Rasmussen HUN2000 Module 3 Quiz Latest 2022 October

HUN2000 Human Nutrition

Module 3 Quiz  

Question 1To maintain skeletal, muscular, and cardiovascular health, a child should be physically active for at least ________ minutes each day?

20

30

45

60

90

Question 2A healthy adult requires less than 40 kcalories per kilogram of body weight. A healthy infant requires about ________ kcalories per kilogram of body weight.

25

75

100

225

450

Question 3________ supplementation is associated with a lower incidence of neural tube defects.

Iron

Folate

Calcium

Cobalamin

Iodine

Question 4What is the most important predictor of a person’s mobility in the later years?

Iron consumption

Tobacco use

Chronological age

Regular physical activity

Flexibility

Question 5The increased needs for ________ during pregnancy cannot be met by diet or existing stores so supplements are recommended.

protein

calcium

iron

zinc

vitamin B12

Question 6Older adults with atrophic gastritis are vulnerable to ________ deficiency.

folate

calcium

vitamin D

vitamin B12

zinc

Question 7The ________ is the organ from which the infant receives nourishment.

placenta

umbilical cord

amniotic sac

blastocyte

The sac in which the developing infant is contained prior to birth

Question 8Caitlin is a 12-year-old girl and has started to menstruate. Caitlin needs an additional ________ milligrams of iron per day.

1.9

2

2.5

3.1

4

Question 9Which of the following accurately describes concerns about water intake in elderly people?

They may not feel thirsty or recognize dryness of the mouth.

They have an increased total body water content compared with younger adults.

They urinate more frequently, so require greater hydration.

They tend toward overhydration, which results in mental lapses and disorientation.

They develop pressure ulcers and urinary tract infections due to abundant intake of foods with high-water content.

Question 10Which of the following nutrients need to be supplied by solid foods in a baby’s diet?

Vitamin C and iron

Vitamin A and zinc

Vitamin B12 and fluoride

Vitamin E and magnesium

Sodium and iron

Question 11The influence of how a mother’s nutrient intake may change gene expression to increase the infant’s development of obesity or chronic diseases later in life is referred to as ________.

fetal programming

overnutrition

malnutrition

fertilization

critical periods

Question 12 Sue has a BMI of 23.4 at conception. What is her recommended range of weight gain?

10-18

19-24

25-35

36-44

45-55

Question 13Compared to other women, obese women are more likely to have all of the following except ________.

complications during delivery

gestational hypertension

large for gestational age babies

gestational oxygen deprivation

gestational diabetes

Question 14What is the leading cause of pediatric hypertension?

Obesity

High sodium intake

Insufficient calcium intake

Potassium deficiency

High HDL cholesterol

Question 15A child who develops antibodies to a certain food is said to have a ________.

food allergy

food intolerance

food-hyposensitivity reaction

transient immune suppression

food tolerance