Exam 1 Flashcards

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Leading causes of death affected by nutrition

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  1. Heart Disease
  2. Some Cancers
  3. Stroke
  4. Diabetes
  5. Kidney Disease
  6. Alzheimer’s
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2
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function of carbs

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provide energy, maintain blood sugar

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3
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function of proteins

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structure, repair, enzymes, hormone regulation, immune system

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4
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functions of lipids

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energy storage, cell membranes, absorbing fat-soluble vitamins

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5
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function of vitamins

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body growth, immune system, energy, blood clotting, skin hair and nails, nerves, bones, hormones

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6
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functions of minerals

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build and maintain strong bones and teeth, regulate muscle and nerve activity

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7
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functions of water

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regulate temp, transport, aiding digestion

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8
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systematic review

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a thorough analysis of the results of all available studies in a particular area

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9
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randomized control trial

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experiment that is double blind and placebo controlled

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10
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double blind

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tester and subject are in the dark

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11
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cohort studies

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observational of large groups of people for risk of disease

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12
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case control study

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sick compared to healthy

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13
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cross sectional study

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observational of data from one group at one time

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14
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case reports

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observations of individual patients

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15
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elements of healthy eating

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-variety
-moderation
-proportionality balance
-nutrient density

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16
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rich in nutrients

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20% and higher

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17
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low in nutrients

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5% of less

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18
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Goal 1 of dietary guidelines

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-reduced risk of chronic illness

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19
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Goal 2 of dietary guidelines

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-nutritional adequacy

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20
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Goal 3 of dietary guidelines

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-maintain a healthy body weight

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21
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importance of microbiota

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-digest nutrients
-protects against infection

22
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glucose

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monosaccharide

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fructose

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monosccharide

24
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galactose

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monosccharide

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sucrose
disaccharide (glucose+fructose)
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lactose
disaccharide (glucose+galactose)
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maltose
disccharide (glucose+glucose)
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starch
polysaccharide
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gylcogen
polysaccharide
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fiber
polysaccharide
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foods with starch
cereal grains, potatoes, legumes, some vegetables, flour, bread, rice, corn, oats
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foods high in sucrose
cereal, sugar, syrup, chocolate, carrots
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foods with lactose
milk, cheese, yogurt, dairy
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foods with glycogen
fruits, potatoes, jasmine rice
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Benefits of fiber
-lowers cholesterol -lowers risk of cancer
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Fiber DRI (men & women)
Men: 38g/day Women: 25g/day
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Risks of fiber
-you need more water
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foods with fiber
whole grains, legumes, fruits, vegetables, nuts, avocados
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whole grain foods
barley, corn, wild rice, brown rice, quinoa, oats
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how many grams of carbs per day
130g
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what percent of carbs a day
45-65%
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Main functions of carbs
-ENERGY -RBC, brain, CNS -ketones -protein breakdown (bad)
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What is lactose intolerance
When there is no lactase (or not enough) present to break down milk sugars (lactose) that they ferment instead of breaking down
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Elevated blood glucose…
Release of insulin, glucose->glycogen
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Low blood glucose
Release of glucagon, glycogen->glucose
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Diabetes signs
-polydypsia -polyphagia -polyuria -vision changes
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Type 1 diabetes
Limited insulin production
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Type 2 diabetes
Insulin resistance
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Type 1 diabetes treatment
Monitor carb intake
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Type 2 diabetes treatment
-monitor carb intake -medication to increase insulin sensitivity -exercise
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Consequences of elevated blood glucose
-blindness -kidney failure -heart disease & stroke -nerve damage -increased infections -poor wound healing-> amputation