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Chapter 6 Review

Which of the following is a nutrient-dense food? Cheese Pretzels Carrots French fries

C

What will happen if you take in more calories than you burn? Your metabolism will increase. Your amount of stored body fat may increase. Your body will excrete the excess calories. You will maintain your current weight.

B

Compared to an adult of appropriate weight, an underweight adult will have More energy. A lower risk of heart problems. A higher chance of suffering chronic fatigue. Better balance of hemoglobin in the blood.

C

Body composition is the ratio of body fat to Muscle. Bone. Lean body tissue. Cartilage and tendons.

C

One strategy in a sensible weight-management plan is Keeping a food journal of what and when you eat. Planning to lose two pounds a week. Fasting occasionally. Weighing yourself every day.

A

The number of calories a person takes in each day should be unaffected by age. gender. body frame. body image.

D

It is important to drink plenty of water before and during a heavy workout because keeping hydrated helps you to perspire more. causes an electrolyte imbalance. prevents you from perspiring. prevents an electrolyte imbalance.

D

Which contributes to obesity? avoiding fast food a sedentary lifestyle having excess muscle tissue a balance of high-fat and low-fat foods in the diet

B

Anorexia Nervosa is not as serious as bulimia. usually goes away on its own. has consequences similar to malnutrition and starvation. is serious, but not life threatening.

C

Which of the following describes a person who is obese? a person with a large amount of body fat a person who weighs more than what is appropriate for his or her height a person who has excess muscle tissue a person who weighs less than what is appropriate for his or her height

A

True or False? Athletes may be overweight due to excess muscle tissue, rather than excess fat.

True

True or False? Adults usually need more calories than children and teens.

False

True or False? Liquid protein diets are a safe way to lose weight permanently.

False

True or False? Dehydration causes an imbalance of electrolytes.

True

True or False? Vegetables, fruits, and whole grains provide all the nutrients that animal products do.

False

True or False? Weight cycling is an effective way to maintain weight.

False

True or False? Binge eating disorder can lead to stomach tissue damage and tooth decay.

False

True or False? Athletes should eat a meal that is high in carbohydrates immediately before competition.

False

True or False? Being overweight or obese can put a strain on the skeletal system.

True

True or False? Genetic factors do not play a part in a person’s weight.

False

Matching a person who eats mostly or only foods that come from plant sources underweight herbal supplement binge eating disorder weight cycling vegetarian

Vegetarian

Matching a chemical substance from plants that may be sold as a dietary supplement underweight herbal supplement binge eating disorder weight cycling vegetarian

Herbal Supplement

Matching compulsive overeating underweight herbal supplement binge eating disorder weight cycling vegetarian

Binge Eating Disorder

Matching a condition in which a person is less than the appropriate weight for his or her height underweight herbal supplement binge eating disorder weight cycling vegetarian

Underweight

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Weight Cycling

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Eating Disorder

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Megadose

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Dietary Supplement

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Obesity

Matching minerals that help maintain the body’s fluid balance obesity dietary supplement megadose electrolytes eating disorder

Electrolytes