Exam 13: Dietary Supplements

Where is most of the body's creatine found?

Matching Question: -These modified lipid molecules increase when fasting and decrease during satiety.

Most of our daily need for creatine is met with a diet containing fresh fruits and vegetables.

Toxicity is associated with taking excessive amounts of vitamin D supplements.

The active form of vitamin D is a peptide hormone important in inflammation and prevention of cancer.

It is important to have a diet rich in omega-6 fats compared to omega-3 fats to ensure proper growth and maintain muscle strength.

Slow twitch muscle fibers are a reservoir for creatine as they stockpile large amounts of critical metabolic substrate.

The manifestation of vitamin D deficiency in children is ____________.

Fish oil supplements are potentially dangerous because of high mercury and PCB/dioxin contamination.

Collagen is important to the extracellular matrix because it binds 50 times its weight in water.

One of the problems with exercise is that it can greatly stimulate appetite and the individual ends up consuming many more calories than were burned during the activity.

Matching Question: -This hormone suppresses neuropeptide Y and food intake.

Matching Question: -Levels of this hormone and its control of appetite are dependent on sleep duration.

Osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis is sometimes called the "wear and tear" arthritis.

A 200-pound male will need about 2600-2800 calories a day to maintain body weight.

Creatine kinase transfers the high-energy phosphate from phosphocreatine to ADP making ATP.

Dietary fiber helps maintain which of the following?

Which of the following is NOT part of the extracellular matrix in humans?

Which of the following is NOT supported by research on the effects of creatine?

Matching Question: -This hormone stimulates neuropeptide Y and increases food intake.