Ketonemia is defined as an elevation of ____.?
A) ?ketones in the blood
B) ?ketones in the urine
C) ?alpha-ketoglutarate in the blood
D) ?alpha-ketoglutarate in the urine
A
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a. raw fish b. shellfish c. raw produce d. unpasteurized milk e. under-heated, contaminated foods stored in airtight containers
Deborah, age 24, is a Caucasian woman who is attending her first prenatal appointment with the clinic obstetrician. Deborah is single and employed in a minimum-wage job with limited financial resources. She resides with her mother. In the first month of her pregnancy, Deborah has experienced mild nausea but no vomiting, and has had a ravenous appetite. Because she works as a waitress, she has
access to balanced meals at breakfast and lunch, whereas at home she and her mother primarily eat ready-to-eat dinners, and occasionally make a home-cooked meal. She is a well-appearing, normal-weight woman with no known medical conditions. She is taking no medications except for an over-the-counter prenatal vitamin-mineral supplement, which she began on her own the day she administered her pregnancy self-test two weeks ago. She does not smoke or drink alcohol. Because she does not own a car, she walks about four miles a day; however, she has been very tired and may need to decrease the number of shifts she works at the restaurant if that continues. By reading the clinic brochure on prenatal nutrition, Deborah discovers that she can "kill two birds with one stone" by eating more _____, which is a good source of both iron and zinc, minerals that might be lacking in the average pregnant woman's diet. a. meat b. yogurt c. salad vegetables d. citrus fruits
Which is true regarding variable pay? a. The bonus programs are only offered to executives
b. This type of program is limited to sales jobs. c. Base salaries are often lower. d. Some workers could be laid off in a bad year.
Which nutrient is classified as a micronutrient?
a. minerals b. proteins c. alcohols d. carbohydrates e. fats