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Common symptoms in cirrhosis include poor appetite and early satiety leading to poor nutrition intakes. To prevent malnutrition, how you would help improve food intakes in a patient with liver failure experiencing these symptoms?

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Part 2: From a nutritional perspective Please answer the following questions 1′ What was the cooking methods employed here? Is there /Are there benefits of the cooking method used? if so, which one? Frying Is there /Are there negative impacts to nutrients (2 to 4 relevant) with this cooking method used? if so, which one? Is it possible to minimize the negative impacts (2 to 4 nutrients) of this cooking method? If so how? With this cooking method, any other critical nutrient to pay attention to and why? Is there an alternative cooking method that would be preferable to use from a nutritional point of view? 
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Part 2: From a nutritional ers ective Please answer the following questions 1. What was the cooking methods [I ‘ employed here? (‘9 2. Is there /Are there benefits of the cooking method used? if so, which one? 3. Is there /Are there negative impacts to nutrients (2 to 4 relevant) with this cooking method used? if so, which one? 4. Is it possible to minimize the negative impacts (2 to 4 nutrients) of this cooking method? If so how? 5. With this cooking method, any other critical nutrient to pay attention to and why? 6. Is there an alternative cooking method that would be preferable to use from a nutritional point of view? 

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Procedure I – Group 1: Known Sample Solutions

 

Complete the table below using data from Procedure I. For each sample solution (A-E) indicate any color change that occurs when a test solution is added. Fill in the last column (Macromolecule Classification) using data found under the Activity Form tab.

 

Data Table I

 

 

Known

Sample Solution

 Test 

Solution

1

Reaction

 Test 

Solution

2

Reaction

 Test 

Solution

3

Reaction

 Test 

Solution

4

Reaction

 Test 

Solution

5

Reaction

 Macromolecule

Classification
A Color changed (red) No color change No color change No color change No color change Sugar

 
B Color changed (red) Color changed

(Purple)

 No color change No color change No color change Starch
C No color change No color change Color changed

(Green)

 No color change No color change fat
D No color change No color change No color change Color changed

(Purple)

 No color change protein
E No color change No color change No color change changed

(Purple)

 Color changed (Grey) Amino acid

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Observations and Questions

 

[1] Write  hypothesis statement for the experiment conducted for Procedure I.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[2] Which variable represents the independent variable? What information helped  to come to that decision?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[3] Would  characterize this experiment as qualitative or quantitative? What information helped  to come to that decision?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[4] Refer to completed Data Table I and place the appropriate answer to each of the statements below.

 

Answers: amino acid, starch, fat, sugar or starch, protein or amino acid

 

Statements:

 

Test Solution 1 reacts with:

Test Solution 2 reacts with:

Test Solution 3 reacts with:

Test Solution 4 reacts with:

Test Solution 5 reacts with:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Procedure II – Group 2: Unknown Sample Solutions

 

Complete the table below using data from Procedure II. For each sample solution (A-E) indicate any color change that occurs when a test solution is added. Next, use Data Table I to determine the macromolecule classification for each sample solution.  Hint: compare the color changes in both tables to make determinations.

 

 

Data Table II

 

 

 

Unknown

Sample Solution

 Test 

Solution

1

Reaction

 Test 

Solution

2

Reaction

 Test 

Solution

3

Reaction

 Test 

Solution

4

Reaction

 Test 

Solution

5

Reaction

 Macromolecule

Classification
A Color changed (Red) No change No change No change No change sugar
B No change Color changed (purple) Color changed

(Green)

 No change No change starch
C No change No change No change Color changed (purple) No change fat
D No change No change No change Color changed (purple) Change

(Grey)

 protein
E Color changed (Red) No change No change No change No change Amino acid

 

 

Observations and Questions

 

[5] In Procedure II, did any of  unknown sample solutions (A, B, C, D, E) contain sugars? If yes, which one? What information helped to come to that decision?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[6] In Procedure II, did any of unknown sample solutions (A, B, C, D, E) contain protein? If yes, which one? What information helped you to come to that decision?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[7] Using the laboratory tests in this experiment, would  be able to distinguish between a small molecule such as amino acid from a larger molecule such as a protein? Explain why or why not.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[8] Using the laboratory tests in this experiment, would  be able to distinguish between a starch and a sugar such as glucose? Explain why or why not.

 

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Exercise 8 Nutrition The recipes that you have chosen for your culminating activity are now the cornerstone of your operation.
You feel very happy with their quality their sell-ability and most importantly their price. However, you need to convince the
customers and even though it is not mandatory yet, we are not going to wait until the government forces our hand. H… 

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Part 2: From a nutritional perspective Please answer the following questions 1. What was the cooking methods employed here? Is there [Are there benefits of the cooking method used? if so, which one? boilinj Is there [Are there negative impacts to nutrients (2 to 4 relevant) with this cooking method used? if so, which one? Is it possible to minimize the negative impacts (2 to 4 nutrients) of this cooking method? If so how? With this cooking method, any other critical nutrient to pay attention to and why? Is there an alternative cooking method that would be preferable to use from a nutritional point of view? 

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Instructions write a 800 word essay on the info below

 

For this assignment, you will write a 2-page paper about a B-vitamin of your choice and the effects of the expression of genes and polymorphisms associated with the B-vitamin on health and disease. Please include both gene expression and polymorphisms in genes if applicable (nutrigenomics and nutrigenetics).

Below are some resources for you to get started. Note that you will need to find additional research articles to complete this assignment.

  • Chapter 35
  • Chapter 37
  • Chapter 39

Organization

  1. Introduction: provide a background for your topic clearly identifying the physiological and metabolic functions of the B-vitamin chosen as well as the genes of interest. Provide basic information about the genes and their products, including their function and sites of expression in the body.
  2. Identify at least two research articles that describe the mechanisms by which the expression of genes related to the B-vitamin chosen and their polymorphism on the function of the B-vitamin chosen and the health consequences. Then, provide a concise summary of the two articles, including key methodological details that will help the reader understand the results.
  3. Evaluate the two articles with respect to their methodology and limitations.
  4. Draw a conclusion.

Format

  • No more than two pages (without references).
  • At least two research articles should be cited.
  • The assignment should be written in narrative format and using third person only. Do not use first person.
  • In-text citations and references should be formatted according to AMA guidelines.

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What is the best strategy to prevent osteoporosis? O Keep body weight as low as possible O All of the above Take medicines to
decrease bone loss O Accumulate as much bone mass as possible before age 30 Question 21 Of the exercises below, select
which one(s) are best for building bone? Select any that apply. Lifting weights O Walking Swimming O Jogging

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Lipids (6:29), What is Cholesterol (1:10), Bile – What is Bile(1:53), Emulsification animation (1:50), How to Harden Vegetable Oils Through Hydrogenation (3:42), Butter vs Margarine (3:10) the link is YouTube

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Lipids — YouTu be Videos Worksheet Lipids Video 1. What are lipids? 2. List 6 functions of lipids: a l 17. Phospholipids are a major component of membranes of the cell. bl 18, is a type of steroid [steroil. c) 19. Cholesterol serves as the for the synthesis of other steroids such as testosterone, d) estrogen, vitamin D and cortisone. El f) what is Cholesterol? and Bile-What is Bile? Videos 3. What are the 3 main classes of lipids? [A 4’" is mentioned in the video waxes, however we don’t study them 20′ twang” is a waxy al—SUbsmme “‘3’ Val" hm!" makes bl—i" V.” in Nutrition.) c) a) 21. Cholesterol is needed to help make vitamin a) from sunlight. Cholesterol helps create bl—so you can digest fat. bl 22. Your body makes cholesterol but it also carries from food like a) and c) b] products. 4_ All lipids are in water. Lipids and water do not mix. 23. Too much cholesterol causes a) to build up in your arteries. It can cause b] to form which can lead to c] or d) S. Lipids are hydro- 6.Triglyceridesinclude: a and E2) _. 7. a) are solid at room temperature. b] are liquid at room temperature. 8. At the molecular level, triglycerides contain 1 a + 3 Q1 acids. 9. Fatty acids can heal or b) Emulsifl cation Animation Video 24. What is an emulsifier? 111A "saturated” fatty acid is "saturated" or fill with the hydrogen atoms it can hold. . How to Harden Vegetable Oils Through Hydrogenation Video 11. Animal fats have a) fatty acids and are t!) at room temperature. 25, what is hydrogenation? 12. Unsaturated fatty acids have 1 to double bands. 13. Vegetable oils have a) or b) double bonds and are c) at room temperature. 14. a) are usually formed during the production of b] foods. They are found in partially hydrogenated c) . nutter vs. Margarine Video 15. The consumption of trans-fatty acid has been associated with disease. 26. What are two differences between butter and margarine. 16. Fhospholipids are similar to triglycerides because they contain glycerol and fatty acids. They contain 1 glycerol and a) fatty-acids and a in] group. 

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Taking megadose supplements of vitamin B-6 can lead to [Select ] v , while taking [ Select ] megadose supplements of B-3 can
lead to [Select ] liver damage soft tissue calcification permanent nerve damage

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In the United States, bread and cereal products made from milled grains are enriched with O thiamin, riboflavin, and niacin. O vitamins A, D, and E. O vitamins A, C, and K. O folate, choline, and vitamin B-12. D Question 26 2 pt Which of the following populations is most susceptible to deficiencies of B vitamins? O Preschool children O Those who follow a vegan dietary pattern O Females who are pregnant Those with alcohol use disorders