Intro to Nutrition Flashcards

1
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Digestion gives what?

A

(Heat), Maintenance, Growth, Reproduction, Lactation

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2
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6 Basic Nutrients

A

Protein, Fats, Carbs, Vitamins, Minerals, Water

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3
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how any important amino acids are there?

A

20-30

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4
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How many essential amino acids are there?

A

10-12

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5
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Define essential amino acids

A

must be supplied in diet

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6
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Requirement for protein is listed as what?

A

”% crude protein”

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7
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Which type of nutrient is important in young growing animals?

A

proteins

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8
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Amino acids: nitrogen is present in what group?

A

in H2N group

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9
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Are there such things as essential fats?

A

Yes, a few are essential dep on species

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10
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What is an important delivery vehicle for fat-soluble vitamins?

A

fats

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11
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Which will produce 2.25 times more energy than the other (per unit)? Fats or Carbs?

A

Fat

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12
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Deficiency in fat can lead to what?

A

poor skin, hair loss, uncontrolled nervous responses, mortality

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13
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Are there such things as essential carbs

A

none

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14
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What is a common, cheap source of energy?

A

carbs

  • corn, rice, wheat
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15
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What is mostly indigestible?

A

many plant fibers

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16
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Energy can be supplied by what?

A

fats, carbs, proteins

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17
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What happens when protein is used for energy, rather than as protein (building muscle, …)

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Some parts are excreted and some are used for energy, other parts are excreted and the rest is stored for later.

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18
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If amino acids are not needed at the moment, what happens to them?

A

broken down further:
1. parts are used for energy (used ASAP/stored as fat).
2. part is excreted in urine (nitrogenous waste)

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19
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Is it important to drink lots of water when on a high protein diet?

A

Yes

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20
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Calorie - energy needed to increase the temperature of 1mL of water by ___˚C

21
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What is the problem of using protein as an energy source?

A
  • kidneys: increases urea which kidneys would have to rid off of blood
  • excess nitrogen (esp bad for dogs)
  • cost
22
Q

“Problem” of use of fat for energy?

A

can lead to production of ketones (acidic) -> build up in blood

  • may not getting enough of other essential nutrients
23
Q

Fat soluble vitamins

A

A: epithelial tissue, eye sight
D: bones and teeth
E: antioxidant, normal reproduction
K: Blood clots

24
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Water soluble vitamins

A
  • thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, B6, B12, folic acid, pantothenic acid, biotin and Vitamin C
25
Which vitamin can most animals able to produce>
Vitamin C
26
Are minerals organic or inorganic?
inorganic
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Macro minerals
Ca, P, K, S, Na, Cl
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Trce minerals
Fe, I, F, Zn, Se, Cu, Mn, Mg, ...
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How do fish get their minerals?
absorb it from the water
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Functions of water
- shape and structure - transport: nutrients ans wastes - solvent for chemical reactions - heat regulation
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Deficiency symptoms of water
headaches, lethargy, mood changes, slow responses, dry nasal path, dry cracked lips, tired, confusion, hallucination
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Are humans monogastic?
yes
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Digestive tract of humans
- Mouth: mastication, saliva - Esophagus - Stomach (acid, enzymes, storage, mix) - Small intestine (absorption) - Pancrease - Liver (bile) - Large intestine (colon) (water resorption, microbial digest, absorb vitamin/salt/fatty acid, storage) - Rectum: store poop - Anus: poop
34
is 40% protein normal?
High protein, lower energy, but not UNusual
35
Why do marine animals need less energy than land species
- thermal control: don't need to spend much energy maintaining body temperature - streamlined movement: streamlined bodies of aquatic animals reduce resistance they encounter when moving through water -> more efficient movements and spend less energy - resistance of gravity: don't spend too much energy to support weight thx to bouyancy in water
36
Adult fish only need what they will eat in about __ minutes, __ time(s) a day
5 minutes, once a day
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Juvenile fish one only need what they will eat in about __ minutes, __ time(s) a day
3 minutes, 3 times a day
38
Live feed is necessary or not?
necessary for some species
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Concern sixth live feed?
can transmit diseases
40
For first few days, fry will survive on nutrients from what?
their egg yolk
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After the few days period, fry need ___ as food. The two main sources are what?
microorganisms as food Main sources: infusoria, green water
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Can you make green water and infusoria?
Yes - use water from established tank - add a little lettuce, grass, boiled egg maybe, ... - wait a few days
43
After the infusoria/green water period, fry can eat what?
naupalii (baby brine shrimp)
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Can you make naupalii?
- add brine strip eggs - add salt - add aeration - wait a couple days
45
Besides from daphnia, what can you use?
daphnia
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Bes too raise fry in what?
big, established tank
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Godo to have some ___ to clean up
snails
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Generally, ___ should be removed from fry tank
parents