Exam Details
Subject | Nutrition for the Community | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | Bachelor Degree Programme | |
Department | School of Continuing Education (SOCE) | |
Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | June, 2015 | |
City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
Explain the following in 2 sentences each:
Hormones
Fluid Balance
Menarche
Osmotic Pressure
Bitot Spots
Fill in the blanks
An Anganwadi centre usually covers a population of in tribal areas.
is the adult form of vitamin D deficiency.
The money put into a business or enterprise in order to generate profit/return is called
is to cook by tossing food in a small amount of fat.
Sugar is an giving food.
Water makes up approximately percent of the total weight of an adult.
Seven grams kcal. of fat will provide
(viii) is responsible for aroma and flavour of coffee.
RDI's for proteins are based on
Ragi is a good source of
Discuss the social, psychological and economic aspects of food and eating behaviour.
Describe the process of digestion and absorption of food.
Explain the functions of proteins. List two sources each of animal and vegetable proteins.
3. Briefly explain the following:
Functions of vitamin A
Factors that increase and decrease iron absorption
Processing of cereal and pulses can significantly alter the content of water soluble vitamins present in them
Classification of food based on functions
Identify the factors that need to be considered while planning meals for a family.
Describe the various physiological changes that take place in the woman's body during pregnancy.
Discuss the importance of breast feeding and complementary feeding in infant nutrition.
Explain the factors which can bring economy in food budget.
List the criteria for selection of the following foods:
Rice
Fats and oils
Milk and Milk products
Discuss the various causes of food spoilage. How can these be prevented
6. Enumerate the clinical features and measures for the control of the following disorders:
PEM
Iodine deficiency disorders
Rickets
Obesity
Describe the anthropometric methods used in the assessment of nutritional status of children.
With the help of a flow chart describe the typical operations in a food service establishment.
8. Write short notes on any four of the following:
Control measures which will help in keeping the expenditure within limits in operating a canteen
Mid-day Meal Programme
Dietary management of diarrhoea in children
Clinical features of pellagra
Recommended dietary intakes for the lactating woman
Meal planning for adolescents
Hormones
Fluid Balance
Menarche
Osmotic Pressure
Bitot Spots
Fill in the blanks
An Anganwadi centre usually covers a population of in tribal areas.
is the adult form of vitamin D deficiency.
The money put into a business or enterprise in order to generate profit/return is called
is to cook by tossing food in a small amount of fat.
Sugar is an giving food.
Water makes up approximately percent of the total weight of an adult.
Seven grams kcal. of fat will provide
(viii) is responsible for aroma and flavour of coffee.
RDI's for proteins are based on
Ragi is a good source of
Discuss the social, psychological and economic aspects of food and eating behaviour.
Describe the process of digestion and absorption of food.
Explain the functions of proteins. List two sources each of animal and vegetable proteins.
3. Briefly explain the following:
Functions of vitamin A
Factors that increase and decrease iron absorption
Processing of cereal and pulses can significantly alter the content of water soluble vitamins present in them
Classification of food based on functions
Identify the factors that need to be considered while planning meals for a family.
Describe the various physiological changes that take place in the woman's body during pregnancy.
Discuss the importance of breast feeding and complementary feeding in infant nutrition.
Explain the factors which can bring economy in food budget.
List the criteria for selection of the following foods:
Rice
Fats and oils
Milk and Milk products
Discuss the various causes of food spoilage. How can these be prevented
6. Enumerate the clinical features and measures for the control of the following disorders:
PEM
Iodine deficiency disorders
Rickets
Obesity
Describe the anthropometric methods used in the assessment of nutritional status of children.
With the help of a flow chart describe the typical operations in a food service establishment.
8. Write short notes on any four of the following:
Control measures which will help in keeping the expenditure within limits in operating a canteen
Mid-day Meal Programme
Dietary management of diarrhoea in children
Clinical features of pellagra
Recommended dietary intakes for the lactating woman
Meal planning for adolescents
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