The Food and Nutrition testbanks consist of multiple choice questions that test your knowledge of the topics covered in the book. You can use these questions to check your understanding as you read through each chapter, or practise for your exam.
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Underwater weighing and measurement of body potassium
Underwater weighing and measurement of body water
Measurement of body potassium and measurement of body water
Dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) and body impedance analysis (BIA)
Skinfold thickness and body mass index
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BMI 23, waist measurement of 95cm
BMI 25, waist measurement of 93cm
BMI 23, waist measurement of 105cm
BMI 25, waist measurement of 93cm
BMI 27, waist measurement of 90cm
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20kg/m2
18kg/m2
30kg/m2
26kg/m2
None of the above
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Leptin resistance
The thrifty genotype
Elevated adipokines
Spontaneous activity
All of the above
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More of a health risk than subcutaneous fat
Less of a health risk than subcutaneous fat
Influenced very little by heredity
The least readily available when energy is required from fat
The least active metabolically
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Fat loss can only be achieved with regular long sessions of walking (e.g. 30 minute sessions) as opposed to several short daily sessions (e.g. three ten minute sessions)
Exercise programs are less effective than energy restriction programs in terms of weight loss in the long term
Diets which markedly restrict food energy intake cause an increase in metabolic rate thus contributing to weight loss
Those who maintain a lower plane of energy balance (less in and less out) live longer and have a lower coronary mortality
Energy restriction without exercise results in both loss of fat and lean mass
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Advice should address all aspects of diet, exercise and health
Weight loss should be the main focus
Energy intake should be reduced by 50% to allow weight loss of approximately two kilograms per week
Fat intake should be limited to no more than ten percent of energy intake
Low carbohydrate and food combining diets are useful and effective strategies
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Morbidly obese
Exercising
Body building
Significantly underweight
All of the above
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High protein foods
High fat foods
Carbohydrate foods with a low glycaemic index
High fibre foods
Carbohydrate foods with a high glycaemic index
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Artificially sweetened foods
Probiotics/prebiotics
Tea
Fish high in omega three fatty acids
None of the above
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