Aroasted chicken multigrain sandwich contains 42 g protein, 7 g fat, and 34 g carbohydrates. how much energy does the sandwich provide?

a. 747 calories
b. 542 calories
c. 502 calories
d. 367 calories
e. 332 calories

which food component is indigestible by the body?

a. complex carbohydrate
b. fiber
c. protein
d. unsaturated fat
e. trans fat

a patient has a history of poor nutrition. he has skin rashes, bleeding gums, and a cut that hasn’t healed in a long time. what vitamin deficiency most likely caused these symptoms?

a. vitamin a
b. vitamin b6
c. vitamin b12
d. vitamin c
e. vitamin e

1 -

Calories per gram of:

Fat = 9

Charbohydrates ≈ 4

Proteins ≈ 4

So, now we do the math:

34g of charbohydrates equals 34*4g of calories, therefore, 136.

7g of fat equals 7*9g of calories, therefore, 63.

42g of protein equals 42*4g of calories, therefore, 168

136 + 168 + 63 = 367 grams

367 grams of calories in the chicken multigrain sandwhich.

2 -

First let's see what does indigestible mean:

Indigestible means that the body does not digest that substance, it is eaten, and released. No modification happens to it.

Which of the components below are indigestible:

The only indigestible food component mentioned in exercise 2 is fiber. Fiber, which provides from plants, is not digestibe by the body.

Fiber.

3 -

This is not my area of expertise, but I must say, it's kind of obvious that the deficiency the patient suffers is vitamin C deficiency.

In a vitamin C deficiency, patients suffer from things such as the ones mentioned in the question.

Vitamin C.

Image 1 -

During photosynthesis, protons build up in the thylakoid lumen/space. The left-overs of this building-up are then conduced to the stroma where they generate ATP.

Thylakoid lumen.

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Just with the salmon fillet, he has already eaten enough vitamin B12, more than 100% of the recommended daily allowance. The amount of vitamin E of the salmon fillet was low, and the amount of vitamin C was null.

The boiled green beans gave him quite a lot of the vitamin C he needs, but not enough. The vitamin E that the boiled green beens provided was also not enough. The amount of vitamin B12 was null.

The sliced strawberries where enough to back up the lack of vitamin C of the boiled green beans, but not enough to back up the lack of vitamin E. The amount of vitamin B12 was null.

Math:

If we do the math needed, we see that Robert only had enough vitamin B12 and C, and that he needed way more vitamin E.

B. - Vitamin B12 and C only.

Hope it helped,

BioTeacher101

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