Nutrition and Wellness Final 10 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the difference between white and brown eggs?

A

nothing

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2
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What are the 3 symptoms a person might have with food poisoning?

A

Nausea/vomiting, Diarrhea, Stomach pain

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3
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what does the term yield mean in a recipe?

A

How much it makes

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4
Q

Explain Cross Contamination

A

A physical transfer of harmful bacteria from one person/object to another

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5
Q

What is the two-hour rule?

A

Throw away any food that was left out for at least 2 hours at room temp.

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6
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Definition of Mise en Place

A

Ingredients are prepared and organized

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7
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Definition of Danger Zone

A

An area with a high risk of harm

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8
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Definition of Boil

A

Rapid phase of a liquid turning into a gas (212°F)

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9
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Definition of Level

A

To make even

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10
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Definition of Preheat

A

To preheat oven before use

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11
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Definition of Sift

A

Put a fine powdery substance through a sieve to remove chunks

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12
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Definition of Al Dente

A

Cooked to be still firm when bitten

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13
Q

What are the six food groups?

A

Fats/Oils, Milk, Meat/Poultry, Veggies, Fruit, Breads

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14
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What six things should be included in a proper recipe?

A

Name, number of portions, ingredients + amounts, method of how to make it, temperatures

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15
Q

Where do you get vitamin A, and why is it helpful?

A

Eggs and tomatoes; growth and development

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16
Q

Where do you get vitamin B, and why is it helpful?

A

poultry and eggs; help your fats for fuel

17
Q

Where do you get vitamin D, and why is it helpful?

A

fish and liver; helps absorb calcium

18
Q

Where do you get calcium, and why is it helpful?

A

Dairy; muscles and nerves

19
Q

Where do you get folic acid, and why is it helpful?

A

Seeds and beans; helps prevent birth defects

20
Q

Where do you get iron, and why is it helpful?

A

Broccoli; growth and development

21
Q

Abbreviation for tablespoon

A

Tbsp

22
Q

Abbreviation for cups

A

C

23
Q

Abbreviation for pounds

A

Lbs

24
Q

Abbreviation for teaspoon

A

Tsp

25
Q

Abbreviation for ounce

A

Oz

26
Q

Abbreviation for quart

A

Qt

27
Q

Abbreviation for minute

A

Min

28
Q

Abbreviation for hour

A

Hr

29
Q

Abbreviation for fahrenheit

A

30
Q

Abbreviation for Dozen

A

Doz

31
Q

What are the six primary nutrients?

A

Vitamins, minerals, carbs, fat, water, protein

32
Q

Which nutrient is your body’s primary source of energy?

A

Carbs

33
Q

What is an example of a complex carb?

A

Bread, cereal, pasta

34
Q

What is an example of a simple carb?

A

Sugar, dried fruits, syrup

35
Q

Which types of fats raise your cholesterol levels?

A

Saturated and trans

36
Q

Which types of fats lower your cholesterol levels?

A

Unsaturated

37
Q

What percentage of your body weight is water?

A

50-75%