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Worksheetsnutrition through the lifespan REVIEW
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Children need to have large portions of food in order to grow more healthy and strong
True
False
The life cycle can be defined as movement from one stage of development to the next.
True
False
Teens don’t need to worry too much about eating too healthy because it doesn’t affect their bodies until later
True
False
If adults eat the same amount of food as when they were younger, they are likely to
Lose weight
Gain weight
maintain weight
Dietary fiber plays a large role in having a healthy lifestyle
True
False
Type I diabetes is also called adult onset diabetes
True
False
Females are at a higher risk of developing Osteoporosis.
true
False
Which mineral is deficient in the body when a person is diagnosed with anemia?
Calcium
magnesium
Copper
iron
Bone density is developed during the first 25 years of life.
True
False
Which is NOT a risk factor for Heart Disease?
Genetics
Diet
Excessive fiber
overweight
Which nutrient helps in the prevention of osteoporosis?
Vit C
Folate
Iron
Calcium
Which vitamin helps the body absorb iron?
Vitamin B-10
Vitamin D
Vitamin C
Vitamin B-6
Stress is a risk factor for Heart Disease.
False
True
Which disease is primarily caused by not getting enough fiber?
Type 1 Diabetes r
Colon Cancer
Type 2 Diabetes
Anemia
Teens can eat whatever they want because they need an increase in calories more than they need nutrient dense foods
True
False
Which 2 nutrients are especially important for teens?
Iron and calcium
Vitiamin C Iron
Calcium and Vit D
The main energy source for athletes should be
carbs
protien
fats
Small servings and regular snacks are most helpful and better than heavy meals due to small stomach and large energy needs.
Young adulthood
Childhood
Older Adulthood
Adolescence
Increased need to include more nutrient dense foods due to lack of desire to eat or prepare foods.
Young adulthood
Childhood
Older Adulthood
Adolescence
