Question 1

To calculate a person's body mass index (BMI) , the measurements that are needed are:

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A)   height and weight.
B)   age and weight.
C)   activity level and height.
D)   gender and activity level. A

Question 2

A high waist-to-hip ratio is associated with:

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A)   android (apple)  shape.
B)   gynoid (pear)  shape.
C)   ectomorphic body type.
D)   endomorphic body type.

Question 3

Someone may be considered overweight but not overfat if he or she has a high level of:

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A)   thyroid-stimulating hormone.
B)   muscle tissue.
C)   adipose tissue.
D)   dietary control. B

Question 4

The number of kcalories in 1 lb of body fat is:

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A)   2000.
B)   2500.
C)   3000.
D)   3500.

Question 5

The minimum percentage of body fat that supports reproduction in women is:

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A)   3%.
B)   12%.
C)   20%.
D)   29%.

Question 6

Resting metabolic rate (RMR)  is often measured instead of BMR because:

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A)   RMR is more accurate.
B)   BMR has too many variables.
C)   BMR is only a theoretical concept.
D)   RMR is easier to measure. D

Question 7

The main focus of weight management efforts should be:

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A)   development of healthy lifestyle habits.
B)   decreasing energy intake.
C)   increasing energy expenditure.
D)   behavior modification therapy.

Question 8

Measurement of body fat and lean body mass using hydrostatic weighing is based on the fact that body fat and lean tissue have different:

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A)   densities.
B)   electrical conductivities.
C)   metabolic activities.
D)   protein contents.

Question 9

A person's total energy requirements are determined by adding the BMR, the amount of daily activity, and the:

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A)   amount of daily food intake.
B)   amount of sleep required.
C)   thermic effect of food.
D)   degree of overweight.

Question 10

After digestion and absorption, food provides an available source of energy to tissues if it is converted into:

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A)   amino acids.
B)   enzymes.
C)   glucose.
D)   glycogen.

Question 11

The caloric values found in food composition tables have been determined by:

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A)   direct calorimetry.
B)   indirect calorimetry.
C)   laboratory observation.
D)   controlled reaction rates.

Question 12

Severe infection or fever may cause weight loss because:

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A)   they cause malabsorption.
B)   energy requirements increase.
C)   food cannot be properly digested.
D)   they cause hormone imbalances.

Question 13

The most important factor in determining whether a person is fat or lean is the person's:

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A)   weight.
B)   body mass index.
C)   body composition.
D)   gender.

Question 14

Parents can help decrease the likelihood that their children will develop eating disorders by:

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A)   limiting intake of snacks between meals.
B)   ensuring that their school teaches good nutrition.
C)   engaging in regular exercise with them.
D)   avoiding prejudice against overweight people.

Question 15

Abdominal fat is also known as:

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A)   adipose fat.
B)   gynoid fat.
C)   visceral fat.
D)   essential fat.

Question 16

Metabolically active tissues in the body include the heart, brain, and:

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A)   skin.
B)   esophagus.
C)   spleen.
D)   kidney.

Question 17

Men generally require more energy for any given activity than women because:

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A)   they are taller.
B)   their metabolism is less efficient.
C)   they weigh more.
D)   they have less body fat.

Question 18

Doctors may determine whether cell metabolism is occurring at normal rates by measuring:

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A)   body weight.
B)   waist-to-hip ratio.
C)   serum iron levels.
D)   thyroid function.

Question 19

If a person is expending 1.0 kcal/min, he or she is probably:

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A)   lying down.
B)   walking.
C)   swimming.
D)   running.

Question 20

An important type of metabolic chemical that is not used up in the reactions it causes is:

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A)   hormones.
B)   enzymes.
C)   coenzymes.
D)   neurotransmitters.

Exam 8: Energy Balance

To calculate a person's body mass index (BMI) , the measurements that are needed are:

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A high waist-to-hip ratio is associated with:

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Someone may be considered overweight but not overfat if he or she has a high level of:

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The number of kcalories in 1 lb of body fat is:

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The minimum percentage of body fat that supports reproduction in women is:

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Resting metabolic rate (RMR) is often measured instead of BMR because:

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The main focus of weight management efforts should be:

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Measurement of body fat and lean body mass using hydrostatic weighing is based on the fact that body fat and lean tissue have different:

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A person's total energy requirements are determined by adding the BMR, the amount of daily activity, and the:

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After digestion and absorption, food provides an available source of energy to tissues if it is converted into:

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The caloric values found in food composition tables have been determined by:

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Severe infection or fever may cause weight loss because:

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The most important factor in determining whether a person is fat or lean is the person's:

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Parents can help decrease the likelihood that their children will develop eating disorders by:

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Abdominal fat is also known as:

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Metabolically active tissues in the body include the heart, brain, and:

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Men generally require more energy for any given activity than women because:

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Doctors may determine whether cell metabolism is occurring at normal rates by measuring:

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If a person is expending 1.0 kcal/min, he or she is probably:

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An important type of metabolic chemical that is not used up in the reactions it causes is:

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