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Name essential amino acid 11. glutamine 2. proline 3. +methionine 4. creatinine 5. arginine 18. What foods are a source of animal protein: 3 1. +eggs 2. broad beans 3.+ meat 4.+dairy produce 5. cereals Mark essential amino acid 1 1. glutamine 2. proline 3. creatinine 4. +lysine 5. arginine Indicate essential amino acids 2 1. serine 2. +leucine 3. cysteine 4. +phenylalanine 5. cysteine 21. Protein of which product adopted as an international standard of quality assessment of various food proteins? 1 1. egg 2. milk 3. +soybean 4. Protein of beef 5. fish protein 22. List the main functions of proteins in the body: 2 1. source of endogenous water 2. +Plastic function 3. vitamins solvents 4. + protective function 5. cushioning 23. Complete proteins include proteins: 1 1. containing a proportion of essential and nonessential amino acids 2. containing at least one amino acids 3. containing at least one essential amino acid 4. contain all the nonessential amino acids 5. + containing all the essential amino acids 24. What amount of protein should be in the daily diet of an adult? 1 1. 0.3 g per 1 kg of weight 2. 0.5 g per 1 kg of weight 3. +1.0 g to 1 kg 4. 2.0 g per 1 kg 5. 3.0 g per 1 kg 25. What percentage of the total amount of protein should be vegetable proteins for the adult working population? 1 1. 25% 2. +45% 3. 55% 4. 65% 5. 70% 26. What percentage of the total amount of protein should be animal proteins for the adult working population? 1 1. 25% 2. 45% 3. +55% 4. 65% 5. 70% 27. What percentage of daily energy should be compensated by the protein for an adult working population? 1 1. 5-8% 2. +12-14% 3. 18-20% 4. 25-30% 5. 40-45% 28. Which amino acid, fatty liver warning, has a strong lipotropic agent? 1 1. Fenialanin 2. valine 3. +Methionine 4. alanine 5. lysine 29. When develops the state of negative nitrogen balance? 1 1. If the amount of carbohydrates in the diet above normal 2. +If the amount of protein in the diet is not enough 3. When insufficient intake of essential amino acids 4. When insufficient intake of vitamins 5. When insufficient intake amino acids 30. What foods are a source of vegetable protein: 2 1. eggs 2. +beans 3. meat 4. dairy products 5. +cereal 31. Which acids are linoleic, linolenic and arachidonic acid? 1 1. Saturated fatty acids 2. Unsaturated fatty acids 3. +Polyunsaturated fatty acids 4. Saturated fatty acids 5. Monosaturated fatty acids 32. Which group of biologically active substances is lecithin? 1 1. sterols 2. Saturated fatty acids 3. Unsaturated fatty acids 4. +phospholipids 5. proteins 33. Which substances prevent the accumulation of excessive amounts of cholesterol in the body? 2 1. +Lecithin 2. +PUFA 3. proteins 4. Saturated fatty acids 5. Unsaturated fatty acids Specify the primary representative zosterin 1 1. sitosterol 2. PUFA 3. +Cholesterol 4. phospholipids 5. vitamin D 35. What amount of fat should be in the daily diet of an adult? 1 1. 10 g 2. 30g 3. 80 g 4. +120 g 5. 200 g 36. What percentage of daily energy should be compensated due to fat for an adult working population? 1 1. 6-10% 2. 18-20% 3. +28-30% 4. 40-45% 5. 55-60% 37. In determining the overall good nutrition is especially considered "triad" of which amino acids? 1 1. Threonine, tryptophan, methionine 2. Methionine, valine, cystine 3. + Lysine, tryptophan, methionine 4. Valine, glycine, cystine 5. Lysine, valine, histidine 38. List the essential polyunsaturated fatty acids: 2 1. stearic 2. +Linoleic 3. + arachidonic 4. palmitic 5. oil Date: 2015-12-24; view: 1296
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