71. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Clear liquid diet
1. Rest, drugs and fluid diet
b. Acute cholecystitis
2. Triples this birth weight end of 10-12 months
c. Infant
3. Septic throat
d. Staphylococci causes
4. Replaces the fluids lost by the body preventing dehydration
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Clear liquid diet | 1. Rest, drugs and fluid diet |
| b. Acute cholecystitis | 2. Triples this birth weight end of 10-12 months |
| c. Infant | 3. Septic throat |
| d. Staphylococci causes | 4. Replaces the fluids lost by the body preventing dehydration |
72. Assertion (A) Public health nutrition programmes should create more open spaces for physical activity to promote fitness.
Reason (R) Overweight and obesity are major pre-disposing factors for developing non communicable diseases.
Reason (R) Overweight and obesity are major pre-disposing factors for developing non communicable diseases.
73. CFTRI comes under which organisation?
74. What procedure do diet counsellor follow to help individual to make dietary changes?
75. Why does protein provide satiety value?
76. Which food bacteria should be avoided by pregnant lady?
77. . . . . . . . . is required for synthesis of DNA.
78. Which food should be avoided during typhoid?
79. The process of getting accustomed to food other than breast milk is called
80. Consider the following statements.
1. Adequate well balanced nutritions food should be taken to prevent obesity under nutrition.
2. An adolescent girl should take enough calcium and rich foods in her diet to increase bone density, which delays the onset of osteoporosis.
Which of the statement(s) given aboveis/are correct?
1. Adequate well balanced nutritions food should be taken to prevent obesity under nutrition.
2. An adolescent girl should take enough calcium and rich foods in her diet to increase bone density, which delays the onset of osteoporosis.
Which of the statement(s) given aboveis/are correct?
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