Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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3 Functions of Nutrients

A

1) provide energy
2) Important for growth and development
3) Regulate Body processes/functions

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2
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Nutrients (3 things):

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Have a specific biological function
are required in the diet (absence leads to decreases biological function or disease)
can restore normal function if added back to a diet deficient diet prior to permanent damage

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3
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4 Macronutrients

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Carbs
Proteins
Lipids
Water

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4
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2 Micronutrients

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Vitamins

Minerals

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5
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Nutrients that provide Energy

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Most carbs
Proteins
Most lipids ( fats and oils)

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6
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Nutrients that promote growth and development

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Proteins
Lipids
Some vitamins
Some  minerals
Water
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7
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Nutrients that regulate body processes

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Proteins
Some lipids
Some Vitamins
Some minerals
Water
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8
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What elements are carbs compsed of?

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Carbon
Hydrogen
Oxygen

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9
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Simple carbs

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Sugars in food or glucose in our bodies

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10
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Complex carbohydrates

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Polysaccharides in food and glycogen in our bodies

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11
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Function of carbs

A

provides energy (4 kcal/g)

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12
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What elements make lipids

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Carbon
Hydrogen
Oxygen

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13
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Lipids

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compounds that are insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents (like ethanol)

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14
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Trigylcerides

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Lipids…major form of fat in food and major form of energy storage in our bodies

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15
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4 types of trigylcerides

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saturated fatty acids
unsaturated fatty acids
trans fatty acids
essential fatty acids

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16
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4 functions of lipids

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provide energy (9 kcal/g)
energy storage
hormone synthesis
membrane constituents

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17
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What elements make protein?

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Carbon
Hydrogen
Oxygen
Nitrogen

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18
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Functions of proteins

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provides energy (4 kcal/g)
enzymes
muscle
cell signaling
blood
transport
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19
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What make up proteins

A

amino acids

20
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How many essential amino acids are there?

21
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How many amino acids are there

22
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Water soluble vitamins

A

Vitamin c

b-complex

23
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what type of vitamin is more easily excreted by the body?

A

water soluble

24
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What vitamins are easily destroyed by cooking?

A

water soluble

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Fat soluble vitamins
Vitamin A, D, E, K
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What vitamins are more easily stored in the body?
Fat soluble
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Which vitamins pose a greater rick of toxicity?
fat soluble
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Minerals
Inorganic compounds (major and trace)
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Examples of major minerals
``` sodium potassium chloride calcium phosphorous ```
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Major minerals
required in grams
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Trace minerals
required less than 100 mg daily
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Examples of trace minerals
Iron Zinc Copper Selenium
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Functions of minerals
Water balance nervous system muscle contraction enable chemical reactions
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Macro nutrient required in the largest quantity?
Water
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3 functions of water
lubricant solvent and transportation medium body temp regulation
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What are phyto and zoo chemicals?
physiologically active compounds that provide health benefits but are not essential nutrients
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Why do we need energy
build new compounds muscle contraction nervous system ion balance in cells
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How is energy defined
calories or kilocalories
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what is a calorie
amount of heat needed to increase the temp of 1 g of water 1 degree C
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Anthropometrics
physical measurements
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biochemical assessment
nutrients/metabolites in blood, urine, etc
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Clinical assessment
physical evidence of poor health
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Dietary assessment
foods consumed
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Environmental assessment
educational and economical background
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Components of a nutritional assessment
``` Anthropometrics Biochemical Clinical Dietary Environmental ABCDE ```