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QUESTION 50

1. Your girlfriend seems quite thin and is a cheerleader so she gets plenty of exercise. She hardly seems to eat when you go out though, and in addition to team practices, she spends a great deal of time exercising and expresses concern about her weight. Which eating disorder might you suspect?

   	A.	Obesity
   	B.	Binge-eating disorder
   	C.	Bulimia nervosa
   	D.	Not so much an eating disorder as just an obsession
   	E.	Anorexia nervosa

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QUESTION 51

1. Which of the following are made of inorganic molecules and are required for health, but in very small quantities?

   	A.	Vitamins
   	B.	Proteins
   	C.	Minerals
   	D.	Carbohydrates
   	E.	Fats

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QUESTION 52

1. Which of the following information about the pancreas is most accurate?

   	A.	The pancreas is an accessory organ that isn't really necessary for digestion.
   	B.	The pancreas neutralizes stomach acid and secretes enzymes into the small intestine to digest proteins, fats, and carbohydrates.
   	C.	The pancreas neutralizes stomach acid and secretes enzymes into the large intestine to digest proteins, fats, and carbohydrates.
   	D.	The pancreas secretes enzymes into the small intestine that digest proteins and fats.
   	E.	The pancreas neutralizes stomach acid and secretes bile into the small intestine to break down fats.

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QUESTION 53

1. Which of the following would you eat if you wanted a steady supply of energy over a longer period of the day?

   	A.	Fiber
   	B.	Simple sugars
   	C.	Fatty acids
   	D.	Simple proteins
   	E.	Complex carbohydrates

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QUESTION 54

1. Bones support the body and protect soft parts, and what else do they do?

   	A.	Produce enzymes that break down proteins
   	B.	Produce neural cells
   	C.	Produce amino acids to build necessary proteins
   	D.	Store minerals and produce blood cells
   	E.	Store fat

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QUESTION 55

1. Which are the likely consequences of insufficient fat in the diet of a victim of an eating disorder?

   	A.	Weight loss
   	B.	Bone thinning
   	C.	Disruption of the menstrual cycle
   	D.	Sterility
   	E.	All of the above

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QUESTION 56

1. What is the role of the large intestine?

   	A.	To absorb nutrients from carbohydrates, proteins, and fats into the bloodstream
   	B.	Just as storage for indigestible waste material prior to elimination
   	C.	To provide enzymes for the final breakdown of otherwise indigestible fiber
   	D.	To break proteins down into amino acids for absorption into the bloodstream
   	E.	To absorb water, salts, and some vitamins into the blood stream, and to hold waste prior to elimination

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QUESTION 57

1. If your roommate hardly seems to eat, but you notice she buys a lot of unhealthy groceries which do seem to disappear, and she seems to be gaining weight, which eating disorder might you suspect?

   	A.	Bulimia nervosa
   	B.	Anorexia nervosa
   	C.	Binge-eating disorder
   	D.	Obesity
   	E.	Not so much an eating disorder as a lack of personal responsibility

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QUESTION 58

1. Which of the following reduces stress hormones, increases beneficial endorphins which reduce pain and elevate your mood, and increases the effectiveness of the immune system cells?

   	A.	Melatonin
   	B.	Exercise
   	C.	Laughter
   	D.	Sleep
   	E.	a balanced diet

Answer 1

50.The correct option is B) Binge-eating disorder

51.The correct option is c) Mineral.

52.The correct option is B) the pancreas neutralizes stomach acid and secretes enzymes into the small intestine to digest proteins,fat and carbohydrates.

53.The correct option is E) complex carbohydrates

54.The correct option is D) store minerals and produce blood cells.

55.The correct option is E) All of the above.

56.The correct answer is option E) To absorb water, salts,and some vitamins into the bloodstream and to hold waste prior to elimination.

57.The correct answer is option E) Not so much an eating diaodisorder as a lack of personal responsibility.

58.The correct answer is option c) Laughter.