Essentials If Nutrition And Diet Therapy Flashcards

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What is the definition of nutrition?

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The science of food and it’s relationship to the body.

It’s also a composition of science of biochemistry and physiology (psycho-social, cultural, and economical)

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What does the word Nutrition mean?

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Nutri= to nourish

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What is food?

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Anything that nourishes the body
Examples:
A meal
Tube feeding
Intravenous solution
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What does food provide the body with?

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Nutrients

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Nutrients have classes, what are they?

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Macronutrients and micronutrients

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What do macronutrients do, and where are they found?

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Macronutrients are needed in large quantities and provide the body with energy. They are found in carbohydrates, lipids, and protein.

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What do micronutrients do and where are they found?

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Micronutrients provide no energy, but are needed for the function of the body. Found in vitamins and minerals.

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Substances in food are necessary to?

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Maintain life, allow growth and reproduction.

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Substances in food provide the body with?

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Energy (kilocalories)
Structure: fats in membranes, protein in connective tissue, and minerals in bones and teeth
Regulation: fats hormones, water body temperature, vitamins energy metabolism, minerals blood volume

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9
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______ nutrients are divided in ____ nutrient groups?

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45 in 6

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Why are they called essential?

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  • It must be consumed
  • Cannot be produced by the body
  • Need a constant supply
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Why are they called non-essential nutrients?

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  • Can be made in the body
  • does not have to be consumed
  • still essential to the body
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What are the 6 essential nutrients and what are they made of?

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Carbohydrates:carbon-hydrogen-oxygen
Fats:carbon-hydrogen-oxygen
Proteins:carbon-hydrogen-oxygen- nitrogen
Vitamins
Minerals
Water
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13
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According to the food guide pyramid, how many serving of
-Bread, pasta, rice, cereal
-Vegetable
-Fruit
-milk yogurt cheese
-Meat, poultry, fish, beans nuts
Fats oils sweets
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-Bread, pasta, rice, cereal 6-11
-Vegetable 3-5
-Fruit 2-4
-Milk yogurt cheese 2-3
-Meat, poultry, fish, beans nuts 2-3
Fats oils sweets sparingly

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14
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What foods do not require a label?

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Raw fruits, veggies, fish, meat and poultry

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What must be listed on a food label?

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Ingredients, nutrition facts and daily value

16
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Energy is the measurement of?

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The measurement of heat

17
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What is a food calorie?

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Kilocalorie

18
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In the kreb cycle most enzymes come out with?

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B complex -thymin b1

19
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Amino acids and chlorestrol are non essential

A

True

20
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Trace mineral is about 3 grams

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True

21
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Vitamin A deficiency leading cause of blindness
Vitamin C deficiency very common
Calcium 1-5 women will develop osteoporosis
Iron #1 public health deficiency

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True