Question

Which of the following is a FALSE statement about DRIs?

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	They are a set of recommendations for the proper intake of nutrients
	They were developed by the Institute of Medicine
	They are set to ensure that your body is getting what it needs for good health
	DRIs stands for Daily Recommended Intakes

Which of the following tests might be performed during a Biochemical Assessment?

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	Blood tests
	Checking the weight-to-height ratio
	Inspecting the finger nails
	Checking the person's BMI

And elevated glycosylated hemoglobin value is an indication of:

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	polyphagia
	hyperglycemia
	hyperinsulinemia
	tight control of type 2 diabetes

Which of these is not a risk factor for type 1 diabetes?

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	obesity
	genetics
	environment
	diet

Which hormone would be called into action if there was too much glucose in the blood?

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	Glycogen
	Glucagon
	Amino Acid
	Insulin

Answer 1

DRI STANDS FOR DIETARY REFERENCE INTAKES

BIOCHEMICHAL ASSESSMENT INCLUDES BLOOD TEST FOR MEASUREMENT OF SERUM PROTEIN ,SERUM MICRONUTRIENT LEVEL, SERUM LIPIDS AND IMMUNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS

GLYCOSELATED HAEMOGLOBIN IS A FORM OF HAEMOGLOBIN CHEMICHALLY LINKED TO SUGAR .THUS ITS ELEVATED LEVEL INDICATES HYPERGLYCEMIA

IN TYPE I DIABETES MAJOR RISK FACTOR IS GENETICS , THEN ETHINICITY , GEOGRAPHY OR ENVIORNMENT .PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN NORTHERN CLIMATE ARE IN HIGH RISK . IN EARLY DIET ,AUTOIMMUNE CONDITIONS . OBEISITY IS A RISK FACTOR IN TYPE 2 DIABETES WHERE INSULINE TOLERANCE OF CELLS IS THE CAUSE

INSULIN HELPS TO REDUCE BLOOD GLUCOSE . WHEN THE BLOOD SUGAR DROPS PANCREAS RELEASE GLUCAGON ,WHEN IT IS HIGH PANCREAS RELEASE INSULIN