Digestion
Carbohydrates
Nutritional Science
Healthy Diet
Food Labels & Foundational Concepts
100

A physiological drive for nonspecific foods is known as 

Hunger 
100

What is the body's preferred fuel source? 

Glucose

100

An educated guess is also known as a 

hypothesis

100

Consuming different foods from each of the food groups on a regular basis is also known as 

Variety

100

Proteins provide how many calories per gram?

4 calories

200

Increasing fiber and water is one treatment to help with this GI condition.  

Constipation

200

What is the primary source of added sugar in the US diet?

Sugar Sweetened Beverages

200

Which healthcare professional is the most trustworthy source of nutrition information?  

A Registered Dietitian

200

What is the name of the current food guide used to depict the Dietary Guidelines? 

MyPlate

200

Adding nutrients to restore those that were lost in processing is known as  

Enrichment
300

Carbohydrate polymers are broken down into what type of monomer?

Glucose

300

These complex carbohydrates are found in grains, legumes and root vegetables.  

Starches

300

Correlation does not equal

Causation
300

The ______ provide science-based advice on what to eat and drink to promote health, reduce chronic disease and meet nutrient needs 

Dietary Guidelines for Americans

300

Percent daily values are based on a ______ calorie diet

2000

400

Chemical breakdown of carbohydrates begins in which organ? 

The mouth

400

The stored form of glucose in the liver is known as

Glycogen

400

This type of study looks for health patterns among populations 

Epidemiological Studies

400

What is the AMDR (Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range) for carbohydrates?

45-65%

400

Which two nutrients are essential for body functions but are needed in smaller amounts? 

Vitamins and minerals

500

_____ secreted by accessory organs like the pancreas and gallbladder help to breakdown foods.  

Enzymes

500

What is the Adequate Intake of fiber for adult women? 

25 grams

500

What is the strongest type of study in the hierarchy of scientific evidence?  

Meta Analysis & Systematic Review

500

EAR or Estimated Average Requirements are expect to satisfy the needs of what percentage of people in a particular age group?

50%

500

Adding nutrients that didn't originally exist in the food product is known as 

Fortification