3.1 Flashcards

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How do you make sure your body gets the right amount of all seven nutrients it needs?

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You have to eat a variety of foods in a balanced diet

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What is a nutritionist

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A person who advises people on what food to eat and in which amounts to have a balanced diet

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What is the schijf van vijf?

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A chart to help the people in the Netherlands choose foods that contain all nutrients needed to stay healthy

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When do you belong to a food group

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When you contain the same types of nutrients

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What is the Eatwell guide?

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It helps you get a balance of healthier and more sustainable food. It shows how much you eat should overall come from each food group

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What message do all foot guides share?

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To drink enough water or low fat sugar free drinks
Eat at least five portions vegetables or fruits
Limit your sugar, salt and fat intake

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The amount of food you should eat to stay healthy depends on your?

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Your age, gender, body size and activity level

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What are the indicators for bmi

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Many muscles weight a lot, which means your heavier and a high bmi, but that doesn’t mean your overweight and depending on your life stage

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What is body mass index

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Looking at someone’s ideal weight by combining their weight and height

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What is a formula to calculate your bmi

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Your weight in kg divided by your height in metres squared

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When are you obese and underweight etc

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With a bmi lower that 18,5 underweight
18,5-25 is healthy
25-31 is overweight
31> obese

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Your body processes food in four different stages, what is the first one

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Ingestion, is getting the food inside your mouth

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What is the second stage of processing food

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Digestion, it’s for carbohydrates, fats and proteins they must be broken down into very small particles before they can enter your bloodstream and reach your cells

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What is absorption

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It’s the process of getting small food particles into your blood stream

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Why do vitamins, minerals and water do not need to be digested?

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They already consist of very small particles that can quickly pass into your bloodstream and reach your cells

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What is mechanical digestion?

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When your cheek and tongue move the food between your teeth and chew it into smaller parts/splitting up the nutrients in smaller groups

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What is chemical digestion

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The second step of digestion, the smal food parts are changed into even smaller food parts

18
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What makes you help swallow food and what is it’s function

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It’s saliva, it contains enzymes

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What is an enzyme?

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A protein that speeds up the chemical breakdown of carbohydrates, proteins and fats in your mouth and intestines

20
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What is Amylase

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It’s an enzyme produced by salivary glands near your mouth, they help break down large chains of starch

21
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What are protease enzymes?

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Enzymes in your stomach that break down large proteins into amino acids

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What does the enzyme lipase?

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It breaks down fats into fatty acids and glycerol in the intestines

23
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What are the final products of digestion?

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Glucose, amino acids, fatty acids, glycerol, water, vitamins and minerals

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What can enzymes do because of their shape

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They can bind to a specific nutrient that needs to be broken down and create new substances that go their separate ways

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At which optimum temperature are our enzymes function the best? And what is that

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It’s the temperature at which an enzyme is the most active, it’s 37,5 degrees

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What it the best ph level for a enzyme and what is that

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It’s the ph at which an enzyme is most active, it’s 7 ph