True or False

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True or False

• Obesity is defined as a BMI greater than 30?

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• True
• Obesity is defined as greater than 30.

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True or False

• An acceptable waist to hip ratio for males is 0.80

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• False
• An acceptable waist to hip ratio for females is
  0.8

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• Increasing amounts of the sugar lactose in the US
  diet is believed to be one of the major causes of
  obesity?

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• False
• Increasing amounts of the sugar fructose is
  believed to be one of major causes of obesity

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True or False

• All of the artificial sweeteners on the US market
  can be considered to have no calories.

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• True

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• Obesity increases the risk of Type 1 diabetes?

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• False
• Obesity increases the risk of type 2 diabetes

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• The hormone considered to be the most sensitive
  to the glycemic index of food is ghrelin?

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• False
• The hormone considered to be the most sensitive
  to the glycemic index of food is?

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• The current recommended surgical treatment for
  morbidly obese patients is ______________?

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• Gastric bypass or gastric banding

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True or False

• While you are taking this examination, the main
  source of ATP for your hand an am that you are
  using to write this examination is anaerboic
  oxidation of fatty acids?

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• False
• Aerobic

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• The most sensitive method for obtaining a dose
  response curve for a vitamin is determined of
  serum levels.

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• True

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• The oxidation level of retinol that is a ligand
  for the RAR and RXR receptors retinoic acid

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• True
• The oxidation level of retinol that is a ligand
  for the RAR and RXR receptors is retinoic acid

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• Retina is the colored (yellow ) form of vitamin A
  found in plants.

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• False
• Beta Carotene is the coloured (yellow) form of
  vitamin A found in plants.

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• Chronic hypervitaminosis A can cause nontraumatic
  rib facture.

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• False
• Chronic hypervitaminosis A can cause nontraumatic
  HIP factures.

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• The hormone produced in the kidneys that
  regulates calcium transport across the intestinal
  mucosa is 1,25-dihydroxy cholecalciferol

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• True
• The hormone produced in the kidneys that
  regulates calcium transport across the intestinal
  mucosa is 1,25-dihydroxy cholecalciferol

27

• Removal of the parathyroid gland causes
  hypercalcemia

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• False
• Removal of the parathyroid gland causes
  hypocalcemia

29

• Methotrexate inhibits generation of the active
  forms of cyanocobalamin

30

• False
• Methotrexate inhibits generation of the active
  forms of folic acid

31

• A 400 Calorie (kcal) liquid protein diet is a
  widely used diet for individuals with BMIs
  between 26 - 29

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• False
• A 400 Calorie (kcal) liquid protein diet is a

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• A vitamins UL is the dose where toxicities are
  readily observed?

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• False
• A vitamins UL is the dose just before toxicities
  are readily observed.

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• The RDA value for a vitamin is the amount of
  vitamin needed by 50 percent of the individuals
  in a defined group.

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• True
• EAR 2 STD ????

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• A vitamin dose-response curve is an example of
  nutrition science.

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• True
• A vitamin dose response curve is an example of
  nutrition science

39

• Vitamin A prevents blindness in infants and
  children?

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• True
• Vitamin A prevents blindness in infants and
  children.

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• The FDAs daily Value (DV) for vitamin A is 1500
  mcg which is within the adult RDA range for this
  vitamin.

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• False
• Above
• The FDAs daily Value (DV) for vitamin A is 1500
  mcg which is above the adult RDA range for this
  vitamin.

43

• The rhodopsin cycle takes place in dim light in
  the cones of the eye?

44

• False
• The rhodopsin cycle takes place in dim lght in
  the RODS of the eye.

45

• Absence of this vitamin produces goose bump or
  acne like appearances?

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• Vitamin A.

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• Rank the following sources of vitamin A in terms
  of bioavailability.
• A. Beta-Caroteine in capsules
• B. Retinol palmitate in calves liver
• C. Beta-Caroteine in carrots
• D. Reinol palmitate in vitamin capsule

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• NAFC (Not A FUCKING CLUE)
• 1. D
• 2. A
• 3. B
• 4. C

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• True or False

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• True or False
• Ergocalciferol is considered equivalent to
  cholecalciferol.

51

• True
• Ergocalciferol is considered equivalent to
  cholecalciferol.

52

• True or False
• The water soluble commercial form of
• a-tocopherol is the acetate ester.

53

• False
• The water soluble commercial form of
  alpha-tocopherol is the hemisuccinate

54

• Dr. Steenbock demonstrated that irradiation of
  certain foods would produce diets that prevented
  (name of the disease)

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• Rickets

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• Most calcium is excreted in the

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• Feces

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• Of the three hormones that control calcium
  concentration, the one that acts on the most
  sites including at least two effects on the
  kidney is

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• Parathyroid or PTH

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• Chronic administration of drugs that interfere
  with lipid absorption in the intestinal tract
  might lead to deficiences of (names of vitamins)

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• Cholecalciferol/Ergocalciferol/D3/D2
• Alpha-tocopherol
• Phytonadine (K1)
• Retinol palmitate/retinol acetate/ retinol

62

• Write the numbers of the asymmetric (chiral)
  carbons of vitamin E that make its
  stereochemistry so complex?

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• 2, 4 and 8 from structure I
• Think double 2
• 2 2
• 2x24 4
• 2x2x28 8

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• a-Carotene

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• What was Professor Steenbocks (University of
  Wisconsin) key discovery that answered the
  question about fish oil and plant sources of
  vitamin A?

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• Steenbock pointed that the vitamin A potency of
  certain plant sources seemed to run parallel with
  the amount of yellow, fat soluble pigments
  present in them.

75

• Of all the various ways to determine a vitamins
  DRI, which one of the newer methods appears to
  provide the most accurate information to arrive
  at a reliable DRI?

76

• Biochemical activity usually a coenzyme role
• Direct determination of the concentration in
  serum or plasma.

77

• There are several ways to develop a vitamin
  deficiency. Keeping in mind the potential to
  store a several month supply of vitamin A, how
  might a person develop a vitamin A deficiency?

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• If you were to put someone in well for say
  greater than nine months (or until they were thin
  enough) then they would deplete the vitamin A
  levels.
• Long term malnutrition, possibly involving
  protein malnutrition preventing synthesis of
  adequate amounts of RBP sever liver disease,
  intestinal malabsorption.

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• The are several characteristics for a vitamin.
  Name two that definitely apply to vitamin A other
  than it being organic (4 pts)

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• (A) Essential, normal component of diet, required
  for a biochemical function, normal constituent of
  the diet.,

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True or False

• The artificial sweetener derived from
  carbohydrate is aspartame?

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• FaLse
• The artificial sweetener derived from peptide or
  amino acids or protein is aspartame.

83

• The thrifty gene model is one explanation why
  certain ethic groups are at increased risk of
  developing obesity?

84

• True
• Why J-Lo has a nice ass
• (No pictures of J-Los ass because I would get in
  trouble.

85

• As a person ages, the number of calories required
  to maintain the individuals weight increases.

86

• False as a person ages, the number of calories
  required to maintain the individuals weight
  decreases.
• In class we pointed out that as individuals age
  their muscle mass decreases resulting in less
  caloric needs.

87

• The daily adult female-male RDA range for vitamin
  A is 700-900 µg

88

• True
• The daily adult female-male RDA range for vitamin
  A is 700 -900 µg.

89

• The most rapidly absorbed form of vitamin A is an
  oil-based retinol acetate dosage form.

90

• False
• The most rapidly absorbed form of vitamin A is an
  aqueous or emulsion retinol acetate dosage form.

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• The form of vitamin A required for visual process
  is 11-cis-retinol acetate.

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• False
• The form of vitamin A required for the visual
  process is 11-cis-retinal

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• Starting with the following structure, draw the
  form of vitamin A that is a ligand for the RAR
  receptor.

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• Replace the alcohol with a carboxylic acid
  forming retinoic acid.

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• Lean Cusine contains 180 Calories (kcal) per
  serving. Forty percent of these calories is the
  protein. How many grams of protein are in a
  serving of this product?

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• (180)(.4) 72 Cal
• 72 Cal / 4 Cal 18 gm protein

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Vitamin A Study Guide

• What are the advantage of Vitamin A esters in
  dosage forms?

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• Vitamin A esters are more readily absorbed in the
  intestine than carotenes are.

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• What is the role of Vitamin A in the visual
  process?

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• Vitamin A is required for vision
• Part of the visual pigments in the rods
• Vit A deficiencies can cause night blindness and
  xerophthalmia

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• Retinoic acid receptors are __________

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• Nuclear receptors
• What are the nuclear receptors

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• RARa,ß,? (ligand trans-retinoic acid)
• RXRa,ß,? (ligand 9-cis-retinoic acid)

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• What is the role of Vit A in cell differentiation?

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• Required for cell differentiation in the
  developing embryo
• Retinoic acid is now considered a hormone and
  plays a vital role in cell differentiation in
  embryos
• Deficiencies affect cells of the skin, cornea,
  lungs, and digestive tract

107

• What are symptoms and occurances of
  hypervitaminosis A and hypercarotenosis?

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• HA
• Vertigo
• Diarrhea
• Nausea
• Vomiting

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• Hypervitaminosis A Chronic symptoms?

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• Fatigue
• Malaise
• Lethargy
• The list goes on an on

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• What are the three dosage forms of Vitamin A?

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• Retinol
• Retinol Acetate
• Retinol Palmitate

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• Dietary forms of vitamin A?

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• Fish and animal liver
• Carotene containing veggies
• Fortified milk
• Genetically modified rice

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Obesity
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• What are the many causes of obesity?

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• Excess adipose tissue
• Shift in eating habits
• Social class
• Hormone Imbalances

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• Why do overweight children have problems
  maintaining their weight as adults?

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• Adipocyte numbers stay constant
• The more adipocytes that are created during
  youth, the more weight control problems will
  occur in the future
• Basically adipose tissue is like a storage that
  that increases. The bigger it is the easier to
  fill up.

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• What is the thrifty gene model?

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• Basically evolution selected individuals who
  could best store fat and then breed. Skinny women
  died off. Our bodies are constantly under the
  assumption that a famine is approaching and
  therefore our bodies want to hold on to fat
  tighter.

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• Name Three Reasons for the increase in the number
  of obese people.

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• Increased caloric consumption
• Increased sedentary behavior
• Genetics can cause overweight parents to produce
  overweight kids.

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• Potential role of peroxisomes and
  hormonal/cytokine control?

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• Types of PPARs?

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• PPARalpha
• PPaRbeta
• PPARgamma

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• What does PPAR alpha do?

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• Found in cardiac cells and other gluconeogenic
  organs

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• What is the equation for BMI

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• My BMI is 35 according to the BMI scale how fat
  am I?

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• Obese

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• My BMI is 19.2 how fat am I?

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• Normal weight
• Normal weight
• 18.5-24.9

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• What is considered overweight but not obese?

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• What is considered overweight but not obese?
• 25-29.9

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• What is considered underweight according to the
  BMI?

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• What are the waist to hip ratios for men and
  women?

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• Men
• Women

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• People with apple shapped bodies are more likely
  to suffer what diseases?

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• Apple shaped bodies are more prone to?
• Type 2 Diabetes,
• Hypercholesterolemia,
• Cardiovascular disease.

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• What is the definition of nutrition science?

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• The emphasis is on science which uses the
  scientific method to reach conclusions
• 1. Determine the dose to prevent a nutritional
  deficiency.
• 2. Determine the dose to cause a toxic response.

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• What is the definition of nutrition policy?

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• This is the approach used to determine the dose
  required to maintain well being.

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• What are some causes of nutrient deficiencies?

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• Inadequate ingestion usually from a poor diet.
• Inadequate absorption
• Inadequate utilization
• Increased requirements

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• RDA stands for?

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• Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDA)

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• The last official set of reference values were in
  the year _________?

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• 1989

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• What do the following acronyms mean?
• 1. EAR
• 2. RDA
• 3. AI
• 4.UL

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• 1. EAR Estimated Average Requirement
• The intakes that meets the estimated nutrient
  need of 50 of the individuals in that group.
• Based on a median rather than a mean.

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• 2. Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA)
• RDA EAR 2SDEAR
• Covers 97.5 of people

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• 3. AI adequate Intake (AI)
• Derived from MEAN intakes

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• UL Tolerable Upper Intake Level
• The maximum intake by an individual that is
  UNLIKELY to pose risks of adverse health effects
  in almost all (97 to 98 percent) individuals.

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• What vitamins covered at this point do not have
  an EAR but instead an AI level?

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• D and K

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• True or false vitamins fall under the Food
  portion of the Food and Drug Cosmetic Act.

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• True.

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• What is the name of the act that makes it so
  manufacturers need not prove efficacy?

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• DSHEA act
• Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of
  1994.

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• What does leptin do?

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• This cytokine (adipokine) is synthesized
  primarily in adipose tissue and released from
  that tissue.
• It travels to the hypothalamus to inform the
  body about the quantity of fat stores in the body.

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• What does Resistin do?

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• It maintains blood glucose levels during fasting.
  
• Resisten the urge to Eat
• And some times

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• What does Ghrelin do?

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• Ghrelin is secreted in a pulsatile manner.
• It is released when food is needed and then falls
  off with the intake of food.
• It is elevated in patients on low calorie diets
  causing to desire food.
• Its production is reduced after gastric bypass
  surgery which may explain satiation in these
  patients.

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• Salatrim (Nabisco) is the underlying chemistry
  for this product?

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• Salatrim (Nabisco)
• stearic acid and short chain fatty acids

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• Olestra

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• Sucrose fatty acid

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• Simplese

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• Protein
• 1.5 calories/gm

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• Saccharin

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• Carbohydrate
• Sulfimide

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• Aspartame

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• Protein/AminoAcid

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• What is Sucralose (Splenda)

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• Carbohydrate

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• Neotame

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• Amino Acids/protein

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• At rest, the body prefers to metabolize _______

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• Lipid

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• Sudden increase in physical activity, body
  metabolizes _______

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• Carbohydrate

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• Most valid diets tend towards __________ and
  _____________ for several reasons.

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• Complex carbohydrate
• High Bulk

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• When should a person on a diet take a vitamin
  mineral supplement.

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• For people on a diet of 1,200 Calories or less.

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• What does a high glycemic index food do?

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• Rapidly digested forming glucose.

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• What is the glycemic load?

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• Glycemic load
• (glycemic index)(gm CHO consumed
• 100

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• What are the characteristics of valid diet?

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• Weight loss averages 1 2 lbs per week
• It recognizes that the persons former excess
  weight will return unless the person monitors
  what is eaten and maintains an active life style.
  
• Mentions physically activity

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• What are some of the characteristics of a fad
  diet?

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• Magic or miracle foods that burn fat
• Bizarre quantities of only one food or type of
  food
• Rigid menus limited selection of foods
• Specific combinations
• Rapid weight loss 2lbs per week
• No emphasis on physical activity

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• What is characteristics of the Pritikin Diet?

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• High fruits/vegs
• Limited Fat
• Non-fat dairy
• Devoid of cholesterol
• Main protein source if fish
• Eat small amounts several times a day

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• How is the Pritikin diet different than the
  Ornish diet?

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• Ornish ? exercise
• Ornish ? lacking protein source from fish ie. The
  cardiac protective effects of polyunsaturated
  vegetable oils including omega-3 and -6 fatty
  acids from fish and nuts.

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• Out of the Atkins, Zone, LEARN, and Ornish diets
  which has the best outcomes

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• Atkins Diet generally showed better outcomes HDL,
  LDL, triglycerides, blood pressure and body fat
  when compared with the other diets.

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• Bariatric surgery has shown to improve the
  following conditions?

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• 61.2 Lost excess weight
• 76.8 Type 2 diabetes completely resolved
• 70 Hyperlipidemia improved
• 61.7 Hypertension resolved
• 85.7 Obstructive sleep apnea resolved

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• What day do you not want to have bariatric
  surgery?

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• New surgen July 2nd

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• Of the following what does liposuction improve?

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• None of the Following!!!! Sorry about that!
• Just testing you..
• Plasma glucose
• Insulin resistance
• Hyperlipidemia
• Hypertension
• Onset of type 2 diabetes

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• When does Oregon Health Plan Cover Bariatric
  Surgery?

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• January 1, 2008

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• Here is my condition, I want to know if I am
  eligible for bariatic surgery
• Age 24
• BMI 37.3 Obese

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• NO because I mention nothing about type II
  diabetes. I must have type 2 diabetes.

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• Restrictions on Oregon health Plan for Bariatric
  Surgery

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• Patients must be 18 years old
• Diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
• Body Mass Index above 35
• Must be preformed a recognized center of
  excellence.

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• Should I commit suicide because my BMI is 30.

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• A person may not have to be concerned even if the
  height weight tables or the persons BMI indicates
  being overweight.

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• What is metabolic syndrome X?

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• Also known as Insulin Resistance Syndrome.
• Criteria
• Abdominal obesity
• Low HDL
• Elevated Blood glucose
• Hypertension

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• How many lbs does it take to gain a lb of fat lb?

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• 7,000 calories to gain
• How many to burn off one lb?

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• 3,500 calories

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• What does PPARa do?

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• Found in tissues with a high capacity for fatty
  acid oxidation

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• What does PPARß do?

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• Activated by fatty acids but not well understood.

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• What does PPAR? do?

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• Found in white adipose tissue and immune cells.
  Considered the master regulator pf adipocyte
  differentiation.
• Stimulates storage of fatty acids in adipose
  tissue
• Fatt? Receptor!!!!!

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• People with type II diabetes have decreased
  expression of what PPAR? coactivator?

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• PCG-1

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• Where do Actos and Avandia bind?

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• Actos and Avandia bind at the PPAR? receptor.

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• Insulin is required for?

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• Transport of glucose into muscle and adipose
  tissue
• And..

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• Required for release of dietary triglycerides
  from chylomicrons and endogenous triglycerides
  from VLDL
• Hypertriglyceridemia is one of the complications
  seen in uncontrolled diabetes
• AND???

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• Proper function of the PPAR? site of insulin
  resistance in forms of diabetes

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• Orlistat inhibits lipase in the intestinal tract
  preventing triglyceride digestion and absorption
  What multivitamin would you want to supplement.

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• Vitamins
• KADE
• Vitamin K
• Vitamin A
• Vitamin D
• Vitamin E

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• What is mesotherapy?

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• Several Subcutaneous injections
• Melt Fat Away
• Requires diet and exercise.

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• Name one Alternate Medicine for weight loss.

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• Hoodia
• Decreases appetite.

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• Describe the New Beverly Hills Diet.

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• Basically combining foods to prevent fatty build
  up
• 15 lbs in 35 days.

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• Sugar Busters

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• Sugar and Insulin make you fat
• Decrease sugar content in food

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• Zone Diet
• Protein 30
• CHO 40
• Fat 30
• Basically correct insulin imbalance. To prevent
  weight gain

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• South Beach Diet

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• No eat High Glycemic index foods
• Low carbohydrate diet.

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• Ornish Diet

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• Essentially low fat, vegetarian diet
• Exercise included
• No Omega

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• True or False
• The RDA for alpha-tocopherol is based on a groups
  polyunsaturated fatty acid intake.

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• True

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