ch 5 Flashcards
fats roles
Energy use and storage
Insulation and protection
Hormone synthesis
Nerve impulse transmission
Component of cell membranes
Nutrient transportation
Phytochemical absorption after eating a full fat dressing is
higher
Triglycerides:
glycerol backbone with 3 fatty acids; mono=1 fatty acid, di=2 fatty acids, fatty acids and glycerol (95%)
fats absorb
phytochemicals
Types of fats:
phospholipids, triglycerides, sterol
Monounsaturated:
one double bond, liquid at room temp; pb and canola oil, avocado oil; may decrease risk for CVD, healthy type of fat; decreased risk for cardiovascular disease (Peanut butter)
fatty acids
strings of carbon, methynl group on one end, acid group other end; differ in number and position of double bonds
saturated
no double bonds, carbon chain completely filled with hydrogens, solid at room temp; ground beef, butter, tropical oils like coconut oil; may increase risk for cardiovascular disease
polyunsaturated encompasses
Omega 3: first double bond on 3rd carbon
Essential fatty acid
Omega 6
Essential fatty acid
polyunsaturated
2 or more double bonds, liquid at room temperature
Omega 3:
first double bond on 3rd carbon
Essential fatty acid
ALA: Canola oil, flax, walnuts ;EPA+DHA(best ones!!): fatty fish
Omega 6:
essential fatty acid, Plant oils, butter
glycerol is a
triglyceride
omega 3 benefits
Lower BP
Prevent blood clot formation
Protect against irregular heartbeats
Reduce inflammation
Brain vision function
high in mercury
Shark
Swordfish
King mackerel
Tilefish
sterol encompasses
Cholesterol:
cholesterol
Vitamin d, steroid hormones, bile
how many oz of fish a week is recommended?
12oz
Cholesterol:
Produced by liver, used to make hormones, bile acids, and vitamin d, no energy, food sources: only in animal products (even healthy ones)
what raises blood cholesterol?
saturated fat
phospholipids
Glycerol + 2 fatty acids + phosphate ; Form structure for cell membranes
Water soluble end, fat soluble end
where is gastric lipase produced?
stomach
short and medium chains go ___ to bloodstream
directly
less than _ % of fat is excreted within feces
5
4 kinds of lipoproteins
Chylomicrons: dietary fat transporters; neutral for you: made in SI
VLDL: fat delivers (very low density lipoprotein); bad for you; made in liver
LDL: cholesterol delivers (low density lipoprotein); bad for you; VLDL becomes LDL
HDL: cholesterol cleanup crew (high density lipoprotein); good for you!; made in liver
lipoproteins
lipid carriers made in the liver or GI tract; from SI and liver to body tissues
chylomicrons
dietary far transporters; neutral for you; made in SI
VLDL
fat delivers (very low density lipoprotein); bad for you; made in liver
LDL
cholesterol delivers (low density lipoprotein); bad for you; VLDL becomes LDL
HDL
cholesterol cleanup crew (high density lipoprotein); good for you!; made in liver
where is HDL formed?
liver
is HDL good or bad for you? what is it’s role?
good; Clean up crew
atherosclerosis and plaque process
injury to an artery wall from inflammation
Minerals, platelets, and oxidized LDL form plaque
Foam cells form a fatty streak and calcify
Narrowed arteries are at risk for clots
which gender has higher risk for cardiovascular disease?
men
Diets low in Diets low in _ have high cardiovascular disease risk
fruits and veggies
Prevent CVD by:
-eat a diet low in saturated fat and trans fat
-eat lots of plant based/antioxidant rich foods
-limit refined grains and sugar
Less than _ of calories from saturated fat
10%
Increase ratio of _ to _
omega 3 to omega 6
fish _x a week
2
which omega deceases inflammation
3
which omega increases inflammation
6
what affects blood cholesterol the most?
saturated fat
what disease has high risk for cardiovascular disease?
diabetes
emulsifier
compound that suspends fat in water
rancidity
decomposed fatty acids with unpleasant flavor and odor
enterohepatic circulation
bile acid recycling between SI and liver
lacteal
lymphatic tissue absorbing fat from SI
women have _ HDL than men
higher
when is women’s HDL highest
before menopause
adipose tissue is _
80% lipids, 20% water and protein
_ cholesterol is made by body cells
2/3
_ cholesterol is from food
1/3
foam cells
lipid loaded abc with surrounding large amounts of fatty substance
metabolic syndrome
poor blood glucose regulation
oxidized LDL is
worse for you!
smoking cessation
quitting smoking