What are …?
Water
Minerals
Quick Questions
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100

What are the two main regulators of iron in the body?

Ferritin and Hepcidin

100

Water is so vital to the body that a person cannot go how long without it?

Three to five days

100

T/F: Chromium and manganese known to cause allergic reactions?

False

100

Minerals are most abundant in what type of foods?

Plant and animal based foods

100

What is the recommended intake for sodium in adults? (in mg)

Anything less than 2,300 mg/day 

200

What are the two key roles of copper in the body?

Iron metabolism and Neural activity

200

Because water can dissolve many substances, it is referred to as what?

The universal solvent 

200

What is the main factor that affect Zinc absorption?

Type of food (animal based or plant based)

200

Bone mass is kept stable through a process called what?

Bone remodeling

200

What is the name of the major mineral that is important to physiological processes such as energy metabolism and enzyme function?

Magnesium

300

What are the two major functions of selenium in the body?

Reduction-oxidation reactions and thyroid function

300

T/F: Women have more water volume in their bodies than men. 

False

300

What population does dental fluorosis affect the most?

Small children due to lack of supervision while teeth brushing

300

The best sources of calcium are in what type of foods?

Dairy products

300

What is the recommended intake for chloride in adults? (in mg)

2,300 mg/day

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