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Week 2 Quiz:
Supplements, CAM, and the Digestive System

Question 1 Juan
tries to eat a balanced diet every day, but some days are busier than others.
He sometimes relies on “shortcuts” to get the nutrients that he needs. What is
the technical term for a food that is rich in an essential nutrient?

free radical

functional food

direct additive

indirect additive

Question 2 A
person who wants to include more phytochemicals in her diet needs to eat more
_________.

fruits and vegetables

fats

meats

dairy products

Question 3 Leticia
wants to make sure that the supplements she buys are safe and effective so she
asks a lot of questions when she visits her natural foods store. Which question
below will NOT help Leticia learn if a supplement is safe and/or effective?

Who is the manufacturer?

What is the active ingredient and dosage?

Is there any evidence to support using this product?

How many customers purchase this supplement?

Question 4 The
FDA regulates supplements under a different set of regulations than those
covering “conventional” foods and drug products.

True

False

Question 5 Herbs
are a good way to increase the effectiveness of prescription pharmaceuticals.

True

False

Question 6 Dietary
supplements are intended to treat, prevent, or cure diseases.

True

False

Question 7 Which
of the following is an example of a functional food?

lettuce

walnuts

apples

cheese

Question 8 The
breaking apart of foods into smaller units is known as _________.

digestion

metabolism

molecular function

absorption

Question 9 The
primary function of the _________ is to store and concentrate bile from the
liver.

kidneys

small intestine

pancreas

gall bladder

Question 10 Which
of the following is NOT a digestive disorder?

lactose intolerance

irritable bowel syndrome

celiac disease

kidney stones

Question 11 Chaya
suffers from celiac disease. The doctor tells her that she needs to eliminate
all of the following from her diet EXCEPT _________.

wheat

rye

barley

rice

Question 12 Osmosis
is the movement of solutes from an area of higher concentration (with the
concentration gradient) to an area of lower concentration without the help of a
protein.

True

False

Question 13 _________
is the engulfing of particles as they are taken up into the cell.

Phagocytosis

Pinocytosis

Glucose uptake

Active digestion

Question 14 Place
the following major organs of the gastrointestinal tract of the digestive
system in order from start to finish, numbering from 1 (start) to 6 (finish).
Identify the organs that are needed to successfully pass food from the start of
the tract to finish. Label the remaining organs as 9. Each correctly identified
major organ of digestion answer is worth 1 point (6 pts total).

mouth

small intestine

rectum/anus

pancreas

gall bladder

liver

esophagus

stomach

salivary gland

large intestine

Correct Response ____ pancreas

Correct Response ____ rectum/anus

Correct Response ____ stomach

Correct Response ____ large intestine

Correct Response ___ salivary gland

Correct Response ___ liver

Correct Response ____ gall bladder

Correct Response ____ esophagus

Correct Response ____ mouth

Correct Response ____ small intestine

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