Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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Can limit access to healthy foods

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living in a food desert

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2
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Geographic areas where fresh, affordable, healthy foods cannot be purchased easily

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food deserts

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3
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The USDA estimates that about ___ _______ people in the U.S. live in a food desert

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23.5 million

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4
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Which of the following foods increase as developing countries become Westernized?

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  • processed foods
  • sugar
  • meat
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5
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What is it called when the quality, variety, and/or desirability of the diet are reduced and there is difficulty at times providing enough food for everyone in the household?

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food insecurity

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6
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Individuals living in a food desert may be limited to access of ____ foods.

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  • fresh
  • healthy
  • affordable
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7
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What does WIC stand for?

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women, infants, and children

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8
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Organic production relies on these farming practices

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  • manure applications
  • crop rotation
  • biological pest management
  • composting
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9
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As developing countries become Westernized their diet changes. This phenomenon is known

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nutrition transition

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10
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Practices such as biological pest management, composting, manure applications, and crop rotation are used

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organic food production

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11
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fertilizers, pesticides, hormones, and irradiation are used

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traditional food production

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12
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Ensure wholesomeness and quality standards for grains, produce, meat, poultry, milk, eggs products

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United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

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13
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Enforces laws on alcoholic beverages; inspection

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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)

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14
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Regulates pesticides and establishes water quality standards

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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

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15
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Single-cell organisms found in the food we eat, the water we drink, and the air we breathe

A

bacteria

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16
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Which government agency regulates the federal water supplies?

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EPA

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17
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Sources of bottle water include the public water supply, spas, springs, geysers, and

A

wells

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18
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No indication of food access problems or limitations

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high level of food security

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19
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1 or 2 indications of food access problems

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marginal level of food security

20
Q

Reduced quality, variety or desirability of diet

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low level of food security

21
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multiple indications of disrupted eating patterns and reduced food intake

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very-low level of food security

22
Q

Which of the following is a sulfur-based chemical used as a food additive?

23
Q

What are the threats to the safety of the US water supply?

A
  • pollution from boats and ships
  • agricultural runoff
  • inadequate treatment of human waste
24
Q

Albacore tuna should be limited to ____ ounces per week due to its mercury content

25
What are some examples of pesticides?
* insecticides * fungicides * herbicides
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What is a benefit of eating fish?
omega 3 fatty acids
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What are the main functions of food additives?
* flavor enhancers * emulsifiers * preservatives
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Additives knowingly incorporated into food products by manufacturers
Intentional Food Additives
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Additives that appear in food from environmental contamination of food ingredients or during the manufacturing process
Indirect food additives
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As compared to conventional agriculture, ________________farming can reduce fossil fuel consumption, improve soil health, and reduce contamination with pesticides and herbicides
Organic
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Food additives are substances added to food for the following reason
Act as a preservative
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Foods free of added colors and synthetic substances are called
Natural foods
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Which foodborne related illness is 20% is more likely to develop in pregnant women?
Listeriosis
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GM foods are not tangibly different from nonGM foods
FDA stance on foods
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Consumers have a right to know what's in there food
Critics stance on GM foods
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* mental retardation | * brain damage
Iodine
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* blindness | * increased vulnerability to diseases
Vitamin A
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The temperature range between 41 and 135 degrees Fahrenheit, which is associated with bacterial growth, is comply referred to as
The danger zone
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Raw and undercooked meat; unpasteurized milk; contaminated water
Campylobacter jejuni
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Raw and undercooked meat, fish, poultry, eggs; raw sprouts; juice
Salmonella
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Undercooked ground meats; contaminated produce especially lettuce, spinach, spouts
Escherichia coli
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Contaminated ready-to-eat foods; ham, poultry, egg salads, custards, creams filled pastries
Staphylococcus aureus
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Food additives may be used to improve the ____________ and safety and to keep foods appetizing and nutritious.
Freshness
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What can be done to decrease the chances of a foodborne illness?
Increased use of food preservation techniques
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What damage can lead cause in humans?
* damage organs | * impair growth
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which micro nutrients are likely to be i short supply in developing countries?
Vitamin A, iodine, iron, zinc, and folate