3 Written Questions

1. The body's resting rate of energy expenditure
2. We have stomach contraction when we feel hungry, but these are not the only sources of hunger.
3. THe point at which an individual's 'weight thermostat' is supposedly set. When the body falls below this weight, and increase in hunger and a lowered metabolic rate may act to restore the lost weight.

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. That slow, sustained changes in body weight can alter a set point. Prefer to use settling point to induce the level at which a persons weight settles in response to caloric intake and expenditure.
   1. Define glucose
   2. Critics of set point say what?
   3. Define set point
   4. Define basal metabolic rate
2. The form of sugar that circulates in the blood and provides the major sources of energy for body tissues. When the level is low, we feel hunger.
   1. Critics of set point say what?
   2. Define glucose
   3. Define set point
   4. Define basal metabolic rate
3. Our brain keeps track of our nutrient levels, and when those levels drop, we will feel hungry
   1. Critics of set point say what?
   2. Info on body chemistry and the brain.
   3. Define basal metabolic rate
   4. Info on stomach contractions and hunger..

2 True/False Questions

1. What are the different appetite hormones? → That slow, sustained changes in body weight can alter a set point. Prefer to use settling point to induce the level at which a persons weight settles in response to caloric intake and expenditure.

   True        False

2. Info on the hypothalamus and its influence on eating. → Our brain keeps track of our nutrient levels, and when those levels drop, we will feel hungry

   True        False