A) Liver
B) Trout
C) Micelle
D) Eicosanoids
E) Choline
F) Mayonnaise
G) Olive oil
H) Yeast
I) Small intestine
J) Canola oil
K) Linoleic acid
L) Stearic acid
M) Cholesterol
N) Doughnuts
O) Point of saturation
P) Chylomicron
Q) Linolenic acid
R) Gastric lipase
S) High-density lipoprotein
T) Very low-density lipoprotein
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A) Chylomicrons
B) VLDL
C) LDL
D) HDL
E) VHDL
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A) Once a week
B) At least twice a week
C) Only once a month
D) No more than a few times a month
E) Never
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A) Monounsaturated fatty acid
B) Polyunsaturated fatty acid
C) Long-chain saturated fatty acid
D) Short-chain saturated fatty acid
E) Triglycerides
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A) Liver
B) Trout
C) Micelle
D) Eicosanoids
E) Choline
F) Mayonnaise
G) Olive oil
H) Yeast
I) Small intestine
J) Canola oil
K) Linoleic acid
L) Stearic acid
M) Cholesterol
N) Doughnuts
O) Point of saturation
P) Chylomicron
Q) Linolenic acid
R) Gastric lipase
S) High-density lipoprotein
T) Very low-density lipoprotein
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A) Eggs
B) Tofu
C) Flounder
D) Peanut butter
E) Pork tenderloin
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A) Lipoprotein lipase
B) Adipose lipase
C) Lingual lipase
D) Hormone-sensitive lipase
E) Pancreatic lipase
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A) Increased bleeding time
B) Rapid heartbeat
C) Interference in wound healing
D) Higher LDL cholesterol
E) Suppressed immune functions
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A) Butter
B) Lard
C) Beef tallow
D) Coconut oil
E) Chicken fat
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A) In nature, most double bonds are cis. Few are trans.
B) Hydrogenation converts cis-fatty acids to trans-fatty acids.
C) The conversion of cis-fatty acids to trans-fatty acids is inhibited by the presence of antioxidants.
D) In the body, trans-fatty acids are metabolized more like saturated fats than unsaturated fats.
E) The hydrogen atoms are located on opposite sides of the double bond.
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A) Liver
B) Trout
C) Micelle
D) Eicosanoids
E) Choline
F) Mayonnaise
G) Olive oil
H) Yeast
I) Small intestine
J) Canola oil
K) Linoleic acid
L) Stearic acid
M) Cholesterol
N) Doughnuts
O) Point of saturation
P) Chylomicron
Q) Linolenic acid
R) Gastric lipase
S) High-density lipoprotein
T) Very low-density lipoprotein
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Multiple Choice
A) Oleic acid
B) Stearic acid
C) Linolenic acid
D) Arachidonic acid
E) Linoleic acid
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Multiple Choice
A) Liver
B) Trout
C) Micelle
D) Eicosanoids
E) Choline
F) Mayonnaise
G) Olive oil
H) Yeast
I) Small intestine
J) Canola oil
K) Linoleic acid
L) Stearic acid
M) Cholesterol
N) Doughnuts
O) Point of saturation
P) Chylomicron
Q) Linolenic acid
R) Gastric lipase
S) High-density lipoprotein
T) Very low-density lipoprotein
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A) They provided the taste and texture of fats, but with fewer kcalories.
B) Olestra is fortified with vitamins A, D, E, and K.
C) Carbohydrate-based fat replacers are used as thickeners in soups.
D) Fat-based fat replacers are heat stable and used in cake mixes.
E) Olestra is an artificial fat that delivers a small amount of energy.
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A) To store fat
B) To protect vital organs from shock
C) To secrete proteins that help regulate energy balance
D) To regulate blood glucose levels
E) To insulate the body from temperature extremes
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A) Leptin
B) Adiponectin
C) Resistin
D) Retinol
E) Chemerin
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A) 1%
B) 2%
C) 3%
D) 4%
E) 5%
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