Final Exam Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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Needed in large amounts

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Macronutrients

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2
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The macronutrients (4)

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Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins, Water

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3
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Macronutrient: Provide energy for the body

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Carbohydrate

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4
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Macronutrient: Growth and repair

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Proteins

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5
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Macronutrient: Store energy and shock absorber

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Lipids (Fats)

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6
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Micronutrient: Required for normal growth and metabolism

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Vitamins

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7
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Micronutrient: Inorganic substances

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Minerals

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8
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Compounds that contain Carbon

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Organic substances

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9
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Compounds that do not contain Carbon

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Inorganic substances

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10
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Provides a greater contribution to you nutrient need than calorie need

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Nutrient dense

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11
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Contain large amount of calories per serving

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Energy dense

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12
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Claims that describe nutrients in food

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Nutrient content claims

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13
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Describes a relationship between a disease and a nutrient, food, or food constituent

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Health claims

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14
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Describe how a nutrient affects body structure or function

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Structure/function claims

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15
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Claims are regulated by:

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FDA

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16
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Mouth, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestine, rectum, anus, liver, pancreas, and gallbladder

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Parts of the GI Tract

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17
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Process in which food is broken down in GI tract, releasing many nutrients in forms body can use

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Digestion

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18
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Process in which nutrients are taken into cells lining and GI tract

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Absorption

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19
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Diffusion: assisted diffusion of a substance across a cell membrane

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Facilitated diffusion

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20
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Diffusion: unassisted diffusion of a substance across a cell membrane

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Simple diffusion

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21
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Diffusion: transport of substances across a cell membrane with aid of a carrier molecule and the expenditure of energy

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Active transport

22
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Hormone that controls release of HCL and pepsinogen

23
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Hormone that stimulates release of pancreatic enzymes and release of bile from gallbladder

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Cholecystokinin

24
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When energy intake=energy expenditure (calories in=calories out)

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Energy equilibrium

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When energy in>calories out
Positive energy balance
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When energy in
Negative energy balance
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Physiological drive for food
Hunger
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Psychological drive for food
Appetite
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Outer shell of whole grain that protects seed
Bran
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Part of whole grain that is nutrient storehouse
Germ
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Part of whole grain that provides energy
Endosperm
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Water soluble vitamins
Vitamin B and C
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Fat-soluble vitamins
Witamine A, D, E and K
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Fat soluble vitamin needed for vision, healthy skin and membranes, bone and tooth growth, and immune system health
Vitamin A
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Fat soluble vitamin needed for proper absorption of calcium, stored in bones
Vitamin D
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Fat soluble vitamin which is an antioxidant and protects cell walls
Vitamin E
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Fat soluble vitamin needed for proper blood clotting
Vitamin K
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Dry mouth and skin, fatigue and muscle weakness, decreased urine output, deep yellow urine, headache, dizziness
Signs of mild to moderate dehydration
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Processed meats, some canned foods, cheeses, breads, cereals, sauces, and pickled foods
Sources of Sodium
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Table salt, many vegetables, seaweed, rye, tomatoes
Sources of chloride
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Cells that build up bone
Osteoblasts
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Cells that break down bone
Osteoclasts
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Vitamin made in the intestines, Babies receive a shot when born
Vitamin K
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Vitamin found in orange vegetables, can receive from sunlight
Vitamin D
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This vitamins function is an antioxidant
Vitamin E
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Which two fat soluble vitamins are most toxic
Vitamin A and D
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This vitamin helps for collagen which holds cells together, also only water soluble antioxidant
Vitamin C
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This B vitamin is HIGH in pork products and is needed for carbohydrate and branches Chain AA metabolism
Thiamin
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This B vitamin is needed to synthesize Heme
Vitamin B-6
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This B vitamin is needed for DNA synthesis, it affects cells that have a short life span and rapid turnover rate such as RBC
Folate
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Most abundant mineral in the body
Calcium
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Percent water makes up a person's weight
75%