introduction Flashcards

1
Q

how many days can you last without any form of water?

A

3 days

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2
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how long can you last without food?

A

3-6 weeks
all depends on body types

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3
Q

how many essential amino acids?

A

20 essential amino acids

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4
Q

It’s recommended to stay away from supplements but what supplement is recommended to the British?

A

vitamin D

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5
Q

what does protein do in the body?

A

secondary source of energy
synthesis filamentous proteins in order to contract muscles
transport (ATP)
used for storage (ferritin)

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6
Q

which has all essential amino acids
plant or animal?

A

animal contains all 20 essential amino acid in any source

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7
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which essential amino acids are most lacking in plant sources?

A

lysine & methionine

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8
Q

is fat hydrophobic or hydrophilic

A

hydrophobic
repels water

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9
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which vitamins need to be in a lipid fat source to be absorbed

A

vitamin A/E

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10
Q

which fat is worse for your health
saturated or unsaturated?

A

saturated is worse for your health

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11
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if the fat is harder at room temp is it saturated or unsaturated?

A

saturated fats are harder at room temp

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12
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what fat is liquid at room temp?

A

unsaturated fat is liquid at room temp

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13
Q

is glucose a hexose or pentose

A

hexose
6 ring carbon

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14
Q

name hexose carb

A

glucose, lactose and fructose

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15
Q

what can be synthesised from glucose

A

RNA/DNA

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16
Q

what is the conversion from kJ to Kcal?

A

1 kJ = 0.239 Kcal

17
Q

what is the conversion from Kcal to kJ

A

1Kcal = 4.184 kJ

18
Q

how much kJ in fat?

A

37 kJ

19
Q

how much kJ in protein?

A

17 kJ

20
Q

how much kJ in carbohydrates?

A

16 kJ

21
Q

how much kJ in alcohol?

A

29 kJ

22
Q

simple definition of vitamins function

A

they have specific biochemical functions in the body

23
Q

simple definition of trace elements/ mineral function

A

they have specific physiological function in the body

24
Q

can the body make minerals or does it need to come from the diet

A

needs to come from the diet
required in mg/d