The ____________Act which was first enacted in 1965, establishes the law on the priorities and operations for key programs and services to help our nation’s adults age 60 and older healthy and independent. 

The most common food allergens are wheat, peanuts, treenuts, soy, and 

Organic foods are grown with use of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, hormones, antibiotics, sewage sludge, irradiation and ___________ engineering. 

Chronic diseases and conditions are associated with various risk factors that may increase or decrease an individual’s chances of acquiring.  According to the textbook, what are some risk factors that cannot be modified by individuals? Choose all that apply. 

The term orthorexia nervosa was coined in 1997 by physician Steven Bratman which stated the fixation on eating certain foods based on a philosophy or theory. Although orthorexia nervosa is not formally recognized as a diagnose, there are certain signs, symptoms and behavior associated with an individual. Select one of the signs/symptoms of orthorexia nerve and discuss how it may lead to an unhealthy practice. 

The components that make up the organ systems in the human body include respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine, nervous, urinary, lymphatic, digestive, musculoskeletal, excretory, reproductive, and _____________ system. 

The two sources of proteins come from ________ and ________. 

Similar to proteins lipids are categorized as essential and nonessential fatty acids and vital for the normal operation of all body systems. Name the two essential fatty acids which play an important role in our immunity, blood pressure regulation and synaptic transmission in the brain during fetal development. 

Which technological or cultural development is not typically associated with early Mesopotamian or Northeast African civilizations?

The Stele of Hammurabi is best known for illustrating which legal principle?