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1
Q

why do we need food?

A

support daily activities and keep us warm, provides raw materials for growth and repair, important for us to maintain health

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2
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Carbohydrates (3 types)

A

monosaccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides

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3
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lipids

formed from…

A

formed from condensation of three fatty acid molecules and one glycerol molecule

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4
Q

How are proteins formed?

A

amino acids > dipeptide > polypeptide

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5
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function of carbohydrates 5

A

main energy source

glucose is directly broken down to release energy

starch is food storage in plants

glycogen is storage in liver and muscles

cellulose is a source of dietary fibre

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6
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lipids functions 5

A

energy reserves
stored in adipose tissues, under skin as subcutaneous fat around internal organs
shock absorber, heat insulator
transporting and storing lipid soluble vitamins
form cell membranes and hormones

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7
Q

proteins functions 3

and 1 deficiency called..

A

growth and repair of body tissues

form enzymes, antibodies, hormones

broken down to release energy when carbs and lipids are used up

kwashiorkor

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8
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calcium functions

formation of… and 3 processes

+ deficiency

A

formation of bones and teeth

blood clotting, sending messages to nervous system, muscle contraction

rickets and osteoporosis

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9
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iron 1

+ deficiency

A

formation of haemoglobin

anaemia

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10
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vitamin A

functions 3

+ deficiency 3

A

lipid soluble

forms pigment in retina

keeps skin, cornea, lining of alimentary canal and breathing system healthy

night blindness, drying up of cornea and skin, easy infection of the lining of lungs and trachea

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11
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vitamin C
functions 4
+ deficiency

A
water soluble
growth and repair of connective tissues
promotes absorption of iron
helps immune system work properly
scurvy
-weak and bleeding gums
-poor healing of wounds
-small red spots on skin
-joint pain
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12
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vitamin D

functions 2

+ deficiency

A

lipid soluble

promotes absorption of calcium and phosphate ions

rickets

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13
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dietary fibre 1

+ deficiency

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adds bulk to food to stimulate peristalsis, allows faeces to be passed out easily
constipation or colorectal cancer

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14
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test for glucose

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glucose test paper

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15
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test for reducing sugars (+process)

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Benedict’s test: mix equal volumes of glucose solution and Benedict’s solution > boil in water bath for 5 mins > brick red precipitate = presence

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16
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test for starch

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iodine test: from brown to blue-black

17
Q

test for protein

A

protein test paper

18
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test for lipid

A

grease spot test:

a translucent spot is left, which disappears after immersing it an organic solvent

19
Q

test for vitamin c

A

DCPIP solution, decolourization of the DCPIP solution(if positive)

the more drops of non dcpip solution (the testing substrate) the less concentration it is !!)

20
Q

eating too little 2 diseases

A

anorexia nervosa: undereating

and

bulimia nervosa: after eating getting the food out

21
Q

eating too much 2 diseases and risks

A

overweight > obesity

risk of diabetes, heart disease, stroke and arthritis

22
Q

food pyramid from top to bottom total 6

A
1 fat, oil, salt, sugar
2 dairy products
3 meat, eggs and beans
4 vegetables
5 fruits
6 cereals and grains
23
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purpose of the food pyramid

A

balanced diet, consist right amount and proportions

24
Q

age: children and teens are growing actively, need large amount of __, ___, __
children require ___ because they have the highest ___ rate , ____ rate, ___ rate
_____ is the highest among all age groups

A

protein, calcium, iron
the greatest amount of energy per body unit mass
highest growth, metabolic, heat loss rate
surface area to volume ratio

25
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sex: males generally need more __ than females
because they have a ___ due to ___
males need more ___ for the ____
female need more ___ to replace ___

A

energy
higher metabolic rate due to their larger body size and being more muscular, have less subcutaneous fat under skin, lose heat more rapidly
proteins for the growth and repair of muscles
iron to replace iron loss during menstruation

26
Q

level of activity: higher energy level need more ____ rich foods

A

carbohydrates

27
Q

body status
pregnant women need more ___ and ___ for the growth of ___
___ mothers need extrasupply of various of nutrients for ___

A

protein and energy
foetus
breast-feeding
milk production