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Amina is interested in learning more about protein and has asked you what is the difference between high-quality and low-quality protein? (1 mark)
Which of the foods on Amina’s shopping list is most likely to contain fat and should be replaced or removed from her list? (1 mark)
Which of the following foods on Amina’s shopping list does not provide a significant source of cholesterol in her diet? (1 mark)
What is the adequate intake of dietary fibre for women aged 19–50? (1 mark)
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)
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)
You are doing a qualitative dietary assessment using the Australian Guide to Healthy Eating. What is the best approach for classifying a banana split (a dish made with bananas and ice cream)? (1 mark)
Marcus consumes an average of 280 mg magnesium per day. What is the most appropriate conclusion about his intake? (2 marks)
Marcus is interested in assessing his body composition, particularly lean mass and fat mass. His coach also wants to monitor changes over time and compare changes in composition on each side of his body. 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?
The RDI (Recommended Dietary Intake) values for nutrients in Australia are: (1 mark)