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Healthy Eating Habits

Subject : health-sciences
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Sports anemia






2. Frozen Soymilk






3. The vitamins - minerals - and boanicals in slightly cooked tomatoes and carrot are used more efficiently by humans than those in...






4. ___ stay with you - keep you feeling full for long periods of time






5. Hunger






6. Light

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7. Use low-fat cooking methods such as....






8. Soymilk






9. Body density






10. Healthy side dish






11. About ____% of all of the calories you eat go toward physical activity.






12. isoflavones






13. A hard training athlete can lose up to ___ to ___ cups of fluid per hour.






14. Low saturated fat

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15. Yo-yo dieting






16. Men should have ___ to ___ percent body fat.






17. Lean






18. Coffee - tea and cola - has this effect - which increases the amount of urine the kidneys produce






19. Most training athletes require ___ to ___ grams of protein per kilogram of body weight.






20. A serving of ____ should be no bigger than a deck of cards.






21. Men get ____ pounds for the first 5 feet of height and then ___ pounds for each additional inch of height.






22. On average - moderately active adult male should consume about ____ calories and ___ grams of fat.






23. Foods with less ___ have fewer calories.






24. Eat at least ___ calories per day.






25. Being overweight can bring on...






26. ____ hold water






27. Women require more fatty tissue because of the physiological requirements of...






28. More






29. Too much stored ____ can lead to obesity an obesity- related diseases






30. Women should have ___ to ___ percent body fat






31. Eating fats __________ -and eventually you might reduce the amount of food you're eating everyday.






32. A person with a BMI of 25 to 30 - or 10 to 20 percent over ideal body weight - is considered to be ____.






33. Air displacement






34. A good ____ watches for fat - not calories.






35. The excessive amounts of ____ and ____ in the Atkins and Zone diets can lead t cogged arteries that can - in turn - lead to heart attacks and strokes.






36. Protein is required for the maintenance and repair of muscles - but it doesn't '___' muscles.






37. About ____% of all of the calories you eat go toward basic physiological functions.






38. Energy output






39. Dr. Robert Atkins

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40. Glycogen

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41. A side effect of yo-yo dieting






42. Negative energy balance

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43. Signs of dehydration






44. Water displacement test






45. Healthy food






46. Strength- -training athletes should consume approx ___ grams of carbs per kilograms of body weight.






47. An ___ is the weight at which you feel your best considering your height - bone structure - an muscle development at age 25.






48. Amenorrhea






49. About ____% of all of the calories you eat go toward the amount of heat yu burn by pocessing food.






50. Sudden weight loss can be a symptom of ____ and some ____ - but can also mean that a person isn't eating sufficient calories.