Human Nutrition Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
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what do carbohydrate contain

A

carbon
hydrogen
oxygen

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2
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name two large Complex carbohydrates

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Starch and glycogen ( made up of lots of smaller units)

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3
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what are proteins made of

A

Amino acids

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4
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what do anion acids contain

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carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen and oxyg n

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5
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what are lipids made from

A

fatty acids and glycerol

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6
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how to test for glucose

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Benedict’s reagent
you add Benedict’s reagent (which is blue) to a sample and heat it make sure the solution doesn’t boil. if test is positive it will form a completed precipitate
blue –> green –> yellow –> orange –> brick red

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7
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what’s the test for starch

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iodine

if starch is present solution changes from Browny orange to a dark blue black

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8
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what food are carbohydrates found in

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pasta, rice , sugar

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9
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what do carbohydrates provide

A

energy

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10
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where are lipids found

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butter, oily fish

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11
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what to lipids provide

A

enjoy act as am energy store and provide insulation

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12
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where are proteins found

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meat and fish

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13
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what is the function of proteins

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needed for growth and repair of tissue and to provide energy in emergencies

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14
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where is vitamin a found

A

liver

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15
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what is the function of vitamin a

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helps to improve vision and keep skin and hair healthy

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16
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where is vitamin c found

A

oranges

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17
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what is the function of vitamin c

A

to prevent scurvy

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18
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where is vitamin D found

A

eggs

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19
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what is the function of vitamin D

A

needed to absorb calcium

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20
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what vitamin is formed in body due to exposure to sun

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Vitamin D

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21
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two types of mineral ions

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calcium

iron

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22
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where is calcium found

23
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what is the function of calcium

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to make bones and teeth

24
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where is iron found

25
what is the function of iron
needed to make haemoglobin for healthy blood
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what is the function of water
nearly all bodily fluids function rely on water | constant supply needed to replace water lost through urinating breathing and sweating
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dietary fiber ( wholemeal bread) function
aids the movement of food through the gut
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what are the 6 essential nutrients the body needs
``` carbohydrates proteins lipids vitamins minerals water ```
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what age range needs more energy
children and teenager's but depends on activity levels
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how can you measure how much energy food has
set the food on fire and see how much it raises the temperature of water by
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what is the equation to work out energy in joules
energy in food = mass of water x temperature change of water x 4.2
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equation for energy in joules per gram
energy per gram of food = energy in food/ mass of food
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name 3 big molecules that are too big to pass through the walls of the digestive system
starch proteins fats
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name 4 molecules that are very small and soluble which can pass easily through the digestive system
sugars amino acids glycerol fatty acids
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what is the role of the digestive system
break down big molecules into smaller ones
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what converts starch into maltose
amylase enzyme
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what converts maltose into glucose
maltase
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what converts proteins into amino acids
proteases
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what converts lipids into glycerol and fatty acids
lipases
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what is bile for
neutralising the stomach acid
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where are the salivary glands
I'm the mouth
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what is produced in salovay
amylase enzyme
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what is the oesophagus
a muscular tube that connects the mouth and stomach
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where is bile produced
liver
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where is bile stored
gall bladder
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what happens in the large intestines
excess water is absorbed from food
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where is the progress enzyme pepsin produced
stomach
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what happens in the pancreas
produced protease, amylase and loose enzymes. it releases these onto the small intestine
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anus
where faeces bid your body a fond farewell
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where are nutrients absorbed
small intestine
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how is food moved through the guy
by peristalsis
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what are the 5 main stages of digestion
``` ingestion digestion absorption assimilation egestion ``` see page 17
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what is used to help with absorption in the small intestine
villi