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NUT1011 - Human nutrition: An introduction to nutrients S2 2025

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What

is the adequate intake of dietary fibre for women aged 19–50? (1 mark)

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Using the information from the case study,

calculate the percentage of energy coming from carbohydrates in Amina’s diet. Your answer

should be rounded i.e., no decimal places (2 marks)

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Amina is looking to increase her intake of dietary fibre, which of the foods below

would provide her with the highest source of fibre? (2 marks)

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According to the Australian nutrient reference values,

what percentage of the day’s total energy intake should be supplied by

carbohydrates? (1 mark)

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Marcus’s diet provides

11,000 kJ/day. If 30% of his energy comes from fat and 25% from protein, how

many grams of carbohydrate are in his diet? (2 marks)

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You are wanting to calculate Marcus' basal

metabolic rate. Which measurements are all used to compute Marcus' basal metabolic rate (BMR)? (1

mark)

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Nutrient Reference Values (NRVs) for magnesium for

adult males (19–30 years old)?

EAR: 330 mg/day

RDI: 400 mg/day

UL: 350 mg/day

Marcus consumes an average of 280mg/day, the

most appropriate conclusion is that his intake is: (2 marks)

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On Marcus’s rest days, the largest contributor

to his total daily energy expenditure is likely to be: (1 mark)

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According to a substantial body of evidence,

what is a characteristic of excess body fat that is distributed primarily

around the abdomen? (1 mark)

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Marcus is interested in assessing his body

composition, particularly lean mass and fat mass. His coach also wants to

monitor changes over time. You are working as a nutritionist, and he has asked

for your advice on which body composition assessment is best for his needs.

Given the above information, which method is the most appropriate?

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