Chapter 6 - Lesson 3 Flashcards

Protein Dietary Needs

1
Q

Approximately how many grams of protein per 2,000 caleries per day is suggested?

A

85-90 grams; 17-18% to total calories

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Who establishes the dietary reference intakes (DRI)?

A

Food and Nutrition Board of the Insitute of Medicine

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3
Q

The amount of nutrient neede dto meet the needs of almost all individuals in an age-sex group is called the __?

A

Recommended Dietary allowance

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4
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What is the recommended dietary allowance for protein?

A

46 grams, women; 56 grams, men

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5
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How many grams of protein per kilogram of body weight is recommended per day?

A

0.8 - 2.2 grams

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6
Q

More protein is required to recover from __ training than from __ training.

A

strength; cardiovascular

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6
Q

What is the most important factor in weight loss, gain, and maintenance?

A

calories

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7
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Indiviuals 65 years of age and older are recommened to consume how many grams of protein per kilogram of bodyweight?

A

0.9-1.6 grams

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8
Q

What is protein quality?

A

The number of essential amino acids contained within, and the digetibility of, a protein-containing food.

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9
Q

What is a complete protein? Examples.

A

a protein that contains sufficient quantities of all essential amino acids; animal proteins, soy

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10
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What is a complementary protein? Example.

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Two incomplete proteins that, when consumed together, mimic a complete protein by providing all essential amino acids; rice & beans, wheat & peanut butter, pasta & peas, lentils & almonds

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11
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What is the amino acid leucine and its properties?

A

primary factor for increasing muscle protein sythesis to facilitate muscle recovery and growth; independently capable of enhacing muscle anabolism; up to 3 hours after ingestion; 0.05 grams per kilo

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12
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Those with an even protein distribution had __ greater rates of muscle protein synthesis throughout the day.

A

25%

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13
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Every meal should contain at least __ grams of protein per kilogram of body weight and at least __ should be consumed throughout the day.

A

0.4; 4

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14
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According to the USDA My Plate, what percentage of one’s diet should come from high-protein sources?

A

20-25%

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15
Q

Which amino acid is responsible for signaling for muscle protein synthesis, and is the only amino acid independently capable of enhancing muscle anabolism?

16
Q

Which protein timing strategy has been shown through research to be the most optimal for continued muscle protein synthesis throughout the day?

A

4 meals with 20g protein each