Jan Exams Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Two functions for water

A

Eliminates toxins and regulates body temperature

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2
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The good food a nutrient is found in

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Source

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3
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A job the nutrient does in the body

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Function

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4
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The food we eat on a regular basis

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Diet

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5
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What is a nutrient

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A substance found in food that has a specific function in the body

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6
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What does the term deficiency mean

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Not getting enough of a nutrient

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7
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Excess

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Getting to much of a nutrient

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8
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What is food

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Anything we eat or drink

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9
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Fat provides the body with a …….something……source of energy

A

Concentrated

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10
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Carbs provide our body with what

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Energy

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11
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What can excess amount of fat cause two things

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coronary heart disease and obesity

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12
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If you have too much protein you can get what

A

Kidney damage

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13
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Fat is essential to protect one certain organ which is

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The kidney

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14
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Write down two functions for water

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Eliminates toxins and regulates body temperature and protects vital organs

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15
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Two symptoms of dehydration

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Headache
Dry throat
Poor concentration
Thirsty

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16
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Write down three sources of water

A
Fruit and veg 
Milk 
Jelly 
Soup
Tea or coffee
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17
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Name the five main nutrients

A
Protein
Fat 
Carbohydrates
Minerals 
Vitamins
18
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What is another name for non starch polysaccharide (NSP)

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Dietary fibre

19
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Where is NSP only found in

20
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What is NSP used for

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It helps to absorb water and move food through the body

21
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If you don’t eat enough NSP you get what minor problem

22
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If you have a complete lack of NSP what diseases can you get

A

Bowel cancer and diverticular disease

23
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Four examples of NSP

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Brown rice
Brown pasta
Skins of fruit and veg
Whole grain breakfast cereal

24
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How many grams of NSP should we aim to eat a day

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Name a function of protein
Rapid growth in children | Repair and maintenance
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Name a function of fat
Provide a concentrated source of energy Insulate the body to maintain regular body temperature of 37 degrees Protect the vital organs eg the kidney
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Name a function of carbohydrates
To supply the body with energy
28
Iron is needed to form what
Haemoglobin
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What are the two types of iron
Haem iron and non haem iron
30
Haem iron is usually found where and what is an exception
In animal foods eggs are an exception
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Non haem iron is usually found in what
Foods containing vitamin C and some plant foods
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What does vitamin C help to absorb
Non haem iron
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Vitamin C helps to boost what
The immune system
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Vitamin C helps to avoid what
Minor infections such as cold and the flu
35
Vitamin C can also be called what
An antioxidant vitamin
36
In order to consume enough vitamin C you must eat how many portions
5-7 portions
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Name three commonly eaten sources of vitamin C
Peppers Berries/citrus fruits Dark green leafy veg
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Is vitamin C only found in fruit and veg True. Or. False
True it is only found in fruit and veg
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How much of your body is made up of water
70%
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What is another name for vitamin D
Cholecalciferol