human nutrition: balanced diet Flashcards

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what are carbohydrates made up of

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are made up of simple sugars
—-> involves the elements hydrogen, oxygen and carbon

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what are proteins made up of

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Are made up of amino acids

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lipids are made from

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Fatty acids and glycerol

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glucose food test

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Benedict’s solution

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Benedict’s solution is normally …..

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Blue

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In high concentrations of glucose the food test will turn

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  • food test —> Benedict’s solution
  • turns BRICK RED in high concentrations
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In low concentrations Benedict’s solution (GLUCOSE) will turn…

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Green or yellow

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To test for starch

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Iodine solution

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Positive test for iodine solution

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Blue-black

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Original colour of iodine solution (STARCH)

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browny-orange

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To test for proteins…

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Use the biuret test

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Containing proteins the solution will change from

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Blue—>pink—>purple

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13
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To test for lipids use the

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Sudan III test or the emulsion test

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what do carbohydrates do

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provide energy

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lipids/fats do…

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provide energy and act as insulation and as a energy store

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proteins do…

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

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17
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Vitamin A

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  • improves vision
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18
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Vitamin C

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Is needed to prevent scurvy

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Vitamin D

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  • helps calcium absorbtion
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20
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eggs provide

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Vitamin D
(Think sunny side up because you can get vitamin d from sunlight and eggs)

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21
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liver has high levels in of

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vitamin a

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Lipids are found in

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Butter and oily fish

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Purpose of water

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  • needed in cellular reactions
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Iron (a mineral iron)

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Makes haemoglobin

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Calcium (a mineral ion)
Needed to make bones and teeth
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Fibre
Aids the movement of food through the gut
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Dietary fibreis found in
Is found in wholemeal bread and fruit
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Peristalsis
The movement of food through the gut using circular muscle contractions
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Amylase converts starch into
Maltose —-> converted by maltase —-> into glucose
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STARCH—->MALTOSE—->GLUCOSE
amylase maltase
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Proteins—-> amino acids
Proteases
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Lipids are converted by lipases into
Glycerol and fatty acids
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Bile is produced in the
Liver
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What is the functions of bile?
- neutralises HCl in the stomach so it will not denature the enzymes in the small intestine that work in alkaline conditions - emulsified fats - making the surface area bigger for lipase to work on so digestion is faster
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A….. C….
Alimentary canal
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Salivary glands produce
Amylase —-> chemical digestion
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The gall bladder stores
Bile
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Rectum stores
Faeces
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Villi are in the
Small intestine
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The function of the small intestine is
- produces lipases, proteases and amylase - nutrients are absorbed out of the alimentary canal into the body - duodenum - first part - ileum - second part
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Large intestine:
Excess water is absorbed from food
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The villi is adapted to it function because
- really big surface area - millions and millions of villi - each cell on the villi also has MICROVILLI --> SA increased even more - villi have a single layer of cells which are very permeable - a very good blood supple —> fast absorption
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Describe and name the test for proteins:
BIURET SOLUTION: PROTEIN - the solution will change from BLUE to PINK or PURPLE - use a 2cm^3 sample of food and place it into a test tube - add 2cm^3 of biuret solution - gently shake it | no special conditions
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Describe and name the test for glucose:
BENEDICT'S SOLUTION: GLUCOSE BLUE->GREEN->YELLOW->RED - prepare a food sample and transfer 5cm^3 to a test tube - prepare a 75C water bath - add 10ish drops of Benedict with a pipette - put the test tube in a test tube holder and then the water bath. Leave for 5 minutes. Make sure it is pointing away from you (because it’s irritating). - no conc.= blue - medium conc. = green/yellow - high conc. = brick red
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Describe the name and test for lipids: (4 steps)
LIPID: SUDAN (III) TEST POSITIVE: BRIGHT RED - prepare a sample (do not filter) of around 5cm^3 - add 3 drops of Sudan stain solution to a test tube using a pipette. - Gently shake the tube. - if positive, mixture will separate into 2 layers- top will be brick red
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Describe and name the test for starch:
IODINE SOLUTION: STARCH TEST - the solution will turn BROWNY-ORANGE to BLUE-BLACK - make a food sample - transfer 5cm^3 to a test tube - add a iodine solution and gently shake the tube | no special conditions
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What test do you have to use an excess of? Why?
- Benedict’s solution (glucose) - this us to ensure all of the glucose reacts
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Which test must the tube be pointing away from you?
- glucose (Benedict’s test)
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Which test has to be heated to occur?
- glucose (Benedict’s)
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How to make a food sample?
- break up a piece of food using a pestle and mortar - transfer the food to a breaker - add distilled water - mix with a glass rod to dissolve some of the food - filter the solution via a funnel lined with filter paper to remove solid food
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What is glucose found in: (name 3)
- biscuits - cereal - bread
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what food contain starch? (Name 3)
- pasta - rice - potatoes
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What is used for protein tests?
- meat - cheese
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What is used for the lipid test?
- olive oil - margarine - milk