Maintaining a Balance Flashcards

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What are the three factors that maintaining a balance requires?

A
  • The right amount
  • Body mass - average energy output must equal average energy input.
  • Level of physical activity, amount of food, and the type of food.
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What does the body mass - average energy output have to equal?

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The average energy input.

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3
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What does the amount of energy used in metabolic processes must equal?

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The amount of energy obtained from the food you eat.

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What happens if your energy input is less than your energy output?

A

Weight loss occurs.

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What happens if your energy input is greater than your energy output?

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Weight gain occurs.

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What happens if you do increased physical activity? (What does increased physical activity equal?)

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There is an increase in your output energy.

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How can one reduce the amount of energy they take in?

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By simply reducing the total amount of food.

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What is more effective when it comes to maintaining a balance?

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More effective to eat foods with lower energy content.

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9
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What does 1 g of carb equal?

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Approximately 17 kJ of energy in the body.

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10
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What does 1 g of fat equal?

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Approximately 38 kJ of energy in the body.

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