The laboratory analysis of a blood or urine sample to determine how much of a certain nutrient is present in the sample is an example of a(n)__________
A) anthropometric measurement
B) biochemical measurement
C) clinical assessment
D) dietary assessment
B
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What can be concluded from the results of research on vitamin E supplementation?
a. There is not enough evidence to recommend taking supplements to prevent heart disease. b. Sufficient evidence exists to recommend that everyone over 40 should take a supplement. c. Large doses are more beneficial than low doses. d. All people who have had a heart attack should take a supplement.
All public water in the United States is fluoridated
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Magnesium is known to be involved in all of the following EXCEPT
a. blood clotting. b. muscle contraction. c. prevention of dental caries. d. production of red blood cells.
Recall that Dr. David Holben, the nutrition professor featured at the beginning of this chapter, changed his major from chemistry to nutrition soon after going to college. Now is also a good time for you to determine which field of study suits you best. What other majors might be of interest to you? How would you find out about their requirements?