2.4 Macronutrients: Protein Part 2 Flashcards

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What is protein turnover?

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process where proteins are constantly being broken down and repaired to maintain optimal functions

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What is the purpose of the functin body structure?

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muscles, connective tissue, mucus, skin, hair, and nails are all comprised of proteins

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What is the purpose of the function maintaining fluid balance?

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blood proteins attract fluid, thus preventing tissue edema

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What is the purpose of the function contribute to acid base balance?

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proteins act as buffers to maintain proper pH

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What is the purpose of the function hormones and enzymes?

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needed to regulate body processes and catalyze reactions

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What is the purpose of the function provide energy and satiety?

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used for energy during exercise and calories restriction

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How much protein is required by the human body?

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0.8 grams per kg of body weight

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What is protein equilibrium?

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state when protein intake is equivalent to the amount of protein lost

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What is positive protein balance?

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occurs when we take in more protein that we lose (pregnant, growing)

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What is anabolic state?

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used to indicate that growth is occurring and muscle is being built

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What is negative protein balance?

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occurs when protein loss is greater than protein intake (illness, fasting)

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What is catabolic state?

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used to indicate that a loss or breakdown of muscle is occuring

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What is high-quality protein?

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all the essential amino acids are produced and can be used by the body

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Where do high-quality proteins come from?

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animal

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What is low quality protein?

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lacks one or more of the essential amino acids

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16
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What plants are complete sources of protein?

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soy
buckwheat
quinoa

17
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What are complementary proteins?

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process of consuming two incomplete proteins to make a complete protein

18
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What are good sources of protein?

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dairy
meat
bean groups
nuts
seeds
legumes

19
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What is protein-calorie malnutrition?

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occurs when an inadequate intake of protein and calories over a period of time leads to muscle wasting and an increased risk of infection due to a compromised immune system

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