Diet And Nutrition Flashcards

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What is the purpose of minerals

A

-Tissue repair, cell maintenance, blood formation

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2
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Give an example of minerals and where they are sourced from

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Calcium, sodium, iron, magnesium

  • dairy products, fish, fruit
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3
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Give examples of vitamins and where they are sourced from

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Vitamin A, B, C, D, E, K

-fruit and veg

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4
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What is the role of proteins?

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Minor source of energy, growth and repair,

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5
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State where proteins are sourced from

A

Red meat, eggs, beans

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6
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What is the role of fats?

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Main source of energy during low intensity exercise

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7
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State where saturated and unsaturated fats are sourced from

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Saturated: olives, nuts, sunflower seeds, avocado

Unsaturated: cream, cheese, butter

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8
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State the function of water

A

Prevents dehydration and replaces fluids lost by sweat

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9
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State the function of fibre

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Aids the digestive system and removes waste products from muscle generation

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10
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Where is fibre sourced from?

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Cereal, brown rice, beans

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State the function of carbohydrates

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Main energy source which can be broken down and stored in the body as glucose

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12
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Give sources of simple and complex carbohydrates

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Simple: biscuits, chips, donuts

Complex: pasta, brown rice, bread

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13
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Describe the energy intake and expenditure scale in terms of losing, gaining and maintaining body mass

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Energy input = energy output
So body mass stays the same

Energy input > energy output
So body mass increases

Energy input < energy output
So body mass decreases

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