Dietetic Value Of Meat Flashcards

1
Q

List the properties of meat that affect its dietetic value.

7

A

HBV protein

Saturated fat

Haem iron

Variety of type and forms

Versatile

Can be inexpensive

Lacks carbohydrates

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2
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Meat contains HBV protein, write a note on how this property of meat affects its dietetic value.
(2)

A

Meat is an excellent source of HBV protein that assists with growth and repair

This makes is a valuable food in the diets of children, teenagers and pregnant women

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3
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Meat is an excellent source of HBV protein, what is the function of this property?

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It assists with growth and repair

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4
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Why is meat considered a valuable food in the diets of children, teenagers and pregnant women?

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As meat is an excellent source of HBV protein which assists with growth and repair

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5
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Meat is an excellent source of HBV protein. for this reason, who should include meat in their diet?
(3)

A

Children

Teenagers

Pregnant women

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6
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Meat contains saturated fat, write a note on how this property of meat affects its dietetic value.

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As carcass meat is high in saturated fat, it should be restricted in the diets of individuals with high cholesterol and those on calorie-controlled diets

Poultry is a good alternative

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7
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What type of meat is high in saturated fat?

A

Carcass meat

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8
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Who should restrict their intake of carcass meat due to its high saturated fat content?
(2)

A

Individuals with high cholesterol

Individuals on calorie-controlled diets

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9
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Carcass meat is high in saturated fat and therefore has to be avoided by some individuals, what should they replace carcass meat with?

A

Poultry is a good alternative

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10
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Meat is a good source of haem iron, write a note on how this property of meat affects its dietetic value.

A

Meat is a good source of haem iron, which can reduce the risk of anaemia

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11
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What can haem iron reduce the risk of?

A

Anaemia

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12
Q

What present in meat can reduce the risk of anaemia?

A

Haem iron

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13
Q

Meat is available in a variety of types and forms, write a note on how this property of meat affects its dietetic value.

A

Meat is available in a variety of types and forms, e.g. fresh and processed, to suit different tastes and to add variety to the diet

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14
Q

Give two different forms of meat available.

A

Fresh

Processed

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15
Q

What is the benefit of having meat in different forms and types?
(2)

A

To suit different tastes

To add variety to the diet

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16
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Meat is a versatile food, write a note on how this property of meat affects its dietetic value.

A

Meat is a versatile food suited to many different cooking methods and flavour combinations, e.g. chilli and garlic

17
Q

Meat is a versatile food, what does this allow for?

2

A

This makes it suited to many different cooking methods

This makes I suitable to many different flavour combinations

18
Q

Give two different flavour combinations that meat is suitable to.

A

Chilli

Garlic

19
Q

Meat can be inexpensive, write a note on how this property of meat affects its dietetic value.
(2)

A

Some types and cuts of meat are inexpensive, e.g. round steak, making meat an economical food

Processed meat products, e.g. burgers, are often cheaper than fresh meat

20
Q

Give an example of a cut of meat that is inexpensive.

A

Round steak

21
Q

What is the advantage of some cuts of meat being inexpensive?

A

A cut of meat being inexpensive makes it an economical food

22
Q

What type of meat products are often cheap?

A

Processed meat products e.g. burgers are often cheaper than fresh meat

23
Q

Give an example of a cheap, processed meat

A

Burgers

24
Q

Meat lacks carbohydrates, write a note on how this property of meat affects its dietetic value.

A

Meat lacks carbohydrates, so it should be combined with foods rich in these to balance the diet

25
Q

Because meat lacks carbohydrates, what should it be served with?

A

High carbohydrate food such as pasta or potatoes

26
Q

Why should meat be served with carbohydrates.

A

To balance the diet as meat lacks carbohydrates