Sue is the mother of a two-year-old named Tara. Sue wants to protect Tara from pesticides, chemicals, and other harmful contaminants on the food she serves her daughter. She is committed to only purchasing organic foods and preparing them in a healthy manner. What recommendations would you make to Sue?While food shopping, Sue sees a label on a package of graham crackers that reads "product made
with organic ingredients." What does this mean?
a. It means the graham crackers contain between 70 and 95 percent organic contents.
b. It means the graham crackers contain 95 percent organic ingredients.
c. It means the graham crackers contain no added preservatives but may have been irradiated.
d. It means the wheat and sugar used to make the graham crackers were grown without pesticides but may contain genetically engineered products.
e. It means the graham crackers contain at least 80 percent organic ingredients that were produced only in the United States.
a
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Which of the following is correct about athletes and protein needs?
A. They must consume a minimum of two protein shakes a day to meet needs. B. They must have meat with every meal to meet needs. C. Protein needs are not a concern because their higher intake of food provides higher amounts of calories and protein. D. Most athletes have problems meeting their protein needs.
What is the final fate of a chylomicron?
A. It stays forever in the lymph system. B. It gets absorbed into the digestive tract. C. It is converted into a VLDL. D. It is dismantled in the liver.
All of the following are categorized as fitness strength activities except
a. pilates. b. pull-ups. c. push-ups. d. kickboxing.
Identify at least 2 pertinent nutrition problems and the corresponding nutrition diagnoses
What will be an ideal response?