milk.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

A child who follows a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet would not consume eggs or dairy products.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Vitamin C promotes bone and tooth formation by improving collagen development and calcium absorption.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Briefly explain how a child can obtain adequate dietary protein if they don't include any meat in their meals.

Accepted Answer

If a person does not include meat in the

Question 16

Amino acids that are produced in the body are called .

Accepted Answer

The answer of Amino acids that are produced in the...

Question 17

Physical activity calcium absorption.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Physical activity calcium absorption....

Question 18

Healthy neuromuscular function requires the presence of vitamins B and .

Accepted Answer

The answer of Healthy neuromuscular function requires the presence of...

Question 19

is a mineral that is essential for strong tooth enamel formation and resistance to decay.

Accepted Answer

The answer of is a mineral that is essential for...

Question 20

Amino acids that cannot be supplied by the body are called:

Accepted Answer

A)  complete 
B)  incomplete 
C)  essential 
D)  nonessential 
A)  complete 
B)  incomplete 
C)  essential 
D)  nonessential

Describe the roles that water plays in the body.

promotes bone and blood formation by improving the absorption of calcium and iron.

Iron deficiency anemia is common in the post six-month-old infant and the toddler. Why does this happen? What food sources should be served to correct this problem?

The production, storage, and release of energy from carbohydrates and fats depend upon the availability of calcium and sodium.

Vitamins:

The body's water requirements can be met through beverage intake (including water), solid foods, and :

Macaroni and cheese is an example of a protein.

Grain products are enriched with folacin to reduce the incidence of neural tube defects.

Vitamins influence the way in which minerals and protein are used in the body.

Children are often deficient in vitamins A and C because of their refusal to eat and .

A lack of adequate iron in children's diet can lead to:

Infants and toddlers rarely experience a calcium deficiency because they consume generous amounts of milk.

A child who follows a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet would not consume eggs or dairy products.

Vitamin C promotes bone and tooth formation by improving collagen development and calcium absorption.

Briefly explain how a child can obtain adequate dietary protein if they don't include any meat in their meals.

Amino acids that are produced in the body are called .

Physical activity calcium absorption.

Healthy neuromuscular function requires the presence of vitamins B and .

is a mineral that is essential for strong tooth enamel formation and resistance to decay.

Amino acids that cannot be supplied by the body are called:

Childrens Well-Being: What It Is and How to Achieve It

Daily Health Observations

Assessing Childrens Health

Caring for Children With Special Medical Conditions

The Infectious Process and Environmental Control

Childhood Illness: Identification and Management

Creating High-Quality Environments

Safety Management

Management of Injuries and Acute Illness

Maltreatment of Children: Abuse and Neglect

Planning for Childrens Health and Safety Education

Nutrition Guidelines

Nutrients That Provide Energy Carbohydrates, Fats, and Proteins

Feeding Infants

Feeding Toddlers and Young Children

Planning and Serving Nutritious and Economical Meals

Food Safety

Nutrition Education: Rationale, Concepts, and Lessons

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Exam 14: Nutrients That Promote Growth and Regulate Body Functions Proteins, Vitamins, Minerals, and Water

Describe the roles that water plays in the body.

promotes bone and blood formation by improving the absorption of calcium and iron.

Iron deficiency anemia is common in the post six-month-old infant and the toddler. Why does this happen? What food sources should be served to correct this problem?

The production, storage, and release of energy from carbohydrates and fats depend upon the availability of calcium and sodium.

Vitamins:

The body's water requirements can be met through beverage intake (including water), solid foods, and :

Macaroni and cheese is an example of a protein.

Grain products are enriched with folacin to reduce the incidence of neural tube defects.

Vitamins influence the way in which minerals and protein are used in the body.

Children are often deficient in vitamins A and C because of their refusal to eat and .

A lack of adequate iron in children's diet can lead to:

Infants and toddlers rarely experience a calcium deficiency because they consume generous amounts of milk.

A child who follows a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet would not consume eggs or dairy products.

Vitamin C promotes bone and tooth formation by improving collagen development and calcium absorption.

Briefly explain how a child can obtain adequate dietary protein if they don't include any meat in their meals.

Amino acids that are produced in the body are called .

Physical activity calcium absorption.

Healthy neuromuscular function requires the presence of vitamins B and .

is a mineral that is essential for strong tooth enamel formation and resistance to decay.

Amino acids that cannot be supplied by the body are called:

Childrens Well-Being: What It Is and How to Achieve It

Daily Health Observations

Assessing Childrens Health

Caring for Children With Special Medical Conditions

The Infectious Process and Environmental Control

Childhood Illness: Identification and Management

Creating High-Quality Environments

Safety Management

Management of Injuries and Acute Illness

Maltreatment of Children: Abuse and Neglect

Planning for Childrens Health and Safety Education

Nutrition Guidelines

Nutrients That Provide Energy Carbohydrates, Fats, and Proteins

Feeding Infants

Feeding Toddlers and Young Children

Planning and Serving Nutritious and Economical Meals

Food Safety

Nutrition Education: Rationale, Concepts, and Lessons

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