Nutrition Questions Flashcards

(44 cards)

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What are the nutrients that supply energy?

A

Macronutrients

  1. Carbs
  2. Protein
  3. Lipids
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What are the nutrients that regulate body processes?

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(micronutrients)

Vitamins
Minerals
Water

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3
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What is the ideal body weight for a female that is 5ft 6 inches?

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100 pounds for 5 ft and 5 additional pounds for each additional inch so =130lbs

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What is the ideal body weight for a male that is 5ft 6 inches

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106 pounds for 5ft and 6 additional pounds of each additional inch so 142

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5
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What are the common types of carbohydrates?

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Sugar and starches

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6
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What are the most abundant and least expensive source of calories in the world?

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carbs

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7
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What are complete and incomplete proteins?

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Labeled complete (high quality)

Incomplete (low quality) based on the amino acid composition

animal proteins are complete

plant proteins are incomplete

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8
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How much should the intake for Protein ?

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10%-35% total calorie intake

RDA for adults is .8/kg of body weight

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9
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Most of the lipids in diet (95%) are what?

A

Triglycerides

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10
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Saturated and unsaturated fats are derived from what?

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Most animal fats are saturated

Most vegetable fats are unsaturated

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What do saturated fats do to cholesterol levels ?

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raise cholesterol levels

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12
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what do unsaturated fats do to cholesterol level?

A

lower them

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13
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Where does most fat digestion occur?

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largely in the small intestine

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14
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What is the most concentrated source of energy in the diet?

A

fats

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15
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What is the percentage of fat that should be in the diet ?

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20% to 35%

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16
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What are the water soluble vitamins?

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B and C

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17
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What are the fat soluble vitamins ?

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A, D, E, and K

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18
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What are vitamins needed for?

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needed for the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins

19
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How are vitamins absorbed?

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absorbed through the intestinal wall directly into the blood stream

20
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What are the the inorganic elements found in all body fluids and tissues ?

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in the forms of salt (sodium chloride) or combined with organic compounds (iron in hemoglobin)

21
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What are the roles of minerals?

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Helps provide structure in the body or help regulate body processes

22
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What are macro minerals?

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calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, sodium, chloride, potassium, and magnesium

23
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What are micro minerals?

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Includes iron, since, manganese, and iodine

24
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What is the BMI for obesity?

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BMI greater or equal to 30

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What are physiologic and physical factors affecting food habits?
stage of development, state of health, and medications
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What are physical, sociocultural and psychosocial factors influencing food choices?
Economics, culture, religion, tradition, education, politics, social status, and food ideology
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What are factors that increase nutritional needs?
basically growing up through infancy and adolescence pregnancy lactation increase nutritional needs activity
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When do nutritional needs level off?
Age related changes in metabolism and body composition nutritional needs level off in adulthood and fewer calories required in adulthood because of decrease in BR
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Jim is going through a fever. Does his need for calories or water increase or decrease?
fever increase the need for calories and water
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Does nutrient requirement increase or decrease during the adaptive stages after stress?
yes major surgery, trauma, burns, and crush injuries
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What is the term for healthy body weight?
Ideal body weight
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BMI
body mass index ratio of weight in KD to height in meters
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Basil metabolic rate
estimate of how many calories burn
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What BMI is considered underweight?
BMI < 18.5
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What BMI is considered is considered healthy weight?
BMI 18.5-24.9
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What BMI is considered is considered overweight?
BMI 25-29.9
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What BMI is considered obese?
BMI 30 or greater
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What BMI is considered extremely obese?
BMI 40 or greater
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What does BMI provide?
an estimate of relative risk for diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension
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Why is waist circumference important?
risk factor diseases risk increases with 40> for men 35> for women
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Factors increasing BMR
Growth infections fever emotional tension extreme environmental temperatures elevated levels of certain hormones
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Factors decreasing BMR
aging, prolonged fasting, and sleep
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Enteral
Liquid diet that is nutritionally complete required access direct into stomach or jejunum
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Parenteral
intravenous diet of macronutrients hypertonic nutrient solution (TPN) isotonic nutrient solution(PPN): sterile nutritionally complete requires access: peripheral or central vein "PICC"