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Factors affecting nutritional well-being

In this Class 11 Home Science topic from “Concerns and Needs in Diverse Contexts,” students explore the factors that shape nutritional well-being in everyday life. They examine how income, food availability and access, family patterns, culture, education, health, age, gender, lifestyle, and the physical environment influence food choices and nutrition outcomes. The topic also helps students understand why nutritional needs differ across people and communities and consider practical, context-sensitive ways to support healthier living.

Hard · Level 1 · 8 questions

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  1. Because appetite, chewing, digestion and disease condition may change
  2. Because elderly people need no food
  3. Because all elderly people need the same diet
  4. Because age has no relation to diet
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  1. Because an unsuitable consistency can increase choking and aspiration risk
  2. Because it changes the colour of food
  3. Because it increases the cost of medicines
  4. Because it removes the patient's need for nutrients
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  1. Tea always increases iron absorption
  2. Tea has no effect on iron
  3. In some circumstances, tea may affect iron absorption
  4. Tea produces protein in the body
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  1. Preparing a diet with affordable, local alternatives of similar nutritional value
  2. Adding more expensive specialty foods to the diet
  3. Advising the patient not to eat until the diet is followed
  4. Removing all local foods from the diet
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  1. One who can eat only small amounts
  2. One with very high appetite
  3. One who easily eats large amounts
  4. One with no nutritional need
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  1. Because age has no relation to energy
  2. Because weight, sex, activity and disease state also affect it
  3. Because energy always remains fixed
  4. Because the food plate alone decides energy
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  1. Food taste is high
  2. Protein need is zero
  3. Abdominal fat and metabolic risk may be higher
  4. The person needs no water
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  1. Because social factors have no effect on nutrition care
  2. Because income, education, family support, and food availability affect food choices and adherence
  3. Because food choice is determined only by food colour
  4. Because all patients have the same social and economic circumstances

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