Question

Which of the following describes reactions in which two hydrogen atom and one orxgen atom are removed to form water?

a. they link monomers

b. they are called condensation reactions

c. they disaemble polumers

d. they form polymers.

Which of the following correctly described anabolic and catabolic reactions?

a. catabolic reactions use nutrients as fuel

b. Energy released in anabolic reactions can be used to synthesize ATP

c. Anabolic reactions produce ATP

d. An example of a catabolic reaction is converting starch to glucose.

An example of an anabolic reaction is the process of converting excess amino acids into protein for storage as muscle tissue. T or F

What factor is Most closely associated with an increased risk of developing an eating disorder?

a. exposure to media pressure to be thin

b. lack of interest in dieting

c. excess time spent with family

d. concern about having friends

What might predispose a person to developing an eating disorder?

a. a defect in a gene that helps control hunger and satiety

b. a plump female figure is viewed as an ideal body image

c. personality trait where a person feels secure, worthy and capable

d American culture that place much emphasis on intellectual pursuits

Dysorexia thin-fat syndrome and dietary chaos syndrome are terms that can be used to describe

a. binging and purging episodes

b. morbid preoccupation with weight

c. episodic eating patterns regardless of hunger

d. anorexia nervosa

Which of the following might be part of the expected treatment for a person who has been diagnosed with anorexia nervosa?

a. promotion of nutritional rehabilitation that incorporated meal planning

b. limiting dietary choice

c. achievement of ideal body weight in a rapid time frame

d. delay in any treatment until the person is ready psychologically to deal with issues

Dysorexia thin fat syndrome and dietary chaso syndrome are terms that can be used to dsecribe

a. binging and purging episodes

b. morbid preoccupation with weight

c. episodic eating patterns regardless of hunger

d. anorexia nervosa

Answer 1