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Folic Acid. Helping you to: Create a Healthy Lifestyle! Click here to play an interactive game. Folic Acid. Folic acid is a fat soluble vitamin. True False. Folic Acid. Folic acid is a fat soluble vitamin. True Incorrect. Folic acid is a water soluble vitamin. Next Question. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Folic Acid
Helping you to:
Create a Healthy Lifestyle!Click here to play an
interactive game.
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Folic acid is a fat soluble vitamin.
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Folic acid is a fat soluble vitamin.
• True Incorrect. Folic acid is a water soluble vitamin.
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Folic acid is a fat soluble vitamin.
• False Correct! Folic acid is a water soluble vitamin.
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Another name for folic acid is:
• Vitamin B1
• Vitamin B2
• Ferritin
• Folate
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Another name for folic acid is:
• Vitamin B1 Incorrect. Folate is another name for folic acid. Vitamin B1 is Thiamin and Vitamin B2 is Riboflavin. Ferritin is a protein complex found in the mineral iron.
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Another name for folic acid is:
• Vitamin B2 Incorrect. Folate is another name for folic acid. Vitamin B1 is Thiamin and Vitamin B2 is Riboflavin. Ferritin is a protein complex found in the mineral iron.
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Another name for folic acid is:• Ferritin Incorrect. Folate is another
name for folic acid. Vitamin B1 is Thiamin and Vitamin B2 is Riboflavin. Ferritin is a protein complex found in the mineral iron.
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Another name for folic acid is:
• Folate Correct! Folate is another name for folic acid. Vitamin B1 is Thiamin and Vitamin B2 is Riboflavin. Ferritin is a protein complex found in the mineral iron.
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This is the recommended daily intake of folic acid an adult (male or female) should consume daily.
• 400μg
• 600μg
• 800μg
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This is the recommended daily intake amount of folic acid an adult (male or female) should consume daily.
• 400μg each day Correct! However, pregnant women should take in 800μg per day of folic acid.
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This is the recommended daily intake amount of folic acid an adult (male or female) should consume daily.
• 600μg each day Incorrect. The recommended intake is 400μg per day. Pregnant women should consume 800μg per day.
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This is the recommended daily intake amount of folic acid an adult (male or female) should consume daily.
• 800μg each day Incorrect. The recommended intake is 400μg per day. Pregnant women should consume 800μg per day.
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You must be very careful not to consume too much folic acid because the body stores excess and can be harmful.
• True
• False
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You should be very careful not to consume too much folic acid because the body stores excess.
• True Incorrect. Folic acid is a water-soluble vitamin, meaning that your body only absorbs what it needs. Any excess is excreted through urine.
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You must be very careful not to consume too much folic acid because the body stores excess.
• False Correct! Folic acid is a water-soluble vitamin, meaning that your body only absorbs what it needs. Any excess is excreted through urine.
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Individuals with anemia, liver or Crohn’s disease, women of childbearing age and alcoholics must get extra folic acid.
• True
• False
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Individuals with anemia, liver or Crohn’s disease, women of childbearing age and alcoholics must get extra folic acid.
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Individuals with anemia, liver or Crohn’s disease, women of childbearing age and alcoholics must get extra folic acid.
• False Incorrect. These individuals do need extra folic acid daily.
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Adequate intake of folic acid prior to becoming pregnant is important in preventing premature births, low birth weights and/or neural tube defects.
• True• False
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Adequate intake of folic acid prior to becoming pregnant is important in preventing premature births, low birth weights and/or neural tube defects.
• True Correct!
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Adequate intake of folic acid prior to becoming pregnant is important in preventing premature births, low birth weights and/or neural tube defects.
• False Incorrect. This statement is correct.
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This is NOT a good source of folic acid.
• Eggs
• Green Leafy Vegetables
• Legumes
• Enriched Grain Products
• Meat and Seafood
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This is NOT a good source of folic acid.
• Eggs Correct! Eggs are not a good source of folic acid. Green leafy vegetables, enriched grain products (such as breads, cereals and flour), legumes, meat and seafood are good sources of folic acid.
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This is NOT a good source of folic acid.
• Green Leafy Vegetables Incorrect. Eggs are not a good source of folic acid. Green leafy vegetables, enriched grain products (such as breads, cereals and flour), legumes, meat and seafood are good sources of folic acid.
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This is NOT a good source of folic acid.
• Legumes Incorrect. Eggs are not a good source of folic acid. Green leafy vegetables, enriched grain products (such as breads, cereals and flour), legumes, meat and seafood are good sources of folic acid.
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This is NOT a good source of folic acid.
• Enriched Grain Products Incorrect. Eggs are not a good source of folic acid. Green leafy vegetables, enriched grain products (such as breads, cereals and flour), legumes, meat and seafood are good sources of folic acid.
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This is NOT a good source of folic acid.
• Meat and Seafood Incorrect. Eggs are not a good source of folic acid. Green leafy vegetables, enriched grain products (such as breads, cereals and flour), legumes, meat and seafood are good sources of folic acid.
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Fruits highest in folic acid include:
• Folic acid is not found in fruits, only vegetables
• Oranges, strawberries and melons
• Pears, apples and kumquats
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Fruits highest in folic acid include:
• Folic acid is not found in fruits, only vegetables Incorrect. Oranges, strawberries and melons are great fruit sources of folic acid.
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Fruits highest in folic acid include:
• Oranges, strawberries and melons Correct!
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Fruits highest in folic acid include which of the following?
• Pears, apples and kumquats Incorrect. Oranges, strawberries and melons are great fruit sources of folic acid.
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Folic acid is essential for the growth and reproduction of all body cells and helps in the formulation of red blood cells and protein metabolism.
• True
• False
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Folic acid is essential for the growth and reproduction of all body cells and helps in the formulation of red blood cells and protein metabolism.
• True Correct! This is why pregnant women need extra folate.
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Folic acid is essential for the growth and reproduction of all body cells and helps in the formulation of red blood cells and protein metabolism.
• False Incorrect. These are functions of folate. This is why pregnant women need extra folate.
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The following is NOT a sign of folic acid deficiency.
• Diarrhea• Weight Gain• Headaches
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The following is NOT a sign of folic acid deficiency.
• Diarrhea Incorrect. Diarrhea, headaches, weight loss, weakness and irritability are signs of folic acid deficiency. Weight gain is not a sign of folic acid deficiency.
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The following is NOT a sign of folic acid deficiency.
• Weight gain Correct! Diarrhea, headaches, weight loss, weakness and irritability are signs of folic acid deficiency. Weight gain is not a sign of deficiency.
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The following is NOT a sign of folic acid deficiency.
• Headaches Incorrect. Diarrhea, headaches, weight loss, weakness and irritability are signs of folic acid deficiency. Weight gain is not a sign of folic acid deficiency.
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Anemia is a sign of advanced folic acid deficiency.
• True
• False
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Anemia is a sign of advanced folic acid deficiency.
• True Correct! Appropriate medical action should be taken to correct this deficiency.
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Anemia is a sign of advanced folic acid deficiency.
• False Incorrect. Anemia is a sign of advanced folic acid deficiency. Appropriate medical action should be taken to correct this deficiency.
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When cooking vegetables, this type of cooking method destroys folate.
• Steaming
• Boiling
• Sautéed
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When cooking vegetables this type of cooking method destroys folate.
• Steaming Incorrect. Boiling vegetables destroys folate. The majority of vegetables served in the dining commons are steamed or sautéed or fresh on the salad bar.
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When cooking vegetables, this type of cooking method destroys folate.
• Boiling Correct! The majority of vegetables served in the dining commons are steamed or sautéed or fresh on the salad bar.
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When cooking vegetables, this type of cooking method destroys folate.
• Sautéed Incorrect. Boiling vegetables destroys folate. The majority of vegetables served in the dining commons are steamed or sautéed or fresh on the salad bar.
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Folate decreases in fresh fruits and vegetables the longer it is stored in the refrigerator.
• True
• False
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Folate decreases in fresh fruits and vegetables the longer it is in the refrigerator.
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Folate decreases in fresh fruits and vegetables the longer it is stored in the refrigerator.
• False Incorrect. The longer the vegetables are stored under refrigeration the more folic acid is lost.
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Which of the following foods is least affected by storage or cooking method regarding folic acid content?
• Legumes
• Frozen Spinach
• Fresh Broccoli
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Which of the following foods is least affected by storage or cooking method regarding folic acid content?
• Legumes (dried beans and peas) Correct! Legumes are a good source of folic acid even if they are cooked for a long period of time.
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Which of the following foods is least affected by storage or cooking method regarding folic acid content?
• Frozen Spinach Incorrect. Regardless of the type of vegetables (fresh/frozen/ canned), some folic acid is lost in storage and preparation. Legumes are a good source of folic acid even if they are cooked for a long period of time.
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Which of the following foods is least affected by storage or cooking method regarding folic acid content?
• Fresh Broccoli Incorrect. Regardless of the type of vegetables (fresh/frozen/ canned), some folic acid is lost in storage and preparation. Legumes are a good source of folic acid even if they are cooked for a long period of time.
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