Considering External Cues in Obesity, Which of the Following Statements

question 222

Multiple Choice

Considering external cues in obesity, which of the following statements is true?

• A) Obese subjects ate more than thin subjects if the food tasted good.
• B) Thin subjects increase food intake if the food is attractive.
• C) Thin subjects increase food intake if the food is easily available.
• D) Obese people will eat more than normal-weight people if the food is difficult to obtain.

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Definitions:

Y Tubing

A type of medical tubing split into two branches in a Y shape, commonly used for simultaneous administration of fluids or drugs, or for blood transfusions.

Urine Drainage

The process of removing urine from the body or a medical device used for this purpose, often involving catheters.

Y Tubing

A type of medical tubing that branches into two limbs at one end, often used in transfusions or infusions.

Normal Saline

An isotonic solution of sodium chloride (0.9% NaCl) in water that matches the salt concentration of the body, commonly used for hydration and as a flush for medical catheters.