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Nutrition & Food Tests Flashcards

1
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Biological molecules

A

Give us energy.

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2
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Carbohydrates

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Provide energy.

2 types - Simple and Complex Carbs

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Carbohydrates and Fats

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Made up of

  • Carbon
  • Hydrogen
  • Oxygen
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4
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Cellulose

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Found in Plant Cell Walls.

Cannot be digested by humans.

However, as fibre - helps the muscles of intestinal wall to push food through the digestive system.

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Cellulose as Fibre

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Helps the muscles of intestinal wall to push food through the digestive system.

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Cellulose, Starch and Glycogen

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Long Chain of Sugars joined together.

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7
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Fats/Lipids

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A store of energy.

Provide Double the Energy that carbohydrates and proteins do.

Made up of fatty acids and glycerol.

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8
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Food

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Made up of different biological molecules;
- Which Give us Energy

Contain chemicals we need to:

  • Grow and Repair ourselves
  • Help our Cells Function
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10
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Glucose

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Can be used by cells to make energy.

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11
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Proteins

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Used for the growth and repair of cells
- Used as a source of energy
if carbohydrate and fat reserves are low.

Made up of long chains of amino acids
- which after digestion; are absorbed into the bloodstream

  • and brought to cells that reassemble them into proteins needed by the body.
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12
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Glycogen

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Carbohydrate stored within the liver and skeletal muscle

A Polysaccharide that can be Converted into Glucose when Levels Low.

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13
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Reagent

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Chemical that indicates the presence of a substance, usually by changing colour.

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17
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Proteins contain

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  • Carbon
  • Hydrogen
  • Oxygen
  • Nitrogen
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18
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Starch

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Broken down by digestive enzymes into glucose - which can be used by cells to make energy.

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19
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Reagents and Food Testing

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There are tests which can be used to detect carbohydrates, proteins and lipids.

They involve:
- Adding a reagent to a food sample - changing the colour depending on what biological molecules are present.

  • Sometimes it‘s necessary to crush or add water to the food before adding the reagent.
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20
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Initial Colour of Benedicts (Reagent)

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Blue

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21
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Initial Colour of Biuret (Reagent)

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Blue

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22
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Initial Colour of Ethanol (Reagent)

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Colourless

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23
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Simple Carbohydrates

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Sugars - Glucose and Lactose

Fast Acting Source of Energy.

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23
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Complex Carbohydrates

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Include - Cellulose, Starch and Glycogen

Source of Slow Releasing.

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23
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Complex Carbohydrates Examples

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Rice and pasta.

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25
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Initial Colour of Iodine (Reagent)

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Yellow-brown

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26
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Simple Carbohydrates Examples

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Biscuits + energy bars.

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28
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Biuret (Reagent)

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Mixture of Sodium Hydroxide and Copper Sulfate.

29
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Benedict colour - Positive result for Reducing Sugar

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Brick red precipitate

30
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Biuret colour - Positive result for Protein/Amino Acid

A

Lilac/purple

31
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Ethanol colour - Positive result for Fat

A

White Emulsion

32
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Testing for Protein/Amino Acids

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Reagent - Biuret

Method: add Biuret fo the food.

Initial Colour - Blue.

Colour of Positive Result - Lilac/purple.

33
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Testing for Fat

A

Reagent - Ethanol.

Method: add Ethanol to the food to dissolve the fat then add water.

Initial Colour - Colourless.

Colour of Positive Result - White Emulsion.

34
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Iodine colour of positive result for Starch

A

Blue-black

35
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Testing for Reduced Sugar

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Reagent used - Benedicts

Method: add Benedicts to the food and boil in a water bath.

Initial colour - Blue.

Colour of a positive result - Brick red precipitate.

36
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Testing for Starch

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Reagent - Iodine.

Method: add Iodine to the food.

Initial colour - Yellow-brown.

Colour of Positive Result - Blue-black.

37
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The Chemicals in Our Food Are Needed to

A
  • Grow and Repair Ourselves

- Help Our Cells Function

37
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Contain Chemicals We Need To:

  • Grow and Repair Ourselves
  • Help Our Cells Function
A

Food in our diet.

39
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In Our Food and Give Us Energy

A

Biological Molecules

39
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Proteins needed by the body

A

Enzymes

40
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Essential to Grow and Repair Ourselves + Help Our Cells Function

A

Chemicals in our Food.

41
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Adding what to a food sample - changes the colour depending on what biological molecules are present

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A reagent.

42
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Food Sample Examples

A
  • Reducing Sugar
  • Starch
  • Protein/Amino Acids
  • Fat
45
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Cannot be digested by humans

A

Cellulose

46
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Sometimes what is necessary before adding the reagent into food

A

To crush or add water to the food.

47
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Whilst testing for Reducing Sugar:

After adding Benedicts (Reagent) to the food

A

Boil in a water bath.

48
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Adding a reagent to ? - changes the colour depending on what biological molecules are present.

A

Food

49
Q

During tests to detect carbohydrates, proteins and lipids;

Adding a reagent to a food sample - changes the colour depending on what ? are present.

A

Biological Molecules

51
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Foods high in Fat

A
  • Cheese
  • Butter
  • Oils
51
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Sometimes it‘s necessary to crush or add water to the food before adding what?

A

The reagent.

52
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Sometimes it is necessary to crush or add water to what before adding the reagent?

A

Food

53
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Used as a source of energy if Carbohydrate and Fat reserves are low

A

Proteins

54
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Whilst testing for Fat:

We add Ethanol to the food to dissolve ? then add water.

A

Fat

55
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Examples of Reducing Sugar

A
  • Glucose
  • Fructose
  • Galactose
56
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Whilst testing for Fat: we add Ethanol to the food to dissolve the fat then add ?

A

Water

57
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Foods high in protein

A

Fish and eggs.

58
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What is made of biological molecules?

A

Food (our diet)

58
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Found in Plant Cell Wall

A

Cellulose

58
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What are absorbed into the bloodstream after digestion?

A

Amino acids

58
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What are reassembled into proteins in the bloodstream?

A

Amino acids

58
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When are amino acids absorbed into the bloodstream?

A

After digestion.

58
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Tests used to detect carbohydrates, proteins and lipids

A

Involve:

  • Adding a reagent to a food sample - changing the colour depending on what biological molecules are present.
  • Sometimes it‘s necessary to crush or add water to the food before adding the reagent.
59
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Controlled Variables

A

A factor kept the same during an experiment in order to keep the experiment valid.


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