Food Tech Yearly 2023 Flashcards

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The Function Of Protein

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repair cells, build body tissues

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5 Sources of protein

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pork, fish, eggs, Lentils, tofu

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3
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Carbohydrates Function

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to provide energy

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4
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5 sources of carbohydrates

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bread, beans, milk, potatoes, pasta

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5
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The function of lipids

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help in the making of hormones, the storing of energy, absorbing vitamins, to cushion organs

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The function of vitamins

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fight infections, promote wound healing, regulate hormones

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5 Lipids sources

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canola oil, peanut oil, sunflower oil, olive oil, heavy cream

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5 sources of vitamins

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carrots, spinach, nuts, seeds, meat,

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The function of minerals

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strengthening teeth and bones, muscle and nerve function, water balance

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10
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5 sources for minerals

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cereals, bread, meat, fish, milk

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The function of water

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body temperature, cushion joints, filter wastes through urination

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12
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what are active non nutrients

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Active non-nutrients are substances that are not essential for life but which can enhance the functioning of the body or contribute to the promotion of good health

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13
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give some examples of active non-nutrients

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probiotics, dietary fibre, antioxidants

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14
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what is the function of probiotics

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healthy community of microorganisms, aid the digestive system

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15
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what are 5 sources of probiotics

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yogurt, kefir, kombucha, saeurkraut, kimchi

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16
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what is the function of dietary fibre

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digestive health, aids in stool softening, an intestinal groom

17
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5 sources for dietary fibre

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cereal, potatoes, nuts, seeds, broccoli

18
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the function of antioxidants

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protect the cells against free radicals

19
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5 sources of antioxidants

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broccoli, spinach, carrot, potatoes, berries

20
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define mis en place

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everthing in it place, a french term that refers to puting all equipment in a safe place and in logical order

21
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define garnish

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food, typically a leafy green that is smaller than the dish and sits on top of it as a decoration

22
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define cross contamination

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when bacteria is transferred from one surface to another eg. salmonella on raw chicken transferred to a cutting board

23
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define kitchen safety

A

avoiding danger by taking out precautions while cooking or preparing food in a kitchen setting

24
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define personal protective equipmnet (PPE)

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equipment worn to prevent accidents in the kitchen eg. aprons, oven mits, hair net

25
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define personal hygiene

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practices to stay germ free in the kitchen to protect yourself and others from disease eg. washing your hands, not cooking when sick, wearing a hair net, showering daily

26
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define malnutrition

A

not receiving the right amount of nutrition to a severe extent

27
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define overnutrition

A

receiving to much of a nutrient to a severe extent

27
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define cardiovascular disease

A

a group of disorders of the heart and blood vessels

28
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what do children need

A

more protein, carbohydrates, healthy fats, calcium

29
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what do adolescents need more of

A

fruit, calcium, protein,

30
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what do adults need more of

A

vitamin d, calcium, vitamin b 12

31
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what nutrients do the elderly need more of

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protein, omega-3 fatty acids, dietary fibre, vitamin b6, vitamin b12

32
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Definition and example of functional food

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Food containing health giving additives e.g nuts because they contain healthy fats and vitamin E.

33
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Why was meat salted instead of left fresh?

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Because salt helps preserve meat, and can stop it from spoiling.

34
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What are some native foods?

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Lemon myrtle, kangaroo.

35
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How does food spoilage occur?

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If it is between 5-60°C.

36
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What influences our food habits?

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37
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5 safety tips

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1) Walk, don’t run.
2) Wear oven mitts when holding hot items
3) Wipe up any spills immediately.
4) Be aware of your surroundings.
5) Use all equipment in a safe matter.

38
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5 hygiene tips

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1) Wash hands before cooking.
2) Wash fruit and vegetables.
3) Use correct coloured chopping boards.
4) Check use by dates.
5) Store foods correctly.