End of Unit 2 Nutrition & Wellness

Every time John passes a test in school, he likes to reward himself with a piece of candy. This is an example of

• appetite

• hunger

• environment health

• social influences

• reinforcement theory

Marcus just finished his first marathon. He is ravenous and consumed an entire plate of pasta. This is an example of

• appetite

• hunger

• environment health

• social influences

• gluttony

------------ are at the greatest risk for osteoporosis

• Children

• Infant

• Older Adults

• Older Men

• Older Women

To improve the typical American diet of the average adult, one should

• decrease fish and fruits

• decrease saturated fat and salt

• increase salt

• increase saturated fat and vegetables

• increase whole grains and salt

Ronald is concerned about exposure to antibiotics and hormones in our food supply. Which type of wellness does this affect?

• emotional health

• environmental health

• physical health

• social health

• spiritual health

Which is an example of a drug–nutrient interaction?

• bacterial overgrowth

• changes in absorption

• decreased sense of smell

• poor appetite

• reduced acuity of taste sensation

Megan, a 61-year-old woman, is homebound and is in need of nutritious meals. Which program would you recommend?

• Affordable Care Act

• congregate meals

• Meals on Wheels

• Special Milk Program

• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

Which allergic condition is potentially life-threatening?

(a)  

Identify the positive stress.

• planning a vacation

• team conflicts

• failing an exam

• starting college

• meeting your idol

Identify the negative stress.

• planning a vacation

• team conflicts

• failing an exam

• starting college

• job insecurity