Intro To Nutrition

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Heterotrophs

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“Other feeding “ obtain organic material from other living organisms by creating greater surface area EX. Animals fungi protist and bacteria

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Autotrophs

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“Self feeding” make organic compounds from inorganic raw materials by photosynthesis or chemosynthesis EX plants algae

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Photosynthesis equation

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CO2+H2O+sunlight–>C6H12O6+H2O+O2

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Physical digestion

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Food is cut ,ground and torn to help speed into the breakdown of food in most organisms by creating greater surface area

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Chemical digestion

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The food molecules are broken down chemically by digestive enzymes

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Enzymatic hydrolysis

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Chemical breakdown of food by adding water

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Intracellular digestion

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Occurs within cells , only type of digestion in unicellular organisms(ameba and paramecium …), also occurs in multicellular organisms(hydra)

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Extracellular digestion

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Occurs outside of the cells(multicellular organisms)

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Macronutrients

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Too big to enter cell without being broken down first into building blocks( carbohydrates, lipids , and proteins)

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Building blocks of carbohydrates

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Monosaccharides (simple sugars) usually seen as a hexagon or pentagon

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Building blocks of lipids

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3 fatty acids and glycerol ( usually seen an E formation)

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Building blocks of protein

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Amino acids( seen with NH2 and COOH- carboxyl)

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Carbohydrates function

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Energy source and some help fight cancer causing agents

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Carbohydrates sources

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Sugar(candy,fruit) starch( bread pasta rice ) veggie and whole grains

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Lipids function

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Energy storage, insulation, cell membranes and hormones

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Lipids sources

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Meat,oils

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Other info about lipids

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Fat in diets is less than 30% , stay away from saturated fats (solid at room temp)

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Proteins function

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Provide amino acids for muscles ,organs, antibodies and enzymes, and some hormones

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Protein sources

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Meat ,fish, poultry, eggs, beans, nuts

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Essential amino acids

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8 of them that your body cannot produce but needs to be in your diet,without them you are not able to make some kinds of proteins and this can cause certain diseases

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Why is water important?

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It is a large percentage of our body weight and has a role in many chemical reactions, substances in body are dissolved(blood plasma)

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Micronutrients

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Small enough to fit through cell without being broken down , vitamins and minerals

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Vitamins

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Act as coenzymes or enzyme helpers, they are important in chemical reactions in your body

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Vitamin C function

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Neurotransmitter ,hormones,prevents cancer,degenerates diesease

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Vitamin c deficiency

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Scurvy(swollen gums,burning mouth and loose teeth)

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Vitamin c sources

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Citrus fruits,berries,melon,tomatoes,green peppers,and leafy green veggies

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Vitamin k functions

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Essential for blood clotting

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Vitamin k deficiency

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Bruising and slow blood clotting

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Vitamin k sources

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Cooked dark veggies (kale,broccoli,spinach)kiwi and olive oils

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Vitamin a function

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Maintains skin and mucus membranes and lining of digestive tract

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Vitamin a deficiency

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Follicular hyperkeratosis

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Vitamin a sources

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Carotenoids , milk, dark veggies

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Vitamin b-1(thiamine) Function

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Coenzymes for carbohydrates metabolism

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Vitamin b-1(thiamine) Deficiency

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Beriberi,Herat disease , confusion , possible relationship with Alzheimer's

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Vitamin b-1(thiamine) Sources

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Whole grains ,lean pork,legumes

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Minerals

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Inorganic compounds that must be supplied by the diet

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Calcium function

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Bone growth

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Calcium deficiency

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Osteoporosis ,hypertension or high blood pressure, colon cancer

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Calcium sources

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Dairy products, kale and broccoli

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Iodine function

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Necessary for metabolism

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Iodine deficiency

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Goiter, impairs growth and neurological development

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Iodine sources

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Iodine in soil and iodized salt

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Iron function

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Carries oxygen and forms hemoglobin

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Iron deficiency

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Anemia, low hemoglobin and low birth weight babies

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Iron sources

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Grain products,meat,poultry,and fish

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Zinc function

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Present in nucleus;plays major role in regulation

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Zinc deficiency

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Reduced immune function ,skin legions and depressed growth

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Zinc sources

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Red and white meat,shellfish

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Malnourishment

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Sufficient calorie intake and not enough nutrient

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Undernourishment

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Lack of sufficient calories in available food,little or no ability to move or work, dies from lack of energy

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Marasmus(SAT II)

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Emaciation caused by lack of proteins in calories

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Kwashiorkor(SATII)

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Lack of sufficient proteins, failure of neural development in infants and lead to learning disabilities