Nutrition & Food tests Flashcards

1
Q

A balanced diet contains all 7 essential components in the correct proprotion

A

Protein
Fats
Carbohydrates
Vitamins
Minerals
Fibre
Water

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2
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what is malnourished

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if a diet contains too much or too little of any of the 7 essential components.

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3
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Benedicts Initial colour and end colour for positive

A

Blue
Brick Red PRECIPITATE

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4
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Iodine Initial colour and end colour for positive

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Yellow - Brown
Blue - Black

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5
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Biuret Initial colour and end colour for positive

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Blue
Lilac / Purple

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6
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Ethanol Initial colour and end colour for positive

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Colourless
White EMULSION

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7
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Fat Test

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Make a suspension of the food
add clear ethanol
mix/shake
observer
a white emulsion will form if fat is present

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8
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Reducing Sugar Test

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Crush/crumble the food sample
Add blue benedicts solution
Boil/heat in a water bath
A brick red precipitate will form if sugar is present (different colour indicates less sugar)

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9
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Starch Test

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Add a few drops of yellow/brown iodine solution
A blue/black colour will form if starch present

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10
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Protein Test

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Dissolve some food in water
Add some blue biuret solution
A lilac purple colour will form if protein is present

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11
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What are simple carbohydrates and examples

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Are broken down quickly by the body to be used as energy. Sweet and soluble.

Glucose
Lactose

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12
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What are complex carbohydrates and examples.

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Are broken down slowly by the body and are therefor a good store of energy

Cellulose
Starch
Glycogen

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13
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What is glucose function and sources

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Provide energy rapidly

Sources
Sweets, biscuits, cakes, jam and fizzy drinks

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14
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function and sources of lactose

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Provide energy rapidly

Milk - Including breast milk

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15
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function and sources cellulose + structure

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Helps the muscles of the intestine wall push food along

Fond in plant cell walls

made up of straight chains of glucose molecules held together with hydrogen bonds. this gives it a high strength

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16
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function and sources of starch (complex) + structure

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energy storage in plant cells

Bread rice potatoes and pasta

composed of branched chains of

17
Q

function and sources of starch (non complex)

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slow release energy

Structure = glucose molecules

18
Q

function and sources glycogen + structure

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Energy storage in animal cells -

all animal material especially red meat

Composed of highly branched chains of glucose molecules

19
Q

Proteins contain what elements

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C H O N and sometimes S

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