A) clearance by a primary care provider.
B) strength training only.
C) limited flexibility.
D) pushing through the pain.
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A) Needing more of a substance to achieve the desired effect (e.g., intoxication) or experiencing diminished effects of a given amount of a substance after repeated use.
B) An enzyme used in alcohol (ethanol) metabolism that converts alcohol into acetaldehyde.
C) Any pattern of alcohol consumption in excess of 4 drinks in 1 day or 14 drinks per week for men or 3 drinks in 1 day or 7 drinks per week for women.
D) A psychiatric disorder characterized by a problematic pattern of alcohol use that leads to significant impairment or distress.
E) For men, consuming no more than 4 drinks in 1 day AND no more than 14 drinks per week; for women, consuming no more than 3 drinks in 1 day AND no more than 7 drinks per week.
F) An enzyme used in ethanol metabolism that eventually converts acetaldehyde into carbon dioxide and water.
G) Drinking sufficient alcohol within a 2-hour period to increase blood alcohol content to 0.08 grams per deciliter or higher; for men, consuming 5 or more drinks in a row; for women, consuming 4 or more drinks in a row.
H) A loss of functioning liver cells, which are replaced by nonfunctioning connective tissue.
I) Physical symptoms related to cessation of substance use, such as sweating, rapid pulse, shakiness, insomnia, nausea and vomiting, anxiety, and even seizures.
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A) Substance found in high amounts in fish that may enhance mental function and reduce depression
B) Delay of onset of disabilities caused by chronic diseases
C) Tendency for efficient use of energy that predisposes a person to weight gain
D) The average length of life for a given group of people born in a specific year
E) Loss of muscle mass
F) Process by which glucose attaches to and damages proteins.
G) This hormone circulates at high concentrations in young men but falls during aging
H) The extent to which an organ can preserve essentially normal function despite decreasing cell number or cell activity
I) The potential oldest age a person can reach
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A) 60 to 65.
B) 65 to 75.
C) 75 to 80.
D) 85 and older.
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A) eating 50 grams of fiber per day.
B) drinking more fluid.
C) using mineral oil routinely and liberally.
D) eating more refined grains.
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A) increased appetite.
B) increased liver function.
C) increased body water.
D) poor dentition.
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A) Substance found in high amounts in fish that may enhance mental function and reduce depression
B) Delay of onset of disabilities caused by chronic diseases
C) Tendency for efficient use of energy that predisposes a person to weight gain
D) The average length of life for a given group of people born in a specific year
E) Loss of muscle mass
F) Process by which glucose attaches to and damages proteins.
G) This hormone circulates at high concentrations in young men but falls during aging
H) The extent to which an organ can preserve essentially normal function despite decreasing cell number or cell activity
I) The potential oldest age a person can reach
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A) compression of morbidity.
B) homeostasis.
C) reserve capacity.
D) organ repression.
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A) Needing more of a substance to achieve the desired effect (e.g., intoxication) or experiencing diminished effects of a given amount of a substance after repeated use.
B) An enzyme used in alcohol (ethanol) metabolism that converts alcohol into acetaldehyde.
C) Any pattern of alcohol consumption in excess of 4 drinks in 1 day or 14 drinks per week for men or 3 drinks in 1 day or 7 drinks per week for women.
D) A psychiatric disorder characterized by a problematic pattern of alcohol use that leads to significant impairment or distress.
E) For men, consuming no more than 4 drinks in 1 day AND no more than 14 drinks per week; for women, consuming no more than 3 drinks in 1 day AND no more than 7 drinks per week.
F) An enzyme used in ethanol metabolism that eventually converts acetaldehyde into carbon dioxide and water.
G) Drinking sufficient alcohol within a 2-hour period to increase blood alcohol content to 0.08 grams per deciliter or higher; for men, consuming 5 or more drinks in a row; for women, consuming 4 or more drinks in a row.
H) A loss of functioning liver cells, which are replaced by nonfunctioning connective tissue.
I) Physical symptoms related to cessation of substance use, such as sweating, rapid pulse, shakiness, insomnia, nausea and vomiting, anxiety, and even seizures.
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A) Sense of thirst
B) Lean tissue mass
C) Immune function
D) Fat stores
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A) vitamin K
B) phytochemical
C) vitamin C
D) iron
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A) Mediterranean
B) Western
C) Atkins
D) Ketogenic
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A) protein restriction.
B) low fat intake.
C) calorie restriction.
D) high carbohydrate intake.
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A) Needing more of a substance to achieve the desired effect (e.g., intoxication) or experiencing diminished effects of a given amount of a substance after repeated use.
B) An enzyme used in alcohol (ethanol) metabolism that converts alcohol into acetaldehyde.
C) Any pattern of alcohol consumption in excess of 4 drinks in 1 day or 14 drinks per week for men or 3 drinks in 1 day or 7 drinks per week for women.
D) A psychiatric disorder characterized by a problematic pattern of alcohol use that leads to significant impairment or distress.
E) For men, consuming no more than 4 drinks in 1 day AND no more than 14 drinks per week; for women, consuming no more than 3 drinks in 1 day AND no more than 7 drinks per week.
F) An enzyme used in ethanol metabolism that eventually converts acetaldehyde into carbon dioxide and water.
G) Drinking sufficient alcohol within a 2-hour period to increase blood alcohol content to 0.08 grams per deciliter or higher; for men, consuming 5 or more drinks in a row; for women, consuming 4 or more drinks in a row.
H) A loss of functioning liver cells, which are replaced by nonfunctioning connective tissue.
I) Physical symptoms related to cessation of substance use, such as sweating, rapid pulse, shakiness, insomnia, nausea and vomiting, anxiety, and even seizures.
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A) 40
B) 20
C) 100
D) 80
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A) 0; 1
B) 1; 2
C) 2; 3
D) 3; 4
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A) increases
B) decreases
C) does not affect
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A) Increased energy; lower blood glucose
B) Reduction of blood cholesterol or blood pressure
C) Improved sleep; reduced anxiety
D) Prevention or treatment of urinary tract infections
E) Reduced depression
F) Prevention or treatment of colds or infections
G) Mild reduction of menopausal symptoms
H) Increased circulation; improved memory
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A) nutrient density.
B) energy density.
C) liquid calories.
D) fat intake.
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A) 78; 71
B) 75; 75
C) 78; 80
D) 76; 81
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