Exam 2 Fats Flashcards

1
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*Health problems from fat

A

Cardiovascular disease

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2
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*Cardiovascular disease

A

can result in a heart attack or a stroke

dysfunction of the heart or blood vessels

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3
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*Risk factors of cardiovascular disease

A

smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes, being obese and physical inactivity

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4
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Low density lipoproteins

A

lousy cholesterol

less than 100

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5
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high density lipo proteins

A

happy cholesterol

greater than 40

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6
Q

*How much fat?

A

20-35% calories from fat

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7
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*Visible fats

A

fats we knowingly add to foods

butter, cream , mayonnaise, dressing

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8
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  • invisible fat
A

fats hidden in food
Naturally occurring: Meat, chicken, fish
or added during processed

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9
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*Roles of fat in food

A

provide flavor and texture

contribute to us feeling satiated

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10
Q

*Fat is essential to what bodily functions

A

Cell membrane structure
Nerve cell transmission
protection of internal organs
insulation to retain body heat

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11
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*Fat soluble vitamins

A

Vitamin A,D, E and K are soluble in fat

fat is required for there transport

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12
Q

True or false Fat is very energy dense

A

true

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13
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Lipids

A

do not dissolve in water

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14
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*what are the three types of lipids

A

Triglycerides, Phospholipids, and sterols

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15
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*Triglycerides are composed of

A

three fatty acids and one glycerol

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16
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Saturation

A

refers to how many hydrogen atoms surround each carbon

17
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Saturated fatty acids

A

have hydrogen atoms surrounding every carbon in the chain

18
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monounsaturated fatty acids

A

HAVE ONLY ONE DOUBLE BOND

19
Q

polyunsaturated fatty acids

A

2 OR MORE DOUBLE BONDS

20
Q

Recommended amount of saturated fat

A

less than 7% of total calorie

formula kcal x .07 divided by 9

21
Q

Linolenic acid

A

omega 6
found in vegetable and nut oils
growth

22
Q

alpha linolenic acid

A

omega 3
vegetable, flax seed, soy oil and fish oil
neurological

23
Q

Cis

A

same side of the carbon chain

24
Q

trans

A

opposite of the carbon chain

25
Q

Hydrogenation

A

adding hydrogen atoms to unsaturated fatty acids
creates trans fatty acids
converts liquid fat into solid fat

26
Q

necessary recommended amount of trans fat

A

less than 1 %

kcal x .01 divided by 9

27
Q

phospholipids

A

soluble in water
made in our bodies
composed of: phosphate, 2 fatty acids and glycerol as backbone

28
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Sterols

A

lipids containing multiple rings of carbon atoms
made in the body
cell membrane and hormones

29
Q

why aren’t fats digested easily

A

fats are insoluble in water

30
Q

digestion of fat

A

Bile produced in the liver and stores in gall bladder
Bile secreted from gallbladder into the small intes
Bile disperses fat into droplets
Pancreatic enzyme break fat into two separate fatty acids and a monoglyceride

31
Q

Chylomicron

A

lipoprotein produced by cells lining the the small intestine transport the digested fat
Transfers to the bloodstream in the heart

32
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Lipoproteins

A

transport fat through out lymph and blood systems