Domain I: Principles of Dietetics: Composition of Food Flashcards

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Food ____ is the additive influence of foods and constituents which, when eaten, have a beneficial effect on health

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Synergy

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____ are live microbial food ingredients that benefit health; they can be found in things like Kefir, acidophilus milk, and yogurt

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Probiotics

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Probiotics promote healthy microbial balance in the intestine, and may stimulate the activity of ____ cells and reduce gut inflammation

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Immune

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_____ are non-digestible food ingredients that support the growth of probiotics; includes fibers (fructooligosaccharides) and inulin (fructose polymer)

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Pre-biotics

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_____ foods provide more functions than the basic nutritional benefits

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Functional

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Examples of functional foods:

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-Grape juice and red wine
-Omega 3 fatty acids in fish
-Tomatoes

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Grape juice and red wine contain ____, which reduces platelet aggregation

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Resveratrol

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Omega 3 fatty acids in fatty fish may reduce ____ levels

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Triglyceride

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Tomatoes contain ____ which may reduce the risk of prostate cancer

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Lycopene

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Some foods might be ____ (fortified, enriched, enhanced) to be more functional

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Modified

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Fermented dairy products have ____, which support GI health

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Probiotics

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Fortified margarine contains plant ____/____ ____which reduce total and LDL cholesterol

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Sterols/stanol esters

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Another example of a functional food is medical foods such as a PKU formula free of _____

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Phenylalanine

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_____ are biologically active, naturally occurring chemical compounds in plant foods and as a natural defense for the plant

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Phytochemicals

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Sources of phytochemicals include…

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-Fruits
-Vegetables
-Legumes
-Whole grains
-Nuts
-Seeds
-Herbs
-Spices

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Possible benefits of phytochemicals in humans:

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-Prevention or treatment of chronic diseases like cancer, heart disease
-May detoxify drugs, toxins, carcinogens, and mutagens
-May act as blocking agents, preventing active carcinogens from reaching targets
-May reduce risk of CHD by protecting LDL cholesterol from oxidation, reducing synthesis or absorption of cholesterol

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One example of a phytochemical is ____, which can be found in cruciferous vegetables and have the power to detoxify carcinogens

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Indoles

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Another phytochemical is ____ which are found in anthoxanthins in soybeans; they have the ability to lower elevated cholesterol

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Isoflavones

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Categories of phytochemicals:

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-Terpenes
-Carotenoids
-Lycopene
-Phenols
-Flavonoids
-Phytoestrogens
-Thiols
-Lignans (flaxseed)

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The USDA ____ ____ ____ for standard reference is a major source of information on food composition

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National Nutrition Database

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The Food and Nutrition ____ ____ ____ ____ is used to analyze data from dietary surveys

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Database for Dietary Studies

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The FDA ___ ____ Study Database has information on food, minerals, and chemicals

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The Nutrition Labeling and Education Act is from what agency?

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The National Labeling and Education Act says that a food label must include…

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-Form
-Weight
-Name and address of manufacturer
-Ingredients in descending order or predominance
-Size of serving

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Regulation for a food to be labeled "low cholesterol":
<20 mg of cholesterol per serving
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "Low calorie":
No more than 40 kcal/serving
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "low fat":
3 or less grams of fat/serving
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "fat free":
<0.5 g fat/serving
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "very low sodium":
35 mg or less sodium/serving
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "low sodium":
140 mg or less sodium/serving
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "low saturated fat":
1 gram or less saturated fat/serving
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "lean":
<10 g fat <4 g saturated fat <95 mg cholesterol
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "extra lean":
<5 g fat <2 g saturated fat <95 mg cholesterol
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "free" of any nutrient:
No amount/trivial amount
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "lite/light":
-1/3 fewer calories OR -50% less fat
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "gluten-free":
<20 ppm gluten
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Regulation for a food to be labeled "organic":
-Minimum of 95% organic ingredients (up to 5% of non-organic ingredients allowed)
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The Percent ___ ___ is the percentage of the daily value for each nutrient that 1 serving provides
Daily value
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The percent daily value includes ___ ___ ___ and ____ ___ ____
Daily reference value (DRV) and Reference daily intake (RDI)
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The new food label requires daily values for what 4 nutrients, as well as total sugar and added sugar?
-Potassium -Iron -Calcium -Vitamin D
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____ is exempt from labeling act on allergens
Corn
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A food additive that does not have "generally recognized as safe" status:
Sucralose
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Dietary supplement labels can be used to describe how a nutrient affects normal body function, but no that it can ___, ____, or ____ any condition
Prevent, cure, treat
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1 mcg of dietary folate equivalents is equal to ____ mcg of folic acid
0.6
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_____ claims on food labels are based on authoritative statements from a scientific body of the U.S Government or the National Academy of Science (Ex: a calcium-rich diet may help prevent osteoporosis)
Health
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____ ____ claims on packaging represent emerging evidence of a relationship, but are not conclusive and require a disclaimer (Ex: evidence suggests but does not prove...)
Qualified health
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____ ____ claims explain how a nutrient affects the body and may be used without FDA permission (Ex: fiber maintains bowel regularity)
Structure function