Chapter 7 Flashcards

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What is food?

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Things we eat

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Why do we need food?

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To obtain energy

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What are nutrients?

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Substances found in food, needed to stay healthy and grow

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What energy is food?

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Chemical energy that is transferred when eaten

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What 6 nutrients that we need on a daily basis?

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Carbs, fats, protein, vitamins, minerals, water

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What is difference between carbs and fats? Energy wise

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Carbs are short term energy stores. Fats are long term energy stores.

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What carbs help in?

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Provide energy using starch

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What carbs help in?

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Provide energy using starch

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Explain starch?

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When starch is broken down it is glucose. Glucose is fuel needed for respiration

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What is respiration?

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Process of releasing energy

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What do fats help in?

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Give energy and make cell membrane

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Difference between oil and fat

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Oil is liquid. Fat is solid

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Why are obese ppl always warm?

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Fat is stored under the skin and around some organs. This causes heat insulation

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What do proteins help in?

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• Make new cells and repair them.
• make haemoglobin and antibodies
• provide energy if there’s lack of fat and carbs

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What is haemoglobin?

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Pigment in red blood cells that transports oxygen

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16
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Do we need large amounts of vitamins?

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No

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17
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What does vitamin A help in? What is an example of vitamin A source?

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•fights pathogens
•improves eyesight
Source==> carrots

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What does vitamin C help in? What is a source for it?

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•helps repair skin faster
•improves skin, blood, blood vessels
Sources==> oranges and lemons

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What does vitamin C help in? What is a source for it?

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•helps repair skin faster
•improves skin, blood, blood vessels
Sources==> lemon

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20
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Lack of vitamin C causes?

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Scurvy

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21
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What does vitamin D help in? Source?

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• absorbing calcium better so strong bones and teeth
Source==> oily fish and sun

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22
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What does lack of vitamin D cause?

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Rickets(lag in growth)

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23
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What are 2 main minerals?

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Calcium and iron

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Calcium helps in? Source?

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Strong bones and teeth
Source==> almond, milk, nuts

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What iron helps in?
Making haemoglobin
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Lack of iron is?
Anemia
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Water helps in? Explain further.
Blood==> blood flows easily and transport substances Cells==> break down substances in chemical reactions
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Our body weight is _% water.
60%
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What is diet
Things you eat every day
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What's a balanced diet?
Diet that contains all types of nutrients and the right amount of energy
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What happens if someone has an unbalanced diet?
Obesity or malnutrition
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What are factors affecting energy levels
Age, gender, height and exercise
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What are energy levels measured in
Megajoules
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What nutrients do young people need? Why?
Protein(make cells), fat(make cell membrane), and carbs(energy)
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What do pregnant ppl need?
Protein(new cells), iron(haemoglobin), and calcium(strong bones)
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What happens when u eat too much sugar?
Teeth decay and increased risk of diabetes
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What happens when u eat too much fats?
Overweight and puts strain on joints and some organs
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What happens when u eat too much fat from animals
Heart disease
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How is fibre excreted?
As faeces
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What is dietary fibre?
Plant material that can't be digested by human body
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What does fibre help in?
1. Prevent constipation 2. Healthy digestive system
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What does dietary fibre contain?
Cellulose (found in cell wall/plants)
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What is constipation
Condition where faeces isn't passed or regularly due to slow digestive system
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What is growth?
Getting bigger
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How do cells increase in amount? Is this growth or development?
~single cell, divides, gets bigger, divides. This is growth
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What nutrients do we need for cells to increasein amount?
Protein and energy
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What is fertilisation?
When egg cell combines with sperms cell
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What is an example of growth?
A fertilised cell turning to embryo
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What is development?
Gradual change in body as u grow up
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What does excercise help in?
Using energy instead of it being stored and stronger heart/muscles
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What are the 4 toxic substances in cigarettes
Tar, nicotine, carbon monoxide, particulates
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What disease does tar cause
Cancer
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What is tar
Dark, sticky substance
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What is cancer
Cells dividing and spreading out of control
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What substance in cigarettes makes them addictive?
Nicotine
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What does nicotine do to the body?
Makes blood vessels narrower and more likely to get het heart disease
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What is carbon monoxide?
Poisonous gas
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What does carbon monoxide do to the body?
Haemoglobin carries this instead of oxygen so there's not enough energy or oxygen in body
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What do particulates do to the body
Breaks down alveoli so less oxygen in the body
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What does tobacco smoke do to the body?
1. Reduced lung function 2. Irritation of trachea and larynx 3.breathlessness
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What is skeleton importance
1. Protect organs 2. Supports body 3. Helps body move
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What nutrients that skeletons need and why?
Protein for strength and calcium for proper growth
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What are skeletons outside of body called?
Exoskeleton
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What are joints?
Part of body where 2 or more bones meet to allow movement
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What are the 2 types of joints and how do they move?
Hinge joint: moves back and forth in 1 direction Ball and socket joint: joints that move in a complete circle
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What are examples of hinge and ball-socket joints?
Hinge : elbows, joints in finger and many wrist joints Ball-socket joint: shoulders and hips
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What 2 motions can muscles do?
Contract or relax
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When do muscles generate force
When contracting
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What happens when muscles contract (energy wise)
More energy is needed so more glucose is used
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What is muscle contraction
Cells making themselves shorter
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How do we bend our elbows?
1. Brain sends electrical impulse along a neurone 2. Biceps contract and put the tendons 3. As the tendons are attached to the scapula and radius, they pull the bone, making it move at the joint
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What are tendons?
Tough cords attached to bones and muscles ~tendons and muscles pull only
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What bones are biceps attached to
Scapula and radius
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What bones are triceps attached to?
Scapula, humerus and ulna
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What bones are triceps attached to?
Scapula, humerus and ulna