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Question
- which diet is used for patients with heart disease?
a) high - protein b) low - cholesterol c) high - calorie d) bland
- which diet includes only clear liquids such as broth and gelatin?
a) soft diet b) clear liquid c) low - residue d) diabetic
- which nutrient provides the most concentrated source of energy?
a) fat b) carbohydrate c) protein d) water
- malnutrition results from:
a) eating too much food b) poor or unbalanced nutrition c) high - calorie diets d regular exercise
- a condition characterized by excessive body fat is:
a) malnutrition b) obesity c) bulimia d) anorexia
- the eating disorder characterized by bingeing and purging is:
a) anorexia b) bulimia c) pica d) malnutrition
- a patient recovering from surgery may need which diet?
a) high - protein b) low - protein c) low - calorie d) high - fat
Brief Explanations
- For question 12: A low - cholesterol diet helps reduce the risk of plaque buildup in arteries, which is beneficial for heart - disease patients.
- For question 13: A clear - liquid diet consists of only clear liquids like broth and gelatin.
- For question 14: Fat provides 9 calories per gram, more than carbohydrates (4 calories per gram) and proteins (4 calories per gram), making it the most concentrated source of energy.
- For question 15: Malnutrition is caused by poor or unbalanced nutrition, not just over - eating or high - calorie diets (which can be part of balanced diets in some cases) or regular exercise.
- For question 16: Obesity is defined as having excessive body fat.
- For question 17: Bulimia is characterized by bingeing (eating large amounts of food) and purging (methods to get rid of the food like vomiting).
- For question 18: A high - protein diet helps in tissue repair and recovery, which is important for a patient recovering from surgery.
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- b) Low - cholesterol
- b) Clear liquid
- a) Fat
- b) Poor or unbalanced nutrition
- b) Obesity
- b) Bulimia
- a) High - protein