Vocab
Metabolism and Ideal Weight
Eating & Digestive Disorders
Vocab #2
100

How the body breaks down food so it can be used for energy and other purposes

Metabolism

100

Hershey is very active. He exercises every day. To determine what his caloric intake should be, Hershel needs to 

a. know his body composition b. calculate his percentage of body fat c. determine his energy balance d. know his activity level

c. determine his energy balance

100

Your sister is pregnant. Before the pregnancy, she was overweight. Your sister wants to try to control her weight now and gain only 15 pounds, despite her doctor's advice. Your sister may be at risk for           a. delivering a low weight baby who could have health problems b. developing anorexia nervosa or bulimia c. developing pica d. developing digestive disorders

a. delivering a low weight baby who could have health problems

100

Frequent bowel movements that are loose and watery

Diarrhea

200

The rate at which the body uses energy when it is at rest

Basal metabolic rate (BMR)

200

Ideal body weight should be based on

a. height and weight charts b. body composition c. size of body frame d. lean mass

b. body composition 

200

Digestive problems can be caused by 

a. overeating b. a specific disease c. food intolerance   d. all of the above

d. all of the above

200

Weighing 20 percent more that ones recommended weight 

Obese

300

Weighing 10 percent more than one's recommended weight

Overweight

300

Peter is obese. He wants to lose 50 pounds. Which of the following is a safe and reasonable way to reach this goal? 

a. start a diet plan he saw advertised in a magazine    b. make an appointment with his doctor to discuss a weight loss plan c. cut all fatty foods from his diet      d. cut all snacks from his diet 

b. make an appointment with his doctor to discuss a weight-loss plan

300

A healthy and efficient way to treat a single case of constipation is to 

a. take laxatives b. consult with your doctor c. add more high fiber food to your diet d. all of the above

c. add more high-fiber food to your diet

300

Anorexia nervosa (A), bulimia (B) or both (A/B)

Constant dieting that is carried to an extreme

Anorexia nervosa (A)

400

Total body weight minus weight due to fat

Lean mass

400

Rosalind wants to gain some weight. A good way for her to do this is to 

a. eat foods high in fat b. snack often and close to meals c. begin exercising or increase her activity level d. begin taking a supplement that guarantees weight loss

c. begin exercising or increase her activity level

400

James notices that when he eats cucumbers he experiences gas and bloating along with heartburn, or indigestion. James is experiencing 

a. food allergy b. anaphylactic shock c. food intolerance d. dehydration

c. food intolerance

400

Anorexia nervosa (A), bulimia (B) or both (A/B)

Frequent use of laxatives

bulimia (B)

500

Involves eating large amounts of food over a short time

Binge

500

Susan has an allergic reaction whenever she eats foods that have been treated with sulfites. An allergic symptom Susan may experience is 

a. cramping b. tightening in the throat c. constipation d. imbalance in electrolytes 

b. tightening in the throat

500

Anorexia nervosa (A), bulimia (B) or both (A/B)

state of starvation

Anorexia nervosa (A)

500

Anorexia nervosa (A), bulimia (B) or both (A/B)

binge-purge cycle

Anorexia nervosa (A), bulimia (B) or both (A/B)

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