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Snack

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A light quantity of food that is consumed between meals

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Scratch Test

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Checks for an immediate allergic reaction by placing a tiny bit of food on a person’s skin and scratch or prick their skin

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Cap Rest Test

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Blood test to check if a person has allergies

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Sulphites

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Chemical used to maintain freshness and colour of foods. Is one of the 11 most allergic things.

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Intolerance

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Sensitivity occurring while digesting foods

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Allergy

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Immune system reaction that occurs due to certain foods

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Anaphylaxis

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Threatening immune system reaction from an allergic food

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Salmonella

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Bacteria found in certain foods that can make you sick

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Oxidization

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When food gets ruined due to contact with oxygen

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Staple Foods

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A food that makes up the dominant part of a population’s diet

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Eating Disorder

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Serious Mental Illness that effects a person’s daily diet and food patterns

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Pica

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Mental Illness where people compulsively eat non-food items

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Grazing

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Repetitively eating small amounts of food rather than eating full meals

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Anorexia

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Eating Disorder in which a person has an intense fear of eating

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Bulimia

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Eating disorder in which a person repetitively eats large amounts of foods, called binging

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Purging

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Mental Illness in where someone purposely tries to make themselves vomit to empty the stomach after eating

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Canada’s Food Guide

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Promotes Healthy Eating

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Cross Contamination

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Bacteria being transferred from one food to another

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Global Marketplace

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Exchange of goods from all around the world in one place

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Trace amounts

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A very small tiny unviewable amount

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Creatine

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Body’s natural source of energy for muscle contractions

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Satiety

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Feeling of fullness and satisfaction after eating a meal

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Lunch

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Meal eaten in the middle of the day

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Wellness

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State of having a balance between physical and mental health

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3 Things that can be done at the grocery store to ensure you are buying safe foods
-No dents or holes -Check expiry dates -Get refrigerated foods at the end
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3 Main Storage areas and a tip for each
1.Fridge should 0-4 ºC and only store non perishable items in door 2. Freezer should be less than -18ºC and rotate foods regularly for consumption 3. Dry storage area should be below 28ºC and make sure to avoid warm places like under your sink bc mold will grow
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2 different cutting boards
Wooden Cutting board: Fruit, veggies and cooked foods Plastic: Raw meats and poultries
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Internal temp of meat
160º–180ºC
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5 things to do to ensure prepared food is safe to consume
-Wash fruits and veggies before consumption -Wash hands and surfaces -Cook foods fully -Use clean plates and utensils -Avoid room temperatures
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3 Ways to put out a grease fire
1.Smother using pot lid or baking soda 2.Use fire blanket 3.Use fire extinguisher
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5 Personal Hygiene Tips
-Tie your hair black -Avoid wearing nail polish -Clean Apron -Wash hands -Cover cuts with bandages
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6 Types of Sulphites
-Potassium Bisulphite -Potassium Metabisulphite -Sodium Bisulphite -Sodium metabisulphite -Sodium Sulphite -Sulphurous Acid
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6 Reasons for eating
-Physical Needs: Our body needs energy -Psychological Needs: Our mind finds comfort -Social Needs: Hanging out with friends and having dinner -Hunger:Uncomfortable feeling that your body needs food -Prestige: Foods on special occasion aka Caviar -Sensory Organs: Eyes, nose, taste and smell
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How does Geography affect food choices
Availability of food due to agricultural climates
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How does Technology affect food choices
Improved accessibility to foods like microwaved frozen foods
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How does Religion affect food choices
Religious beliefs imply what we should and shouldn't eat like muslims don't eat pork
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How does Peers affect food choices
When you are going out and order foods together
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How does Family affect food choices
Growing up, you are used to certain foods and meals from your culture
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How does Media affect food choices
The news influences what we eat such as "chia seeds are good for digestions..."
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How do Available Resources affect food choices
The availability of foods near you and the cooking utensils
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5 Suggestions for a Healthier Lifestyle
-Drink more water -Get enough sleep -Exercise -Eat a variety of foods -Eat fruits and veggies
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11 Most Common Food Allergers
Dairy,Eggs,Fish,Mustard,Peanuts,Soy,Sulphites,Sesame,Seafood,Wheat, Treenuts
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Why is anaphylaxis reaction so worrisome
Because it is deadly
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5 Things in the Emergency Response Plan
-Name -Type of Allergy -Symptoms -Location of Pen -Transportation to Hospital
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Purpose of Sabrina's Law
To ensure all students with anaphylaxis have an emergency plan
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What 3 Things does the Sabrina Law require us to do?
-All people with allergies to carry epi-pens -All school officials must act if a student is having an allergic reaction -Elementary students are not allowed to bring in peanuts and treenuts
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Ways to achieve wellness?
-Proper sleep -Daily Exercise -Eat balanced diet -Be social -Stay away from smoking and alcohol
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Difference between Anorexia and Bulimia
Anorexia is when a person avoids eating and Bulimia is when a person overeats
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4 Treatment options for Eating Disorders
-Medications -Behavioural Therapy -Impatient Care -Group Therapy
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How can you help someone with an eating disorder?
-Build up their self-esteem -Include them -Listen don't criticize -Support -Show you care
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Scratch Test
Take a small amount of the allergen protein and scratch the skin with it. It is only 50% accurate, and free.
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Cap Rast Test
Blood is extracted and tested to see how your body reacts. 100% accurate and 28$
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2 Health Effects of Anorexia
Hair Thinning and Loss of Period
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2 Health Effects of Bulimia
Decaying teeth and Sore Throat
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2 Health Effects of Binging
Obesity and Heart Issues
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What is Body Dysmorphia?
An unrealistic perspective of one's body
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What role does Social Media play in the Mental Health crisis?
-Sets unrealistic standards -Unattainable standards by photoshops -Doesn't depict reality -Only shows the "good" side of things -Lows self-esteem -Increases depression
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Name 5 Types of Vegetarianism
-Vegan -Lacto Vegetarian -Ovo Vegetarian -Lacto-Ovo Vegetarian -Semi Vegetarian (No red meats)

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