8A FOOD & ADVERTISING Flashcards

REVISING FOR TEST

1
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what does diet mean in science

A

what you eat

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2
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what food substances provide raw materials

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nutrients

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3
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what are the five different nutrients called

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carbohydrate, fats, protein, vitamins, minerals

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4
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what are the two main carbohydrates in food

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starch and sugars

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5
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what are two different examples of sugar

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glucose and sucrose

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6
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what is liquid fat called

A

oil

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7
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what is lipids

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oil

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8
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how does water benefits us

A

cools you down when you sweat

fills up cells so they keep their shape

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9
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how does fibre benefits us

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helps food move through our intestines without getting blocked

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10
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how does fats benefits us

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Fats provide a source of energy protect organs

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11
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how does carbohydrate benefits us

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Carbohydrates provide energy and help regulate blood sugar levels.

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12
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how does minerals benefits us

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Minerals are essential for bone health, oxygen transport, and nerve function.

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13
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how does proteins benefits us

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Proteins are for building and repairing cells and supporting immune function.

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14
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how does vitamins benefits us

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Vitamins help in immune function, skin health, and maintain good vision and bone strength.

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15
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why do food labels need to show how much of something is per 100g (EXAMPLE)

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Food labels provide standardized information for customers to compare different products.

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16
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how do you test for starch in a food

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Use iodine solution. If starch is present, it will turn a blue-black color.

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17
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how do you test for fats in a food

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rub food on paper some grease marks would appear if fat is present

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18
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how do you test for protein in a food

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Use the Biuret test. A purple color forms when proteins are present.

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19
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name 3 food that is high in protein

A

milk, meat, eggs

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20
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name 3 food that is high in fats

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butter, oils, fatty meat

21
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name 3 food that is high in carbohydrates

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potatoes, rice, bread

22
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what are energy in food measured in

A

kilojoules (KJ)

23
Q

what are three factors that changes the amount of energy you need per day

A

Age, gender, physical activity level.

24
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symptom and cause of kwashiorkor

A

Large belly caused by a lack of protein

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symptom and cause of night blindness
not being able to see well in low light caused by a lack of vitamin A
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symptom and cause of rickets
Weak bones do not form properly caused by a lack of Vitamin D
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why do people get starvation
starvation is caused by a lack of nutrition
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symptom and cause of scurvy
painful joints and bleeding gums are caused by Lack of Vitamin C
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why do people get obesity
Obesity is when you are getting more energy than needed and the extra energy stores as fat
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symptom and cause of anaemia
Tiredness and shortness of breath are caused by a lack of Iron
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what is step 1 of digestion
putting food into the mouth and then your teeth with your saliva breaks the food down
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what is step 2 of digestion
food enter oesophagus and the muscle in it pushes the food to the stomach
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what is step 3 of digestion
the stomach muscles and the stomach acid in the stomach churns up the food
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what is step 4 of digestion
the food move to the small intestines where the nutrients in the food is absorbed
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what is step 5 of digestion
the large intestines absorbs the water from the food
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what is step 6 of digestion
in the rectum the faeces is stored then disposed out the anus
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what is the use of saliva
breakdowns food for easier swallowing using amylase within it
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what is the use of salivary glands
produce saliva
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what is the use of teeth
mechanically breaking down the food
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what is the use of oesophagus
transport the food from mouth to stomach
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what is the use of small intestines
absorb nutrients in the food into the blood
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what is the use of the stomach
The stomach churns food, and mixing it stomach acid within it
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what is the use of large intestines
absorb water from the food
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what is the use of rectums
stores the waste until they are ready for excretion
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what are enzymes and catalysts jobs
speeds up chemical reactions
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how is the small intestines adapted to its functions
by having a large surface area so it can absorb more nutrients
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name 3 food that is high in fibre
berries, beans, whole wheat bread
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why does the body need to digest food
to break food down into smaller molecules that can be absorbed and used It also helps eliminate waste products.