8 Flashcards

(28 cards)

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Which plant foods contain Oxalates?

A

Spinach
Rhubarb
Beet Greens
Chocolate

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Which plant foods contain Tannins?

A

Tea and some Grains

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Which plant foods contain Phytates?

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Whole grains, Bran, Soy products

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4
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Oxalates interfere with the absorption of which minerals?

A

Calcium and Iron

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5
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Tannins interfere with the absorption of which minerals?

A

Iron

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Phytates interfere with the absorption of which minerals?

A

Calcium, Zinc, Iron, Magnesium

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7
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What foods can break down Phytates?

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Yeast-leavened foods such as Breads

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Which minerals are needed for the functioning of antioxidants that can defend against damaging chemicals?

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Selenium, Sulfur, Zinc, Copper, Manganese

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9
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Which minerals help regulate fluid balance?

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Sodium, Potassium, Chloride

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Which minerals are needed for normal growth and development?

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Zinc, Iodine, Calcium

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Which minerals are needed to provide energy for physical activity and to regulate metabolism?

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Iron, Magnesium, Zinc, Chromium, Selenium, Iodine, Phosphorus, Calcium

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Which minerals are needed for the transmission of nerve impulses and for muscle contraction?

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Calcium, Sodium, Potassium, Chloride

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Which minerals are needed to keep the blood healthy and immune function strong?

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Iron, Copper, Calcium, Zinc, Selenium, Magnesium

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Which minerals are needed to maintain the health of bones and teeth?

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Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium, Fluoride

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Which food groups provide the greatest variety of minerals?

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Grains and Protein provide the greatest variety in minerals

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16
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Which two factors affect water movement?

A

Water moves by osmosis in response to differences in concentration

17
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How are nerve impulses created?

A

Nerve impulses are created by sodium and potassium ions moving across the nerve cell membrane

18
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Can sodium & potassium pass freely across a nerve’s cell membrane?

A

Sodium & potassium can only rush into a nerve cell when the cell is stimulated

19
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What does sodium in a high salty meal make your body do?

A

High blood sodium from a high salt intake stimulates thirst to dilute the sodium in the body

20
Q

What are the regulators of electrolyte imbalance?

A

The stimulation of thirst, salt appetite, and kidneys

21
Q

Which factors effect your risk in developing hypertension?

A

Weight
Exercise
Blood pressure
Diet

22
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What kind of foods are high in sodium & chloride?

A

Processed foods

23
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What kind of foods are high in potassium?

A

Unprocessed foods: Fruits, Veggies, Whole grains Fresh meats

24
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Bone Remodeling

A

A proccess where bone is constantly being broken down and reformed

25
Peak Bone Mass
The maximum amount of bone you have in your lifetime
26
Why are the POWERFUL mechanisms that maintain calcium concentrations both inside & outside cells?
The various roles of calcium are so vital to survival
27
Why is the calcium RDA higher for older women?
Women after menopause are at increased risk for bone loss due to loss of estrogen
28
What is a common form of poisoning in children under the age of 6?
Iron toxicity from both foods and supplements