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A doctor confirms that a patient is overweight after performing multiple tests and calculating the patient’s body mass index (BMI). Which strategy will the doctor most likely recommend to help the patient reduce his weight in a healthy way?

A
Follow a workout plan if there is extra time in the day.
B
Eat one serving of fruit each week.
C
Follow a diet that increases food consumption.
D
Join a weight-loss support group.
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Which behavior would most likely have a positive influence on body image?

A
checking body weight daily
B
following current dietary fads on social media
C
defining body image through magazines and television
D
using consistent routines for health and beauty
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What advice should be given to a friend who thinks that eating healthy is too hard?

A
Add vegetables to your favorite meal.
B
Buy more packaged foods.
C
Keep potato chips out in a bowl.
D
Add butter and salt to meals for flavor.
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This graph indicates the percent of the US population that is above or below the recommendation or limits for dietary components.

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A
25 percent
B
33 percent
C
50 percent
D
90 percent
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Which is one method that should be implemented in a safe workout plan?

A
learn how to warm up
B
push through any bodily symptoms
C
work out through minor muscle strain
D
perform a cardio workout when the road is slightly damp
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Which is an example of the consequences of unhealthy eating?

A
An adult female prevents bone loss by eating adequate amounts of vitamins and minerals.
B
An active young adult is placed on medication to treat a sprained ankle.
C
An obese young adult has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
D
An adult male has surgery to treat a disease that his parent passed on to him.
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An obese, adult male was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Which research evidence best supports this diagnosis?

A
Adults have a higher risk of developing unhealthy outcomes when they are obese.
B
The prevalence of obesity tends to decrease from youth to adulthood.
C
A decrease in sugar intake will result in an increase in insulin resistance.
D
Adults who continually make poor eating choices have a lower risk of developing chronic diseases.
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What is a short-term consequence of a sedentary lifestyle?

A
high blood pressure
B
decrease in flexibility
C
diagnosed with being obese
D
development of heart disease
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Lea wants to maintain strong bones as she ages. Which bone-strengthening activity should she incorporate into her current plan?

A
running
B
biking
C
horse back riding
D
yoga
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Which would explain why there is a growing trend of obesity in kids aged 2-19?

A
Youth are at a lower risk of developing chronic diseases later in life.
B
Unhealthy eating choices are more prevalent due to an increase in availability and accessibility.
C
Youth aged 2 to 19 years are less likely to consume unhealthy foods.
D
The youth, in this age group, are more likely to participate in regular exercise.
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Which personal goal should Abigail incorporate into her plan for healthy eating?

A
Exercise and eat a well-balanced diet only when she wants.
B
Look for food options with a large amount of refined grains.
C
Eliminate foods high in protein from her diet.
D
Increase intake of foods rich in soluble and insoluble fiber.
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Which of these is a fact about performing-enhancing drugs?

A
Steroids lack addictive properties.
B
Steroid use can cause dangerous side effects.
C
It is safe to use steroids when working out.
D
A person can never get into legal trouble for using steroids.
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Which group requires a caloric intake range of 1800-2400 calories per day?

A
teen boys
B
teen girls
C
male adults
D
nursing women
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Which friend is experiencing an internal barrier to physical fitness?

A
Mark lacks access to fitness equipment.
B
Tyler has trouble finding a safe area to work out.
C
Talia puts in only 50 percent of effort during her workout.
D
Clark’s parents fail to support his desire to work out.
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How do nutritional needs change over time?

A
The number of calories needed increases throughout a person’s lifetime.
B
The number of calories needed increases from infancy to young adulthood.
C
The number of calories needed increases from young adulthood until old age.
D
The number of calories needed remains the same from young adulthood throughout old age.
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Which long-term health effect is highly associated with a diagnosis of anorexia nervosa?

A
bone fractures
B
dehydration problems
C
nervous system problems
D
schizophrenia
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Which action for healthier eating should be placed in the missing box?

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A
Draft a list of three healthy goals to achieve in three months.
B
Write a list of favorite foods to eat on unhealthy eating days.
C
Create a meal plan that does not meet minimum nutritional values.
D
Construct a schedule that reduces running days from three to two.
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Which activity is an example of binging?

A
consuming a lot of food in one day
B
reading a couple chapters of a book every day
C
watching an episode of the same show every day
D
drinking a cup of coffee each morning
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Which resource is most likely to provide accurate information about staying healthy?

A
websites containing paid-for links
B
sources that include amazing claims of fast success
C
websites designated with a .org ending
D
websites primarily listing personal testimonials
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Which example best describes the term sedentary?

A
working out at the gym once a year
B
jumping rope with friends on Saturdays
C
doing several sit-ups three times a week
D
jogging in the neighborhood every evening

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