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BUMEDINST 10110.6
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Nutrition Standards and Education
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BUMEDINST 10110.6, regulation applies to whom?
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The active and reserve components of the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps; the Air National Guard; and the Army National Guard.
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Who is the proponent of the BUMEDINST 10110.6?
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The Army Surgeon General
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Whom may the proponents delegate their approve authority to in writing?
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A division chief within their agency that holds the grade of colonel or the civilian equivalent.
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What is the purpose of BUMEDINST 10110.6?
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To establish nutritional standards, termed "military dietary reference intakes" (MDRIs), for military feeding and establishes nutritional standards for operational rations (NSOR).
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The Surgeon General, USA
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United States Army
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Who establish nutritional standards for meals servedto military personnel subsisting under normal operating conditions and while under simulated or actual combat conditions?
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Surgeon General, USA
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Who establish nutritional standards for operational rations and restricted rations?
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The Surgeon General, USA
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FNB
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Food and Nutrition Board
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Who can adjust nutritional standards as additional scientific information on nutrient needs becomes available and as the FNB or other nutrition policy agencies adopt new recommendations?
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The Surgeon General, USA
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Who review requests and make appropriate recommendations for deviations from established nutritional standards?
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The Surgeon General, USA
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DCSLOG, USA
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The Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics, USA
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Who evaluate planned menus for compliance with the principles of Food Guide Pyramid and Dietary Guidelines for Americans?
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DCSLOG, USA
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Who establish policy to ensure that adjustments to planned menus will meet nutritional standards?
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DCSLOG, USA
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Where is the current MDRIs are adapted from?
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FNB's Recommend Dietary Allowances
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Who will review the MDRIs with each DRI update published, and make necessary changes to the BUMEDINST 10110.6?
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The Surgeon General, USA
Department of the Army |
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TSG
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The Surgeon General, USA
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DA
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Department of the Army
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Technical Note TN-00/10
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Documents the basis for the MDRIs
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The MDRIs are intended for use by personnel involved in...
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Menu development
Menu evaluation Nutrition education Nutrition research Food research and development |
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DRIs
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Dietary Reference Intakes
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The MDRIs does not meet the nutritional needs of who?
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Pregnant or lactating military women
individuals requiring medical nutrition therapy |
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RDA
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Recommended Dietary Allowance
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True/False: Usually, no MDRI is established if there is no RDA or DRI for given nutrient,
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TRUE
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What are the two nutrients that are exceptions of approval by TSG, DA?
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Potassium and Sodium
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What military facilities serve as models to help military members, family members, and DOD employees meet recommended nutritional guidelines?
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DOD installation
Hospital dining |
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The MDRIs can meet the average over a period of how many days?
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5 to 10 days
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What military personnel are operational and restrictions rations design for?
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Wide variety of operations
Widely varied settings for limited periods |
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NSOR
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Nutritional Standards for Operational Rations
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GP-I
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General Purpose, Improved
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RD
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Registered Dietitian
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Operational rations, total calories from fat should not exceed what percentage of calories?
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35%
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Up to how many days can MREs be consumed as the sole ration
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Up to 21 days
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When MREs are the sole ration, the units will be provided with what types of supplements and enhancements whenever feasible?
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Bread
Milk Fresh fruit |
