Bone Health Throughout Life Flashcards

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  1. What is peak bone mass?
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Peak bone mass is the maximum amount of bone tissue a person has, typically reached in early adulthood.

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  1. At what age do girls and boys typically reach peak bone mass?
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Girls usually reach peak bone mass in their late teens, while boys achieve it in their early twenties.

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  1. How does bone mass change after reaching its peak?
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After reaching peak bone mass, the bones slowly lose density as part of the natural aging process.

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  1. What nutrients are important for increasing peak bone mass?
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Calcium and vitamin D are essential nutrients for building and maintaining strong bones.

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  1. Which activities can help improve bone strength?
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Weight-bearing and resistance exercises, such as running, dancing, and lifting weights, can improve bone strength.

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What are good dairy sources of calcium?

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Milk, cheese, and yogurt are good sources of calcium.

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What are two non-dairy foods high in calcium?

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White flour and dried fruit are good non-dairy sources of calcium

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Why is vitamin D important for healthy bones?

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Vitamin D is important because it helps the body absorb calcium from food.

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What are good dietary sources of vitamin D?

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Oily fish, eggs, and dairy products are good dietary sources of vitamin D.

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How is vitamin D made in the body?

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Vitamin D is made under the skin when it is exposed to sunlight.

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