Chapter 1 Flashcards
LO2
What are the 6 classes of nutrients?
1) water
2) carbohydrates
3) fat
4) protein
5) vitamins
6) minerals
What makes a nutrient be considered “organic”?
it contains carbon
is derived from living things
What are the 4 classes of Organic Nutrients?
1) carbohydrates
2) fat
3) protein
4) vitamins
What are the 4 energy-yielding nutrients?
which nutrient also providdes building materials for cells?
which is considered a toxin?
And how many calories do each provide per gram?
1) carbohydrates (4cal/g)
2) fat (9cal/g)
3) protein (4cal/g)
- provides energy as well as building materials for cells
4) alcohol (toxin)
Vitamins and Minerals:
1) energy-yielding or not?
2) how are they used in the body? What do they do?
2) not energy-yielding
3) act as regulators, assisting body systems to maintain life
What are Essential Nutrients?
What classes of nutrients are they found in?
What happens if there is not enough of a nutrient?
nutrients that the body cannot make itself
found in all classes of nutrients
if not ingested, results in deficiencies
What are considered Basic Foods (Whole Foods)
foods that form the base of a nutritious diet
milk products, meat, fruits and veggies, grains
What are Enriched or Fortified Foods?
Foods in which additional nutrients have been added
What are Functional Foods?
Foods that provide nutrients and non-nutrients that can help defend against diseases
really applies to all foods
What are Partitioned Foods?
Foods composed of part of Whole Foods
Contain a lot of calories and very few nutrients
(butter, sugar, corn oil)
What are processed Foods?
Foods subject to any processing (milling, addition of additives)
What are Staple Foods?
Foods used frequently or daily (rice or potatoes)
What are the 5 qualities of a nutritious diet?
1) adequacy
2) balance
3) calorie control
4) moderation
5) variety
What are the 6 steps in the process of change
1) Precontemplation
2) Contemplation
3) Preparation
4) Action
5) Maintenance
6) Adoption/ Moving On
LO1 Define the Common Nutrition Terms
1) Health
2) Nutrition
3) Diet
4) Food
5) Nutrients
1) state of human body when it functions optimally without disease
2) study of nutrients in food and human behaviour related to food
3) food and beverages a person ingests
4) substance that the body can use to stay alive and healthy
5) components in food that are essential to body functions