Metabolism
Major Minerals
Water
Dietary Supplements
Misc.
100

Breaking down fats to fatty acids and glycogen to glucose are examples of this process.

What is catabolism?

100

This bone mineral is abundant in many foods and deficiencies are rare.

What is phosphorus?

100

All 3 of these sources count toward fluid intake.

What are water, food and other beverages?

100

A dietary ingredient that was introduced before the 1994 law is called this.  

What is GRAS?  Generally Recognized As Safe

100
Good sources of calcium include these.

What are dairy products, greens, fish, fortified milk,

200

Growth, muscle building and turning fatty acids into fat are examples of this process.

What is anabolism?

200

This mineral has an adequate intake of 1000 mg per day for adults ages 19-50 years old.

What is calcium?

200

Fluid needs are based on these factors.  

What are losses through urine, perspiration, respiration, feces?

200

Biotin is helps support hair, skin and nails.

What is a structure/function claim?

200

The highest source of sodium from this list:

1 oz potato chips

broccoli

diet soda

1 tbsp teriyaki sauce

What is teriyaki sauce?

300

The anaerobic pathway that breaks down glucose into pyruvate and produces 2 ATP.

What is glycolysis?

300

This mineral in excess or deficiency states can cause abnormal heart rhythms, muscle weakness, reduced insulin production.

What is potassium?

300
When fluid needs are higher, this hormone is produced to help reduce fluid output and maintain blood pressure.

What is ADH (anti-diuretic hormone)?

300

Adequate calcium intake can help prevent osteoporosis.

What is a health claim?

300

A supplements facts panel will include these components.  

What are 

•Serving size

•Percent Daily Value (DV)

•Dietary ingredients

•Nondietary components

•May include cautionary statements about potential side effects

400

The amount of ATP that is produced by all  3 metabolic pathways.

What is 34-38 ATP?

400

This mineral in higher than recommended amounts causes high blood pressure.

What is sodium?

400

Signs of dehydration.

What are nausea, dizziness, concentrated urine, elevated temperature?

400

Scientific evidence is weak but suggests that EGCG from green tea can reduce risk of cancer.

What is a qualified health claim?

400

These two "seals"  on a supplement label indicate the product has been independently tested and is of high quality.

What are NSF and USP?

500

The loss of an electron is called this.

What is oxidation?

500

Most Americans do not get enough of this bone mineral that is found in greens, nuts, and whole grains that helps absorb calcium and is involved in over 300 chemical reactions.

What is magnesium?

500

This condition results from excess water intake and in adequate solutes.  It causes swelling on the brain, confusion, nausea and bloating.

What is hyponatremia?

500
Examples of substances that can be classified as dietary supplements.

What are enzymes, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, herbs?

500
This study was stopped due to excess harm from supplementation of vitamin A and beta-carotene.

What is the CARET study?