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Study Guide for Chapter 9 (Major Minerals and Water)

A 60-year-old man has been diagnosed with osteopenia he is most likely to have
A state of calcium deficiency in the blood stimulates:
All of the following are controllable risk factors for osteoporosis EXCEPT:
All of the following are symptoms of potassium deficiency EXCEPT:
All of the following increase water needs EXCEPT:
Electrolytes are used in the body for all of the following purposes EXCEPT:
Excess fluid consumption results in water being:
Food sources of calcium include all of the following EXCEPT:
How does an increase in dietary sodium affect health?
How much of the human body is made up of water?
Hypokalemia is a deficiency of which mineral?
Hyponatremia is the result of:
If a woman is trying to lose weight by taking diuretics and exercising for 90 minutes daily, what could be an immediate consequence?
In 2017, the American Heart Association redefined hypertension as having a blood pressure of at least _____ mm Hg most of the time.
In the body, the function of water is to:
Reducing sodium intake while increasing intake of _____ may reduce risk for hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
Since peak bone mass is achieved around age 30, what should be consumed regularly prior to that time to maximize bone mass?
Sodium in U. diets primarily comes from:
The adequate daily intake (AI) of fluids comes from:
The DASH diet is designed to _____ and includes many foods that are high in _____.
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The three major minerals involved in bone maintenance are:
What is the process of continuous calcium release from the bones and the deposition of calcium back into the bones called?
When more water is needed in the bloodstream, the _____ releases antidiuretic hormone (ADH).
Where do humans absorb most minerals?
Which agency regulates bottled water in the United States?
Which body type generally would have the highest ratio of water content to total body mass?
Which electrolytes are involved in maintaining fluid balance in the body?
Which is the most abundant mineral in the body?
Which mineral is essential for the absorption of calcium and critical for bone strength?
Which of the following is an excellent source of potassium?
Which of the following is NOT a good source of magnesium?
Which of the following is TRUE about the world’s water supply?
Which of the following statements about minerals is FALSE?
Which of the following statements is TRUE concerning dehydration?
Which type of bread would have the most minerals?
Why can diarrhea lead to death, especially among children?
Why does the DASH diet support consumption of an abundance of foods with potassium?
Why does water move through cell membranes via osmosis?
Why might a person have a low intake of dietary calcium?

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