An Example of an Anthropometric Measurement Is the _____

question 32

Multiple Choice

An example of an anthropometric measurement is the _____.

• A) number of servings of fruit an individual eats in a day
• B) amount of fat in a serving of ice cream
• C) height of an individual
• D) percentage of a population that meets dietary intake requirements
• E) percent Daily Value of vitamin C in orange juice

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Definitions:

Hydrogen Bonds

Weak bonds between partially positive hydrogen atoms and partially negative elements like oxygen or nitrogen, crucial in biological structures.

pH Scale

A measure of the acidity or basicity of an aqueous solution, ranging from 0 (most acidic) to 14 (most basic) with 7 as neutral.

Hydrogen Ion

A positively charged ion or proton, H+, which is common in acid-base reactions in chemistry and biological systems.

Structural Organization

Refers to the way in which different parts of an organism or system are arranged and work together.