Ch. 4 Lipids Flashcards

1
Q

Saturated fat is found mainly in _____ sources, cholesterol is ONLY found in _____ sources

A

animal

animal

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2
Q

Unsatruated fats are mainly found in….and can lower chances of what?

A

vegetable oils and fatty fish

cardiovascular risk

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3
Q

Lipids include ____ and _____

A

fats and oils

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4
Q

Type 2 diabetes, hypertension and heart disease increases with what?

A

excess body weight; obesity

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5
Q

Promotes atherosclerosis, a precursor to heart attack and stroke

A

excess saturated fat and cholesterol

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6
Q

Commercial oil processing produces ____ ____, associated with health risks.

A

trans fats

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7
Q

Food lipids provide ____ for energy, ___kcal/g and promote satiety or _______

A

fuel
9 kcal/g
fullness

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8
Q

____ lipids are a storage source of _____, thermal insulation, protection of _____ organs and carrier of fat-soluble materials.

A

Body
energy
vital

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9
Q

What are the basic structural units for fats

A

fatty acids

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10
Q

The _____ the saturation, the _____ the fat at room temperature.

A

greater

harder

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11
Q

Animal origins; meat, butter, and milk, tropical oils coconut oil and palm kernel oil are examples of

A

Saturated fat

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12
Q

Saturated fat is filled with as much ______ as possible

A

hydrogen

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13
Q

Contains arachidonic acid and docosahexaenoic acid

A

breast milk

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14
Q

______ fats have negative effects and ________ fats have positive effects.

A

saturated

unsaturated

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15
Q

butter, margarine, vegetable oil, salad dressing, bacon are examples of ____ fats

A

visible

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16
Q

Milk, egg yolk, cheese, nuts, seeds, olives, bakery items, frozen entrees are expamples of ____ fats

A

hidden

17
Q

Example of a food that has both hidden and visible fat

A

meat

18
Q

Polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids have _____ effects on body function.

A

positive

19
Q

A fatty acid is saturated is all available chemical bonds on its carbon chain are filled with _______.

A

hydrogen

20
Q

_____ are stored in the body as adipose tissue

A

Lipids

21
Q

Lipids are an efficient fuel for all tissues EXCEPT the ____ and central nervous system. Instead, fatty acids are the preferred fuel of the ____.

A

brain

heart

22
Q

Lipids are insoluble in water, to solve this problem the body produces _______

A

lipoproteins

23
Q

Lipoproteins formed in the intestinal wall after a meal that carry food fats into the lymph and then the general circulation for transport to the liver.

A

chylomicrons

24
Q

For digestion, ______ in animal and plant foods must be broken down into individual fatty acids for absorption and body use.

A

triglycerides

25
Q

In the breakdown of lipids, digestive secretion comes from what three sources

A
  1. biliary tract
  2. pancreas
  3. small intestine