Known Questions On Sac Flashcards

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What is the functions and food source of protein

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Protein builds, repairs and maintains body cells
It also provides energy when glucose can’t be used for energy production
Food source: eggs beef

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What is the functions and food source of vitamin C

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Vitamin C forms cartilage, blood vessels , muscle and collagen in bones
Fights infection and helps immune system
Food source: oranges capsicum

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Where can calcium be sourced from

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Calcium can be sourced from milk which is provided from cows

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What is the definition of the Australian guide to healthy eating

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A federal government initiative to promote healthy eating for Australians. It’s a visual tool representing the 5 groups that are recommended for daily consumption on a plate

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What is a pro of the Australian guide to healthy eating

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The top right corner shows a tap of water showing that individuals should drink plenty of water

Healthy fats should be eaten in small amounts shown in bottom left corner

Discretionary fats should be only eaten sometimes in small amounts in the bottom right corner

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What is a con of the Australian guide to healthy eating

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Doesn’t provide serving sizes making it hard to follow

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What is the definition of the healthy eating pyramid

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Developed by nutrition Australia which is a non profit organisation representing the 5 food groups of the Australian guide to healthy eating and is arranged into 4 levels indicating the portion of different types of foods that should be consumed

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What is a pro of the healthy eating pyramid

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Tells people to limit sugar and salt intake as well as the intake of healthy fats

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What is a con of the healthy eating pyramid

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Doesn’t accomodate for people with dietary requirements and doesn’t mention serving sizes making

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What is the health star rating system

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Labelling system that provides a quick, easy and standard way to compare similar packaged products. It’s a federal government endorsed rating system that aims to promote healthy eating

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What is a pro of the health star rating system

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Takes the guess work away from reading food labels

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What is a con of the health star rating system

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The labels are voluntary meaning not all products require the food label making it deceiving for customers when shopping

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Link a nutrient to cardiovascular disease

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Fibre prevents cholesterol from being absorbed into the blood stream therefore lowering cholesterol levels and reducing the chance of cardiovascular disease and decreasing mortality rates

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Link a nutrient to kidney disease

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Protein releases amino acids. Overconsumption of protein can lead to kidneys being overworked in trying to find a balance in acid levels. Increasing the chance of kidney disease increasing mortality rates

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What is a enabler of peers

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By peers ordering meals that are nutrient dense instead of foods high in saturated and trans fats it enables peers to choose the same options

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What is a barrier of peers

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Peers act as a barrier through the idea of the ideal body shape making youth pressured to skip meals or entire food groups out of their diet creating distorted eating patterns

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What are commercial factors

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conditions, actions and policies of corporate organisations that impact health and wellbeing, either positively or negatively

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What’s an example of commercial factors other than marketing

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Location based marketing . Uses tracking teachniques like geofencing by using phone number to target client me by sending alerts and messages to clients when they enter a particular area.

They send enticing messages to take advantage of youths impulsive nature targeting them at certain times of the day making food cravings increase

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What’s the difference between a nutritionist and dietitian

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A dietitians provide individual nutritional advice compared with a

nutritionist, works with broader health promotion/nutrition community programs.

dieticians have an additional year of study

20
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What are two marketing techniques and explain

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Product placement in online content: when products are put into popular youth content like on YouTube or tik tok which hides that it’s an advertisement making it seem authentic and trustworthy

Influencer marketing:
Companies collab with influencers that have a large youth following which makes youth want to buy the products that are being advertised to be more like the celebrity

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What does the R meal in the real strategy

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Read the url
If it ends in .org
.edu or .gov it’s generally a trustworthy site

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What does the E mean in the real strategy

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Examine information like who’s the author and if information is current

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What does the A mean in REAL

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Ask questions about who’s the author and if they are easy to get in contact with

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What does the L mean in REAL

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Look at the links are they from reliable sources and if it links to any pages