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Portage Nutrition BIOD 121 Exam 1 Questions With Reviewed Answers Latest 2025/2026, Exams of Nutrition

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Portage Nutrition BIOD 121 Exam 1 Questions
With Reviewed Answers Latest 2025/2026
GRADED A+ 100% COMPLETE
1. TrueforfFalse.fIfffalse,fexplainfwhyfitfisffalse.
Nutritionalfvaluefandftastefarefoftenfthef2fmostfimportantfreasonsfspecificffoodsf
arefconsumedfinfNorthfAmerica.:fFalse:fTastefandftexturefarefoftenfthef2fmostfimport
antfreasonsfspecificffoodsfarefconsumedfinfNorthfAmerica.
2. TrueforfFalse:fNutritionfisfthefsciencefthatflinksffoodsftofhealthfandfdisease.-
:fTrue
3. ExplainfthefdifferencefbetweenfInternalfandfExternalfdrivesfthatfinfluencefourf
desireftofeat.:fThefinternalfdrivefisfhungerfandfisfassociatedfwithfnegativefsensationsflik
efchurning,fgrowlingfandfpainfinfthefstomach.fExternalfdrivesfhaveftofdofwithfappetitefan
dfarefassociatedfwithfpositiveffoodfsensationsfandfleadfusftofeatfwhenfwefarefnotfhungry.
4. Youfarefatfanf"allfyoufcanfeat''fbuffet.fOnftheffirstfpassfthroughfthefline,fyouffillfyou
rfplatefwithfaflargefquantityfofffoods.fAfterfeatingfit,fyoufgofbackfforfafsecondfportio
nfofftheffoodsfyoufliked.fHowever,ftheffoodfisflessfappealingfthefsecondftimefaroun
d,fandfyoufplacefafsmallerfquantityfonfyourfplatefbecausefyouffeelffull.fConsiderin
gfthefphysiologyfasfyoufeat,f(1)fexplainfwhatfhormonesfarefreleasedf(listfspecificall
y)fasfthefstomachfstretches.f(2)fListfthefareafoffthefbrainfthatfprovidesfneuralfregul
ationfandfappetitefsuppressionftofinhibitfeating.:fAsfthefstomachfisffilledfandfstretch
es,fhormonesfarefreleasedfthatfcausefsatietyf(Leptin,fserotonin,fcholecystokininf(CCK)
.fThesefhormonesfcanftravelftofthefbrainf(hypothalamus)fandfactivatefthefsatietyfcenter.
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  1. TrueforfFalse.fIfffalse,fexplainfwhyfitfisffalse. Nutritionalfvaluefandftastefarefoftenfthef 2 fmostfimportantfreasonsfspecificf foodsf arefconsumedfinfNorthfAmerica.:fFalse:fTastefandftexturefarefoftenfthef 2 fmostfimport antfreasonsfspecificffoodsfarefconsumedfinfNorthfAmerica.
  2. TrueforfFalse:fNutritionfisfthefsciencefthatflinksffoodsftofhealthfandfdisease.- :fTrue
  3. ExplainfthefdifferencefbetweenfInternalfandfExternalfdrivesfthatfinfluencef ourf desireftofeat.:fThefinternalfdrivefisfhungerfandfisfassociatedfwithfnegativef sensationsflik efchurning,fgrowlingfandfpainfinfthefstomach.fExternalfdrivesfhaveftof dofwithfappetitefan dfarefassociatedfwithfpositiveffoodfsensationsfandfleadfusftofeatf whenfwefarefnotfhungry.
  4. Youfarefatfanf"allfyoufcanfeat''fbuffet.fOnftheffirstfpassfthroughfthefline,fyouffillfyou rfplatefwithfaflargefquantityfofffoods.fAfterfeatingfit,fyoufgofbackfforfaf secondfportio nfofftheffoodsfyoufliked.fHowever,ftheffoodfisflessfappealingfthef secondftimefaroun d,fandfyoufplacefafsmallerfquantityfonfyourfplatefbecausef youffeelffull.fConsiderin gfthefphysiologyfasfyoufeat,f(1)fexplainfwhatfhormonesf arefreleasedf(listfspecificall y)fasfthefstomachfstretches.f(2)fListfthefareafoff thefbrainfthatfprovidesfneuralfregul ationfandfappetitefsuppressionftofinhibitf eating.:fAsfthefstomachfisffilledfandfstretch es,fhormonesfarefreleasedfthatfcausef satietyf(Leptin,fserotonin,fcholecystokininf(CCK) .fThesefhormonesfcanftravelftofthef brainf(hypothalamus)fandfactivatefthefsatietyfcenter.
  1. Thefhormonesfbeingfreleasedfasfthefstomachfstretchesfisfleptin,fseratonin,fandf CCK .fThesefhormonesfdecreasefhunger,finfspecificfleptin.fTheyfacitvatefthefsatietyf centerfinft hefbrainfwhichfcreatesfafsensefofffullness.
  2. Thefareafoffthefbrainfthatfprovidesfnerualfregulationfandfappetitefsuppressionftof inhibi tfeatingfisfthefsatietyfcenter.
  3. A isfafsubstancefthatfcanfpromotefgrowthfandfdevelopment,f maintainftissuesfa ndfcells,ffuelfthefbodyfforfphysicalfandfmetabolicfwork,forf regulatefafbodyfproces s.:fnutrient
  4. Macronutrient:fneededfinflargefamountsfinfthefbody
  5. Micronutrients:fneededfinfsmallfamounts
  6. organic:fAfcompoundfthatfcontainsfcarbonfandfhydrogen
  7. inorganic:fanyfsubstancefthatfdoesfnotfcontainfcarbon
  8. TrueforfFalse.fIfffalse,fexplainfwhyfitfisffalse. Afmineralfisfanforganicfmicronutrientfthatfregulatesfbodyfprocessesfandf provide sfstructure.:fFALSE:fAfmineralfisfanfinorganicfmicronutrientfthatfregulatesfbodyfproces sesfandfprovidesfstructure.

off 1 fgramfoffwaterfbyf 1 fdegreefCelsius.fFoodfcaloriesf(Calories)fisf expressedfinftermsfof fkilocalories. Or Calorief=f 1 fkilocalorief=f1,000fcalories

  1. Youfbringfyourfteenagefnephewftoflunchfatfthefmallffoodfcourt.fHefdecidesftofge tfafsodafandfbagfoffchips.fYoufsuggestfhefalsoftryfafvegetablefandfricefbowlfasfafmo refnutrientfdensefoption.fHowfwouldfyoufexplainfthefdifferencef betweenfnutrientf densefandfemptyfcalorieffoodsftofhim?:fNutrient- denseffoodsf arefthosefwithfafhighfamountfoffvitaminsfandfminerals,falongfwithfthefmacronut rients

thatfcanfbefusedfasffuel.fEmptyfcalorieffoodsfarefhighfinfcaloriesfbutfcontainflittle vitaminsforfminerals,fsoftheyfhaveflowerfnutrientfvalue.

  1. Comparefandfcontrastf(i.e.fexplainfthefsimilaritiesfandfdifferences)fbe- f tweenfundernutritionfandfovernutrition.fIncludefthefterms'fdefinitionsfandfhowf the yfinfluencefhealthfoutcomes.:fBothfover- fandfundernutritionfhavefnegativef healthfconsequencesfwithfanfimbalancefoffthefconsu mptionf(orflackfof)fnutrients.f Theyfarefbothfformsfoffmalnutrition. Overnutritionfisfthefconsumptionfoffexcessfcaloriesfandffatsf(cholesterol/saturated),f whi chfincreasesfthefriskfoffchronicfdiseasefandfobesity,fandfcanfleadftoftoxicity. Undernutritionfisfthefopposite,fwhenfnutrientfintakefdoesfnotfmeetfthefnutrientfneedsf offthef body.fThisfcanfleadftofslowedfmetabolicfprocessesfandfdeficiencies.
  2. WhichfoffthefABCDE'sfoffnutritionalfassessmentfhasftofdofwithfmeasure- f mentsfoffbodyfcompositionf(weight,fheight,fskinffoldfmeasurements,fandfbodyf cir cumference)?:fAnthropometric
  3. ThefhealthfmessagesfconveyedfbyfthefMyPlatefillustratesfthefconceptsf of:: fbalance,fmoderation,fvariation
  4. balance:fcaloriefandfportionfsize
  5. moderation:fincreasefconsumptionfoffsomefgroupsfandflimitfthefconsumptionf offo thers
  6. variety:fconsumefallffoodfgroups
  7. AccordingftofStartfSimplefwithfMyPlate,fsuggestfhowfsomeonefcanfintro- f ducefvarietyfintofthefdiet.:fEatfafvarietyfofffruits,fvegetables,fgrains,fproteinfandf dairyfp roducts.

30.fAsfafdietitian,fafclientfcomesftofyoufbecauseftheyfhavefstruggledftofcontrol theirfweight.fUsingfthefinformationfyoufhaveflearnedfinfthisfmodule,f(1)fexplainf howf youfwouldfassessfthefcurrentfstatusfoffthisfclientf(i.e.fgeneralfhealth,f weight,fnutrit ionalfstatus,fetc.),fandfthenf(2)fwhatftoolsfyoufwouldfuseftofteachf themfbetterfeatingf habitsfandfrecommendations.fBefsureftofincludefthefnamef offtoolsfandfprinciples.:f 1.fAssessmentfcanfbefdonefusingfthefABCDE'sfoffnutrition 2.fMyPlate;fthefprinciplesfoffbalance,fmoderationfandfvarietyfshouldfbefcoveredfORf howft ofreadfaffoodflabelfisfappropriatefasfwellfORfthefDietaryfGuidelines

  1. TofassessfthefcurrentfstatusfoffthefclientfIfwouldfusefthefABCDEfassessment.fThisfmean sftestingftheirfbodyfcompositionsf(anthropometric),ftestingftheirfnutrientflevelsf infblood,fu rinefandffecesf(biochemical),fproceedingfwithfafphysicalfexaminationfoff generalfappear ancef(clinical),faskfwhatftheirfusualfdietfisf(dietary),fandfaskfforfanyf medicalfhistoryfandflif estylefchoicesf(environmental).
  2. SomeftoolsfIfwouldfrecommendfisfMyPlate,fDietaryfGuidelines,fandfHealthyf People.f Dietaryfguidelinesfinfspecificfhasfthefprinciplefoffeatingfnutrient- denseffoodsf andfbeverages,featingffromfafvarietyfofffoodfgroups,fandfpartakingfinfhealthf foodf portions. 31.fWhichfofftheffollowingfisfNOTfafsensoryfexternalfforcefthatfinfluencesfourf eatin g: astefTextur e Emotion/memoryf Smel

l Color:fEmotion/memory