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NSC 101 Final Exam Review Questions and Answers What are the essential nutrients? - Answer-Water, vitamins, minerals, glucose (carbs), amino acids, omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids What are the essential amino acids - Answer-TV TILL PM + Histadine (Threonine, Valine, Tryptophan, Isoleucine, Leucine, Lysine, Phenylalanine, Methionine, Histadine) How many kcal are in one gram of fat? Protein? Carbs? - Answer-Fat= 9 kcal Carbs= 4 kcals Protein= 4 kcals

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NSC 150 Exam Study Guide Questions with Complete Answers Insoluble Fiber - Answer-does not dissolve in water, absorbed in stomach + intestines Foods: wheat, rice, veggies Benefits: promotes GI health + protection against colon cancer Insulin - Answer-helps control blood sugar levels -secreted from pancreas, released when wheat and glucose is absorbed into bloodstream Glucagon - Answer-prevents blood glucose from dropping too low, pancreas from dropping too low, pancreas releases glu...

NSC 150- GCU exam 1 questions and answers 2023/2024 What is gluten - Answer-Gluten is a protein found in many grains, including wheat, barley and rye. Gluten provides no essential nutrients. It can trigger a severe autoimmune response or other unpleasant symptoms What causes Celiac disease - Answer-An abnormal immune system reaction to the protein gluten Normal fasting blood glucose levels - Answer-99 mg/dl or lower is normal, 100 to 125 mg/dl indicates you have prediabetes Probiotic...

NSC 170 Final Exam Questions with Correct Answer Insulin - Answer-Hormones that lowers blood glucose levels (pancreas) Glucagon - Answer-Hormones that raises blood glucose levels (skeletal muscle and liver) Krebs cycle - Answer-How we produce ATP (usable energy) Type 1 & 2 Diabetes - Answer-- Insulin dependent (fruity breath, gain weight, fatigue) - Insulin (obesity) Essential Fatty Acids - Answer-Polyunsaturated are needed to produce eicosanoids -Omega 3's (anti-inflammato...

NSC 170C1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS How many calories are in alcohol? - Answer-7 How does nutrition influence disease? - Answer-usually affected by a lack of good nutrition What are the steps of the scientific method - Answer-1. Observation 2. Forming a hypothesis 3. Experiment to test your hypothesis 4. Collect and analyze results 5. Conclusions 6. Formulate new hypothesis What is an experimental method? - Answer-has a control group and a treatment group

NSC 260 Exam Questions with Correct Answers All of the following are important questions to ask regarding the credibility of an unfamiliar website EXCEPT: - Answer-Does the website provide pictures of the authors in the 'about us' section? In general, citing a video, audio, or animation file in your final scientific paper is frowned upon because it is difficult to verify the content being referenced. Instead, you should find a more permanent and reputable resource. - Answer-true If ...

NSC 325 Exam Questions with Correct Answer Nutrition Care Process - Answer-- Screening precedes the process - is not part of the process - Screening is required in most medical care setting EXCEPT in Ambulatory Care - ADIME --> Nutrition Assessment: A, B, C, D - Diagnosis: P, E, S - nutrition root cause --> Intake common problem - Intervention: -->Plan/Outcomes - Monitoring --> Evaluates success of intervention - Evaluation --> Determines need to adjust interventio...

NSC 415 Latest Exam #1 Questions with 100% Correct Answers What athletes benefit from carb loading? How much carbs should be eaten? How does it work? - Answer-This benefits endurance and prolonged team sports (over 90 minutes). They should be consuming upwards to 80% of their diet to be carbs. This works by increasing liver and muscle glycogen content, increasing glycogen synthase activity and delay fatigue in that entrance event. Explain micronutrient deficiency in Females. - Answer-Iron-...

NSC 492 final exam study guide questions and answers what is the most common reason for icu admissions - Answer-respiratory failure what do you see with respiratory failure - Answer-PAO2 <60 O2 sat of <91 on room air CO2 >50 what to do if a patient looks like they may start needing oxygen - Answer-talk to them about controlled breathing s/s of COPD - Answer-secretions, wheezes, decreased O2 sat, barrel chest, clubbed nail beds, sit up in the tripod or orthopnic position, i...