Biology Testweek Ch2 Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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proteins

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nutrients that mainly function as building blocks, but also as fuels

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nutrients

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the useable components of foodstuffs

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3
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water

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nutrient that mainly functions as a building block

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4
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minerals

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nutrients that mainly function as building blocks and as protective substances

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5
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building blocks

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nutrients that are used to make cells and tissues

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6
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plant-based foodstuffs

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foodstuffs that come from plants or parts of plants

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fuels

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nutrients that provide energy

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carbohydrates

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nutrients that mainly function as fuels, but also as building blocks and reserves

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vitamins

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nutrients that mainly function as building blocks and as protective substances

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fats

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nutrients that mainly function as fuels, but also as building blocks and reserves

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11
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protective substances

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nutrients that are needed to keep you healthy

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12
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dietary fibre

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the indigestible parts of plant-derived food

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13
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foodstuffs

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any product that we eat or drink

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animal-based foodstuffs

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foodstuffs that come from parts of animals or products of animals

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15
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test strip

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strip of paper that changes colour in the presence of a certain substance

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16
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indicator

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substance that can be used to demonstrate the presence of another substance

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17
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food poisoning

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food poisoning

an infection caused by eating food that has been contaminated with chemicals, bacteria or other patho

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18
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food hygiene

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preparing and cooking food safely to reduce

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19
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eating a varied diet

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eating something from each of the five sections of the Wheel of Five every day

20
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energy requirement

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amount of energy a person needs each day

21
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bulimia nervosa

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eating disorder in which the person worries about being too fat; they have regular eating binges and then vomit to get rid of the food

22
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overweight

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when you are heavier than you should be for your age and height

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underweight

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when you are lighter than you should be for your age and height

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anorexia nervosa

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eating disorder in which the person feels they are too fat and eats very little in order to lose extreme amounts of weight

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Body Mass Index (BMI)
measurement used to determine whether your weight is healthy
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peristalsis
the alternate contraction and relaxation of the circular muscles and longitudinal muscles in the wall of the intestinal tract
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digestion
the breakdown of nutrients so that they can be absorbed into the bloodstream
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digestive glands
the glands that produce the digestive juices
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digestive juices
these are added to the intestinal tract to help the digestion of food
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digestive system
all parts of the body involved in the digestion of food
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enzymes
substances that speed up chemical processes
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function of pancreatic juice
Digests proteins, carbohydrates and fats
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function of small intestine
absorbing nutrients, digestion products and water into the blood
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large intestine
part of the body that removes water from the pulp of undigested food residues
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anus
circular muscle (sphincter) that closes off the exit from the rectum
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function of gastric juice
kills bacteria in your food and starts the breakdown of proteins
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rectum
part of the body that stores faeces temporarily
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stomach
part of the body where food is stored temporarily
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pancreas
gland that produces pancreatic juice
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faeces
undigested food residues
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appendix
the part of the caecum that is inflamed in appendicitis.
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pyloric sphincter
circular muscle that closes off the exit from the stomach
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duodenum
part of the body where the food pulp is mixed with bile and pancreatic juice
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function of saliva
makes food more slippery and starts the breakdown of starch
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function of intestinal juice
digests proteins and carbohydrates
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function of bile
breaks large fat globules up into small fat droplets so that it is easier for the enzymes to get at the fats