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List the trace elements
iron
zinc
copper
manganese
selenium
iodine
chromium
fluoride
molybdenum
Which is a characteristic of the trace minerals?
A. a common deficiency symptom is dermatitis
B. deficiencies are m ore severe in adults than in children
C. amounts in foods reflect amounts in soil
D. amounts in the human body exceed 100g
C. amounts in foods reflect amounts in soil
Which protein binds iron in blood and distributes it to tissues?
A. transferrin
B. hemosiderin
C. metallothionein
D. albumin
A. transferrin
Which food provides the most highly bioavailable iron?
A. spinach
B. orange juice
C. hamburger
D. rice
C. hamburger
(most highly bioavailable iron is found in animal meat)
Which is a principle storage site for iron?
A. brain
B. liver
C. muscle
D. kidney
B. liver
(explorers died of overdose from eating polar bear liver)
What represents the first stage of iron deficiency?
iron stores decline
Which typifies hereditary hemochromatosis?
A. depigmentation
B. goiter
C. acrodermatitis
D. liver damage
D. liver damage
Which is a feature of zinc in nutrition?
A. ferritin binds intracellular zinc
B. beef is high in zinc
C. there is no UL for zinc
D. excretion is via the urine
B. beef is high in zinc
Which condition is associated with zinc deficiency?
A. cretinism
B. high blood glucose
C. impaired immune response
D. anemia
C. impaired immune response
What mineral is critical for the synthesis of thyrozine?
iodine
Which raw food increases risk of iodine deficiency if consumed in large amounts?
cassava
Which nutrient has functions similar to vitamin E?
selenium
Keshan disease results from a deficiency of which mineral?
selenium
Menke's and Wilson's diseases relate to abnormal utilization of which nutrient?
copper
Which is a feature of fluoride in nutrition?
A. no known toxicity symptoms
B. poorly absorbed
C. deficiency causes fluorosis
D. stimulates new bone formation
A. no known toxicity symptoms
Which is characteristic of molybdenum?
A. damages red blood cells when consumed in excess
B. deficiency cause anemia
C. enhances insulin activity
D. functions as an enzyme cofactor
D. functions as an enzyme cofactor
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Trace Minerals sample questions
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trace mineral sample exam questions
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2013-04-03T05:16:32Z
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