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EXAM HUN1201-17 1 Session 1 Study Guide: Chapter 1: 1. Be able to explain nutrition, wellness, and Healthy people 2010. 2. Explain the different types of nutrients. Everything the book says about them. a. Carbohydrates b. Proteins c. Lipids d. Vitamins e. Minerals f. Water 3. Explain the components of the DRI. Be able to define. 4. How do we assess and classify nutritional status and deficiencies? 5. Know how to...
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EXAM HUN1201-17 1
Session 1 Study Guide:
Chapter 1:
1. Be able to explain nutrition, wellness, and Healthy people 2010.
2. Explain the different types of nutrients. Everything the book says about them.
a. Carbohydrates
b. Proteins
c. Lipids
d. Vitamins
e. Minerals
f. Water
3. Explain the components of the DRI. Be able to define.
4. How do we assess and classify nutritional status and deficiencies?
5. Know how to calculate calories and how the percentage relates to AMDR.
Chapter 2:
1. What are the different of components healthful diets and food labels?
2. What are the key recommendations of the dietary guidelines for Americans?
3. What are the key recommendations addressed by Mypyramid/MyPlate?
Chapter 13 and 13.5:
1. How do we assess and classify body weight? What factors influence body
weight?
2. What types of weight loss diets and treatments are available for obesity?
3. Know the theories as well as the different hormones affecting weight.
4. Be able to explain disordered eating and eating disorders.
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