Calories and Fat Flashcards

0
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Carbohydrates (cal/g)

A

4 cal/g

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1
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Calories—->

A

Energy

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2
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Protein (cal/g)

A

4 cal/g

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3
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Fat (cal/g)

A

9 cal/g

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4
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Alcohol (cal/g)

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7 cal/g

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5
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What is a calorie?

A

The amount of energy released when nutrients are broken down is measured in units called CALORIES

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6
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What is REE

A

Resting energy expenditure

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7
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What is BMR

A

Basal metabolic rate

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8
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Males and females have different energy requirements (3)

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  • males have more muscle (%) which burns more energy
  • other factors (fitness level, thyroid gland, genetics)
  • males REE is ~10% more than females
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REE&BMR formulas males:

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17.5 x weight in kg + 651

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10
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REE & BMR Formula female:

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12.2 x weight in kg + 746

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11
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What are fats made of?

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Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

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12
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Helps of fats (4)

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  • supply body with energy
  • form cells
  • help maintain body temperature
  • protect nerves
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13
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Healthy fats? (3)

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  • 25-35% of calorie intake
  • less than 7% from saturated fat
  • no trans fat
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14
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What are fatty acids? (3)

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  • required for life
  • molecules that make up lipids
  • your body cant synthesize
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15
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Saturated fats (3)

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  • have all the hydrogen and carbon atoms
  • solid at room temperature
  • animal fats
  • too much=heart disease
16
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Unsaturated fats (4)

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  • have atleast one unsaturated bond in place where hydrogen can be added to a molecule
  • liquid at room temperature
  • found in oils, nuts, and seeds
  • help fight heart disease
17
Q

Saturated(3) vs. Unsaturated(3)

A
Sat
-animal fat
-solid at room temp. 
-raises LDL-bad cholesterol
Unsat
-good fats
-raise HDL good cholesterol
-found in plant foods & oils
18
Q

Unsaturated fats-mono(4) & poly(6)

A
Mono
-liquid at room temp. 
-thicker when chilled
-10-25% of calories
Poly
-liquid at room temp. 
-stays liquid when chilled
-lowers LDL
-8-10% of calories
-omega 3's
19
Q

Omega 3’s (4)

A
  • essential fats
  • body doesnt produce them
  • help brain development and protect from heart disease
  • found in fish
20
Q

What is trans fat?

A

Hydrogenated fat

21
Q

Unsat, sat, trans. Good bad?

A

Unsat-> :) oils, nuts
Sat-> :( dairy
Trans-> :’( packaged food

22
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Trans fat acts like…

A

Saturated fat in body but worse raises LDL and lowers HDL