Chapter 2 Flashcards

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The methods for food intake analysis

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Diet Recall - usually 24 hrs
Diet Record - usually 3-5 days
Food Frequency questionnaire - targeted at different nutrients

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2
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RDA means:

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Recommended Dietary Allowances

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3
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EAR means:

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Estimated Average Requirements

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4
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AI means:

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Adequate Intakes.

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5
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UL means

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Tolerable Upper Intake Levels

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6
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AMDR means:

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Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range.

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7
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What are the AMDRs for adults

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Carbs - 45-65% daily calories
Fat - 20-35% daily calories
Protein - 10-35% daily calories

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8
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DRI factors considered:

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BMI, Age, and Time (not based on 1 day of food intake, rather an average consumption)

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DRI factors not considered:

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Level of activity, diet, geographic area, lifestyle, or illness

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10
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The DRI RDS meets the nutritional needs of ____% of the population

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97.5

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11
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What does the new style of Nutrition facts include

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New % daily value for sugars, and new footnote to help interpret the % daily value

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12
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What does the new ingredients list include

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Black font, grouping of sugar based ingredients, bullets or commas separating ingredients, minimum type height, titles “ingredients” and “contains” in bold, white or neutral background, food colors listed by name

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13
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What are Phytochemicals

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nonnutrient compounds derived from plants. In foods like wine, tea, chocolate and soybeans, offer potential cancer protection

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