Chapter 4.1 Treating Your Body Right Flashcards

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_______including sugars and starches, are an important source of energy for the body

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CARBOHYDRATES

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Sugars are ______ carbohydrates, with only one or two linked sugar molecules

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SIMPLE

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Starches are called _____ because they consist of long chains of glucose units attached together, they can be broken down into individual glucose units

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POLYSACCHARIDES

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____ is a polysaccharide, but, unlike starch, cannot be broken down by your body into sugars

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FIBER

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The nutrient that which is used to build and repair the body’s cells.

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PROTEIN

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________ is the lack of proper nutrition because of a poor diet

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MALNUTRITION

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20 different ____ ____ bulding blocks make up thousands of proteins sound within your body

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AMINO ACID

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Fats, which are part of a group of nutrients called _____, transport vitamins through the bloodstream, create an extra supply of energy, and prevent dry skin

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LIPIDS

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_____ fat, which is usually found in food made from animal products, is dangerous because it can cause cardiovascular diseases

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SATURATED

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____ fat, usually found in vegetable oils ( oil is fat that is liquid at room temperature), is better to eat because it is more easily broken down by the digestive system

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UNSATURATED

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____ are nutrients ( other than carbohydrates, protein, and fats) that originate from living thngs

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VITAMINS

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Vitamin __, which is essential for normal growth, good eyesight, and healthy skin, is obtained from whole milk, cheese, egg yolks, liver, dark green vegetables, carrots, sweet potatoes, and cantaloupe

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A

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Vitamin ___ maintains your connective your connective tissue, your immune system, develops strong bones and teeth, and prevents fatigue and allergies

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C

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The 8 _______ vitamins work together to change food into energy, they are essential for normal metabolism in the body’s cells.

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B-COMPLEX

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____ are nutrients, such as calcium, potassium, and iron, that originate from nonliving materials like the rocks of the earth

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MINERALS

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___, which promotes strong bones and is needed in you blood and for muscle contraction, can be obtained by eating milk products or dark green leafy vegetables

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CALCIUM

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_____ helps muscles move correctly and maintains the water balance of the body’s cells

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POTASSIUM

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____, a nutrient found in lean meats, egg yolks, whole grains, and dried fruits, enables the blood to carry oxygen around the body

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IRON

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____ exercise usually requires strength and speed but does not maintain a raised heart rate

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ANAEROBIC

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____ exercise helps your body by strengthening your heart and lungs and by burning excess body fat

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AEROBIC

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The enlargement of muscles is called ____

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HYPERTROPHY

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Failure to use muscles will cause them to ____, or grow smaller

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ATROPHY