Question 1

MATCHING
-Hormone that regulates iron balance

Accepted Answer

A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin 
A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin

Question 2

The iodization of salt _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  began in the United States in the 1880s 
B)  has helped eradicate most cases of cretinism in the United States 
C)  is mandatory in the United States 
D)  is available to only about 10 percent of households in developing countries 
E)  has no benefit except for children 
A)  began in the United States in the 1880s 
B)  has helped eradicate most cases of cretinism in the United States 
C)  is mandatory in the United States 
D)  is available to only about 10 percent of households in developing countries 
E)  has no benefit except for children

Question 3

To avoid iodine toxicity,the UL is set at _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  75 mcg/day 
B)  500 mcg/day 
C)  1100 mcg/day 
D)  1200 mcg/day 
E)  1500 mcg/day 
A)  75 mcg/day 
B)  500 mcg/day 
C)  1100 mcg/day 
D)  1200 mcg/day 
E)  1500 mcg/day

Question 4

MATCHING
-Fortification that has helped reduce incidence of goiter and cretinism

Accepted Answer

A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin 
A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin

Question 5

Zinc is primarily carried in the blood via _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  hemoglobin 
B)  metallothionein 
C)  albumin 
D)  high-density lipoproteins 
E)  low-density lipoproteins 
A)  hemoglobin 
B)  metallothionein 
C)  albumin 
D)  high-density lipoproteins 
E)  low-density lipoproteins

Question 6

MATCHING
-Iron-storage protein that captures iron from food and stores it in cells of small intestine

Accepted Answer

A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin 
A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin

Question 7

MATCHING
-DRIs not yet determined

Accepted Answer

A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin 
A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin

Question 8

What tests are typically used to evaluate iron status?

Accepted Answer

A)  Serum ferritin 
B)  Hemoglobin and hematocrit 
C)  Transferrin saturation 
D)  Erythrocyte protoporphyrin level 
E)  Urine analysis 
A)  Serum ferritin 
B)  Hemoglobin and hematocrit 
C)  Transferrin saturation 
D)  Erythrocyte protoporphyrin level 
E)  Urine analysis

Question 9

MATCHING
-Form of iron found in both plant and animal foods

Accepted Answer

A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin 
A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin

Question 10

Describe the development of iron deficiency,including measurements used to assess iron status,and the development of iron-deficiency anemia.

Accepted Answer

Iron deficiency develops in stages.In th

Question 11

MATCHING
-Mineral that inhibits absorption of nonheme iron

Accepted Answer

A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin 
A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin

Question 12

The genetic disorder ____________________ interferes with copper metabolism and creates a copper toxicity.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The genetic disorder ____________________ interferes with copper...

Question 13

Which of the following is true of molybdenum?

Accepted Answer

A)  Average daily intakes fall within the suggested range of intakes. 
B)  A deficiency can lead to diabetes-like symptoms. 
C)  Liver is the only significant source. 
D)  The RDA is 0.1 mcg per day. 
E)  It does not have an RDA because not enough is known about it. 
A)  Average daily intakes fall within the suggested range of intakes. 
B)  A deficiency can lead to diabetes-like symptoms. 
C)  Liver is the only significant source. 
D)  The RDA is 0.1 mcg per day. 
E)  It does not have an RDA because not enough is known about it.

Question 14

Discuss the pros and cons of iron supplementation for people who are iron deficient.What are some recommendations on how to get the most from them?

Accepted Answer

People who are iron deficient may need s

Question 15

Which of the following statements is true of essential trace minerals in general?

Accepted Answer

A)  They are needed in the diet in amounts greater than 100 milligrams a day. 
B)  They can be found in a wide variety of foods. 
C)  Toxicities are rare. 
D)  They function independently in the body. 
E)  They are found in a few select foods. 
A)  They are needed in the diet in amounts greater than 100 milligrams a day. 
B)  They can be found in a wide variety of foods. 
C)  Toxicities are rare. 
D)  They function independently in the body. 
E)  They are found in a few select foods.

Question 16

Which one of these foods contains a substance that inhibits absorption of nonheme iron?

Accepted Answer

A)  Orange juice 
B)  Pork 
C)  Chicken 
D)  Milk 
E)  Fish 
A)  Orange juice 
B)  Pork 
C)  Chicken 
D)  Milk 
E)  Fish

Question 17

Of these foods,which is the best source of zinc?

Accepted Answer

A)  Oysters 
B)  Potatoes 
C)  Eggs 
D)  Watermelon 
E)  Tomato juice 
A)  Oysters 
B)  Potatoes 
C)  Eggs 
D)  Watermelon 
E)  Tomato juice

Question 18

MATCHING
-Peptide that enhances absorption of nonheme iron

Accepted Answer

A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin 
A) Contaminant minerals 
B) Iron 
C) Milk 
D) Zinc 
E) Heme
F)Goiter
G)Nonessential trace minerals
H)Ferritin
I)Keshan
J)Nonheme
K)Chromium
L)Molybdenum
M)Myoglobin
N)MFP factor
O)Hemoglobin
P)Calcium
Q)Fluoride
R)Iodized salt
S)Metallothionein
T)Hemcidin

Question 19

The congenital disease caused by severe iodine deficiency during pregnancy that results in severe mental impairment and stunted growth is known as ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The congenital disease caused by severe iodine...

Question 20

Iron balance is maintained in the body mainly through _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  absorption 
B)  excretion 
C)  gluconeogenesis 
D)  glycolysis 
E)  bile production 
A)  absorption 
B)  excretion 
C)  gluconeogenesis 
D)  glycolysis 
E)  bile production

MATCHING -Hormone that regulates iron balance

The iodization of salt _____.

To avoid iodine toxicity,the UL is set at _____.

MATCHING -Fortification that has helped reduce incidence of goiter and cretinism

Zinc is primarily carried in the blood via _____.

MATCHING -Iron-storage protein that captures iron from food and stores it in cells of small intestine

MATCHING -DRIs not yet determined

What tests are typically used to evaluate iron status?

MATCHING -Form of iron found in both plant and animal foods

Describe the development of iron deficiency,including measurements used to assess iron status,and the development of iron-deficiency anemia.

MATCHING -Mineral that inhibits absorption of nonheme iron

The genetic disorder ____________________ interferes with copper metabolism and creates a copper toxicity.

Which of the following is true of molybdenum?

Discuss the pros and cons of iron supplementation for people who are iron deficient.What are some recommendations on how to get the most from them?

Which of the following statements is true of essential trace minerals in general?

Which one of these foods contains a substance that inhibits absorption of nonheme iron?

Of these foods,which is the best source of zinc?

MATCHING -Peptide that enhances absorption of nonheme iron

The congenital disease caused by severe iodine deficiency during pregnancy that results in severe mental impairment and stunted growth is known as ____________________.

Iron balance is maintained in the body mainly through _____.

An Overview of Nutrition

Planning a Healthy Diet

Digestion,Absorption and Transport

The Carbohydrates: Sugars,Starches and Fibers

The Lipids: Triglycerides,Phospholipids and Sterols

Protein: Amino Acids

Energy Metabolism

Energy Balance and Body Composition

Weight Management: Overweight,obesity and Underweight

The Water-Soluble Vitamins: B Vitamins and Vitamin C

The Fat-Soluble Vitamins,A,D,E and K

Water and the Major Minerals

Fitness: Physical Activity,Nutrients and Body Adaptations

Life Cycle Nutrition: Pregnancy and Lactation

Life Cycle Nutrition: Infancy,Childhood and Adolescence

Life Cycle Nutrition: Adulthood and the Later Years

Diet and Health

Consumer Concerns About Foods and Water

Hunger and the Global Environment

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Exam 13: The Trace Minerals

MATCHING -Hormone that regulates iron balance

The iodization of salt _____.

To avoid iodine toxicity,the UL is set at _____.

MATCHING -Fortification that has helped reduce incidence of goiter and cretinism

Zinc is primarily carried in the blood via _____.

MATCHING -Iron-storage protein that captures iron from food and stores it in cells of small intestine

MATCHING -DRIs not yet determined

What tests are typically used to evaluate iron status?

MATCHING -Form of iron found in both plant and animal foods

Describe the development of iron deficiency,including measurements used to assess iron status,and the development of iron-deficiency anemia.

MATCHING -Mineral that inhibits absorption of nonheme iron

The genetic disorder ____________________ interferes with copper metabolism and creates a copper toxicity.

Which of the following is true of molybdenum?

Discuss the pros and cons of iron supplementation for people who are iron deficient.What are some recommendations on how to get the most from them?

Which of the following statements is true of essential trace minerals in general?

Which one of these foods contains a substance that inhibits absorption of nonheme iron?

Of these foods,which is the best source of zinc?

MATCHING -Peptide that enhances absorption of nonheme iron

The congenital disease caused by severe iodine deficiency during pregnancy that results in severe mental impairment and stunted growth is known as ____________________.

Iron balance is maintained in the body mainly through _____.

An Overview of Nutrition

Planning a Healthy Diet

Digestion,Absorption and Transport

The Carbohydrates: Sugars,Starches and Fibers

The Lipids: Triglycerides,Phospholipids and Sterols

Protein: Amino Acids

Energy Metabolism

Energy Balance and Body Composition

Weight Management: Overweight,obesity and Underweight

The Water-Soluble Vitamins: B Vitamins and Vitamin C

The Fat-Soluble Vitamins,A,D,E and K

Water and the Major Minerals

Fitness: Physical Activity,Nutrients and Body Adaptations

Life Cycle Nutrition: Pregnancy and Lactation

Life Cycle Nutrition: Infancy,Childhood and Adolescence

Life Cycle Nutrition: Adulthood and the Later Years

Diet and Health

Consumer Concerns About Foods and Water

Hunger and the Global Environment

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