Final part 3 Flashcards

1
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B12 food source

A

animal food dairy and protein

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2
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B12 function

A

DNA synthesis, healthy nerve function

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3
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B12 deficiency

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pernicious anemia

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4
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B12 toxicity

A

none

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5
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D food source

A

food and sun

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6
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D function

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bone health, cell regulation, blood calcium regulation

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7
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D deficiency

A

rickets, increase chronic disease

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8
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E food source

A

leafy greens, food high in unsat fat

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9
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E function

A

antioxidant of fat soluble vitamins

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10
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E deficiency

A

hemolytic anemia

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11
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Sources of fluid intake

A

food, drink, metabolism

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12
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sources of fluid output

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urine, lungs, feces

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13
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identify factors influencing the amount of fluid lost from the body

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Activity, body size, temperature and humidity

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14
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basic differences between vitamins and minerals

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Minerals are inorganic, have an electric charge, cofactors and lower bioavailability

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15
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bioavailability

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The extent to which the body can absorb and use a nutrient

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16
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List risk factors associated with the development of hypertension

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Diets high in sodium and low in fiber

17
Q

Describe the stages of bone development

A

clast and blast.

18
Q

Define osteoporosis and strategies to reduce ones risk for developing it

A

A bone disorder characterized by reduced bone mass, increased bone fragility, and increased risk of fractures. Having increased body weight

19
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Identify factors which would increase or decrease the absorption of non-heme iron

A

By the foods and nutrients consumed in the same meal

20
Q

Describe the function of hemoglobin

A

Transport oxygen to cells and carry CO2 to the lungs from the cells

21
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Why are young children and women during childbearing years at increased risk for iron deficiency

A

Young children because they are drinking a lot of milk and growing quickly and women of childbearing years because of menstruation

22
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Describe how the term “organic” is regulated

A

FDA oversees that the product provides agricultural ingredients that have been produced under conditions that meet this standard

23
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Describe how a consumer would know if a food has organic

A

sticker on food

24
Q

Identify dietary strategies an individual could take to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture/diet

A

Reduce the amount of higher value foods consumed such as meat and milk

25
BMI values for defining underweight, healthy weight, overweight and obesity
Underweight: 17-18 Normal: 19-24 Overweight: 25-29 Obese: 30-39
26
Identify the different approaches to determining healthy weight and body fatness
Underwater weighing, skinfold thickness, air displacement, bioelectric impedance
27
abdominal fat
around stomach. Mostly composed of visceral fat. Found in men the most
28
lower body fat
around hips. Mostly composed of subcutaneous fat. Found in women the most
29
Identify trends of overweight/obesity in United States and implications for health consequences
increasing
30
Identify how genetic and environment factors interact to impact an individual’s weight
75% determined by genes