Electrolyte imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, impaired thermoregulation, and growth of lanugo are some of the outcomes associated with

A. binge eating.
B. bulimia nervosa.
C. anorexia nervosa.
D. muscle dysmorphia.


C

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Match the correct answer with the appropriate term.

_______ 1. The alcohol form of vitamin A _______ 2. Promotes vision _______ 3. Blindness caused by severe vitamin A deficiency _______ 4. Green pigment of plants _______ 5. Abnormal drying of the skin due to vitamin A deficiency _______ 6. Vitamin A precursor found in plants _______ 7. Another name for vitamin D _______ 8. Disease characterized by bowed legs and beaded ribs _______ 9. Soft bones caused by Vitamin D deficiency in adults _______ 10. A vitamin D-dependent transport protein _______ 11. Defends the body against free radicals _______ 12. Breaking open of red blood cells due to vitamin E deficiency _______ 13. Food source rich in vitamin E _______ 14. A subgroup of vitamin E _______ 15. Substance that promotes blood clotting _______ 16. Hereditary disease not caused or cured by vitamin K _______ 17. Kills vitamin K-producing bacteria in the intestine _______ 18. Calcium-binding protein in bones _______ 19. Vitamin K1 _______ 20. Food source of vitamin K a. Xerosis b. Rickets c. Chlorophyll d. Tocopherols e. Beta-carotene f. Vitamin A g. Vitamin E h. Vitamin K i. Calciferol j. Hemophilia k. Antibiotics l. Osteomalacia m. Calbindin n. Xerophthalmia o. Osteocalcin p. Phylloquinone q. Wheat germ oil r. Erythrocyte hemolysis s. Cabbage t. Retinol

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Perishable foods should be held either below ________ °F or above ________ °F.

A. 51, 75 B. 41, 135 C. 181, 212 D. 32, 98

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Body mass index calculations account for gender differences

a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Small reduction in zinc-containing enzymes

a. No deficiency b. Sub-clinical deficiency c. Clinical deficiency

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