Final part 3 Flashcards

1
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B12 food source

A

animal food dairy and protein

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2
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B12 function

A

DNA synthesis, healthy nerve function

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3
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B12 deficiency

A

pernicious anemia

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4
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B12 toxicity

A

none

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5
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D food source

A

food and sun

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6
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D function

A

bone health, cell regulation, blood calcium regulation

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7
Q

D deficiency

A

rickets, increase chronic disease

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8
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E food source

A

leafy greens, food high in unsat fat

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9
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E function

A

antioxidant of fat soluble vitamins

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10
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E deficiency

A

hemolytic anemia

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11
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Sources of fluid intake

A

food, drink, metabolism

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12
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sources of fluid output

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urine, lungs, feces

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13
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identify factors influencing the amount of fluid lost from the body

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Activity, body size, temperature and humidity

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14
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basic differences between vitamins and minerals

A

Minerals are inorganic, have an electric charge, cofactors and lower bioavailability

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15
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bioavailability

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The extent to which the body can absorb and use a nutrient

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16
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List risk factors associated with the development of hypertension

A

Diets high in sodium and low in fiber

17
Q

Describe the stages of bone development

A

clast and blast.

18
Q

Define osteoporosis and strategies to reduce ones risk for developing it

A

A bone disorder characterized by reduced bone mass, increased bone fragility, and increased risk of fractures. Having increased body weight

19
Q

Identify factors which would increase or decrease the absorption of non-heme iron

A

By the foods and nutrients consumed in the same meal

20
Q

Describe the function of hemoglobin

A

Transport oxygen to cells and carry CO2 to the lungs from the cells

21
Q

Why are young children and women during childbearing years at increased risk for iron deficiency

A

Young children because they are drinking a lot of milk and growing quickly and women of childbearing years because of menstruation

22
Q

Describe how the term “organic” is regulated

A

FDA oversees that the product provides agricultural ingredients that have been produced under conditions that meet this standard

23
Q

Describe how a consumer would know if a food has organic

A

sticker on food

24
Q

Identify dietary strategies an individual could take to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture/diet

A

Reduce the amount of higher value foods consumed such as meat and milk

25
Q

BMI values for defining underweight, healthy weight, overweight and obesity

A

Underweight: 17-18
Normal: 19-24
Overweight: 25-29
Obese: 30-39

26
Q

Identify the different approaches to determining healthy weight and body fatness

A

Underwater weighing, skinfold thickness, air displacement, bioelectric impedance

27
Q

abdominal fat

A

around stomach. Mostly composed of visceral fat. Found in men the most

28
Q

lower body fat

A

around hips. Mostly composed of subcutaneous fat. Found in women the most

29
Q

Identify trends of overweight/obesity in United States and implications for health consequences

A

increasing

30
Q

Identify how genetic and environment factors interact to impact an individual’s weight

A

75% determined by genes