Chapter 1 Study Guide Flashcards

1
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Define nutrition

A

science that links food and health

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2
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Define carbohydrate

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the main fuel source for some cells

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3
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define protein

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the main structural material in the body

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4
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define lipid

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main form for energy storage in the body

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5
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define alcohol

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not an essential nutrient. very rich in carbs

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6
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define vitamin

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no calories, enables chemical reactions in body

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7
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define mineral

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structurally simple, inorganic substances that contain no carbon atoms

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8
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define water

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a solvent and lubricant, a vehicle for transporting nutrients and waste

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9
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define phytochemical

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plant sources. not considered an essential nutrient. reduces risk for certain diseases

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10
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define calorie

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the amount of heat energy it takes to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water 1 degree Celsius

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11
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define fiber

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bonds between sugar molecules in certain complex carbs that cannot be broken down

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12
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identify diet and lifestyle factors contributing to leading causes of death in north america

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obesity and overweight is rampant. obesity leads to many health issues. too much animal sources and fat. sedentary lifestyle.

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13
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list major characteristics of north american diet, food habits that need improvement

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too much sugar, too little fruits and vegetables. too much sugar, fat and alcohol. moderation and filling half the plate with fruits and vegetables are solutions

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14
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define nutrient density

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comparing its nutritional content with the amount of calories it provides.

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15
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define tolerable upper intake level

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maximum chronic daily intake level of a nutrient that is unlikely to cause adverse health effects in almost all people in a specific life stage

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16
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define energy density

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comparison of the calorie content of a food with the weight of the food

17
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list the protein, carb, and fat calorie percentage range recommendations from the Food and Nutrition Board

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10-35% protein, 45-65% carb, 20-35% fat