The brain and brain cells, if destroyed by bilirubin deposits, will _____
a. regenerate in nearly all cases
b. regenerate in roughly half the cases
c. regenerate haphazardly, leading to brain cancer
d. not regenerate
e. regenerate immediately
d
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Which of the following accurately describes phosphorus as it relates to nutrition?
a. Rich sources include fresh vegetables b. Dietary deficiencies are virtually unknown c. Soft drinks reduce absorption d. Toxicity is common among vegetarians and causes kidney failure e. Eggs and milk are relatively poor sources
Some large proteins, including the immune-supporting antibodies found in breast milk, are absorbed through the process of
A) passive diffusion. B) enterocytosis. C) facilitated diffusion. D) endocytosis.
Which of the following functions has a requirement for thiamin?
a. Blood coagulation b. Formation of red blood cells c. Energy release from energy-yielding nutrients d. Formation of epithelial cell mucopolysaccharides e. Production of histamine
Patient X presents with the following signs and symptoms: elevated blood alcohol level; pain, paresthesia, and numbness in the hands and feet; and atrophy of calf muscles and weakness. What primary and/or secondary nutrient deficiency is the patient is most likely experiencing related to excessive alcohol intake?
a. Iron b. Pyridoxine c. Folic acid d. Thiamin