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26 Cards in this Set
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What is the instruction for Nutrition Standards and Education?
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Bumedinst 10110.6
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Who will review the MDRI's with each update published and make neccessary changes to this regulation?
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TSG- The Surgeon General
DA- Department of the Army |
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The current MDRI's are adapted from?
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FNB's recommended Dietary Allowances
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What are the quantitative estimates of nutrient intakes to be used for planning and assessing diets for the healthy military population?
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MDRI's
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Do the MDRI's reflect the nutritional needs of pregnant or lactating women, individuals requiring medical nutrition therapy for conditions such as illness, injury, infection, chronic disease or trauma?
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No
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When military members operate in protective clothing for prolonged periods of time do they have special nutrition requirements?
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Yes, they must consult with TSG of the appropriate services.
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Do all nutrients have an established recommended dietary allowance or DRI?
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No
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Usually no _____ is established if there is no RDA or DRI for a given nutrient?
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MDRI. Exceptions are approved by TSG and DA.
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What are two approved exceptions of this rule? (the rule of having an established MDRI without an RDA or DRI)
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K (Potassium) and Na (Sodium)
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Who should serve as models to help military members, family members and DOD employees meet recommended nutritional guidelines?
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DOD installation and hospital dining facilities.
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What will incorporate principles of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the Food Guide Pyramid?
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The menu design
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The MDRI's will be met, when averaged, over what period of time?
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5 to 10 day period
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What is the most most recent released standard reference that will be used as the standard reference for nutrient composition?
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USDA Nutrient Database for Standard Reference
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Energy allowances represent the average energy needs among whom?
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Individuals at various activity levels
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What is designed to maintain desirable body weights for healthy military members under varying levels of physical activity in a temperate environment?
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Energy allowances
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What is designed for military personnel in a wide variety of operations, in a widely varied settings, for limited time periods?
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Operational and restricted rations
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What provides the entire diet for military personnel during sustained operations?
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Operational rations
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What does NSOR stand for?
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Nutritional Standard for Operational and restricted rations.
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What is designed to support the special nutritional requirements for various actual or simulated combat situations?
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NSORs
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Who will use these standards in the development, procurement, and evaluation of operational and restricted rations?
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Personnel involved in Operational Ration development
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What do the terms MRE, T-ration, Utilized B-ration, and Utilized Group Rations UGR-A and UGR-H&S stand for?
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Names of operational rations
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Total calories from fat should not exceed what percentage what % of calories for these rations?
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35%
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The MRE may be consumed as the sole ration for up to how many days?
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21 days, then mixed rations are added
i.e. UGR-A & UGR- H&S |
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Why was the policy for the 21 day MRE then adding the mix of rations created?
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For soldiers consuming MRE's in the field for 30 days.
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When the MRE is the sole ration, units will provide supplements and enhancements such as?
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Bread, milk, and fresh fruit whenever possible.
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Do they make rations for extreme environments or situations?
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Yes
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