Nutrition and Nutritional Disorders

What is the medical term for vitamin C deficiency?

• rickets

• scurvy

• beriberi

• pellagra

What is the condition caused by insufficient iron in the diet?

• Hypertension

• Obesity

• Anemia

• Diabetes

What are the symptoms of malnutrition?

• Symptoms of malnutrition include fatigue, dizziness, weight loss, weakened immune system, and slow wound healing.

• Symptoms of malnutrition include high energy levels, muscle gain, and rapid metabolism.

• Symptoms of malnutrition include increased energy, weight gain, and strong immune system.

• Symptoms of malnutrition include improved mood, increased appetite, and fast wound healing.

How does obesity affect overall health?

• Obesity can lead to various health issues such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and joint problems.

• Obesity leads to improved overall health

• Obesity has no impact on overall health

• Obesity only affects mental health

What are the common nutritional disorders in children?

• Dehydration, food allergies, lactose intolerance

• Osteoporosis, scurvy, rickets

• Hypertension, diabetes, heart disease

• Malnutrition, obesity, vitamin deficiencies, iron deficiency anemia

What are the health risks associated with excessive sugar consumption?

• Obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and tooth decay

• Improved immune system, stronger bones, better vision

• Enhanced brain function, improved mood, better sleep quality

• Reduced risk of cancer, lower cholesterol, increased energy levels

How does a balanced diet help prevent nutritional disorders?

• A balanced diet only prevents certain types of nutritional disorders

• A balanced diet provides the necessary nutrients and energy for the body to function properly, reducing the risk of developing nutritional disorders.

• A balanced diet increases the risk of developing nutritional disorders

• A balanced diet has no impact on preventing nutritional disorders

What are the consequences of vitamin D deficiency?

• Improved bone strength and decreased risk of fractures

• Weakened bones, increased risk of fractures, muscle weakness, and increased risk of certain chronic diseases

• Enhanced muscle power and decreased risk of chronic diseases

• Reduced bone density and decreased risk of fractures

How can nutritional disorders be treated and prevented?

• By consuming a balanced diet and maintaining a healthy lifestyle

• By eating only junk food and avoiding fruits and vegetables

• By following a strict diet of only one type of food

• By taking nutritional supplements without any dietary changes