Food And Nutrition Flashcards

1
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Source
Eg what is a source of iron

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The food a nutrient is found in

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2
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Function

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The job a nutrient has in the body

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3
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Diet

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The food we eat on a day to day basis

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4
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Nutrient

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A substance found in food that has a specific function in the body

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5
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Deficiency

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Not getting enough nutrient

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6
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Food

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Anything we eat or drink

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7
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Nutrition

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The study of food and it’s effect on the body

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8
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GP

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The first point of contact for patients with health concerns

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9
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Dietician

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Gives advice to individuals and groups about their diets

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10
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Specialist nurse

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Usually works alongside doctors in a hospital or health centre to monitor and advise individual patients

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11
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Five main group of nutrients

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  1. Protein
  2. Fat
  3. Carbohydrates
  4. Vitamins
  5. Minerals
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12
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For our bodies to function properly we also need along with the five nutrients

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Water and dietary fibre

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13
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How much of the human body is water

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About 70%

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14
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How much water does a person need

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  1. Woman should drink 1.61 Litres of fluid per day
  2. Men should drink 2.1 litres fluid per day
    That’s 8 200ml glasses of water for woman and 10 for men
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15
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Four causes of dehydration

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  1. Excessive sweating in high temps
  2. Vomiting and diarrhoea
  3. Sweating during sports
  4. Low fluid intake
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16
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Four symptoms of dehydration

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  1. Headache
  2. Thirst
  3. Tiredness
  4. Confusion
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17
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Six sources of water that can help contribute 2Litres of water per day

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  1. Soup
  2. Fruit
  3. Milk
  4. Pasta cooked
  5. Custard
  6. Tea/coffe
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18
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Functions of water in the body

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  1. Water transports nutrients around the body
  2. It helps us get rid of waste products
  3. It helps protect and lubricate joints,eyes and throat
  4. It evaporates from the skin when we get too hot and therefore helps regulate body temps
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19
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5 fruits and vegetables that have water content from highest to lowest

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  1. Lettuce
  2. Cucumber
  3. Peaches
  4. Blackberries
  5. Papaya
20
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If not enough fibre is eaten a condition known as…

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Constipation can develop. A prolonged deficiency of fibre can result in more serious diseases such as bowel cancer

21
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More serious diseases with a lack of fibre are

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Diaproticular and bowel cancer

22
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Four good sources of fibre

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  1. Whole grain pastas
  2. Nuts and seeds
  3. Whole grain cereal
  4. Potatoes with skin
23
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Calculation for finding the percentage contribution each breakfast/lunch/diner overall fibre intake for the day

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E.g. 1.6+0.3=1.9 cornflakes 30 g= 1.9 divided by 30x100=6.33%

24
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Protein sources and what is its function and what can happen if too much protein

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Rapid growth during childhood adolescence
Repair and maintenance of all body cells and tissues

Animal sources beef, pork, fish, poultry, milk , cheese, yogurt, eggs
Plant sources soya products, kidney beans, lentils, corn

Can damage kidneys

25
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Fat functions and animal sources and plant sources and effects of excess intake

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Provide a concentrated source of energy
Insulate the body to maintain body temperature at 37°
Protects the vital organs e.g. the kidneys
Animal - butter, sausage, cream
Plant- nuts, olive oil
Can cause heart disease
And obesity

26
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Carbohydrates function starch products sugary products and excess

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Carbohydrates supply the body with energy
Starch- pasta, potatoes, bread, rice
Sugar- sweets, fizzy drinks, honey, candy floss
Can lead to obesity and if too much sugar can cause tooth decay

27
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What is iron needed to form and needed to prevent

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Iron is needed to form haemoglobin which gives healthy red blood cells their colour. These cells carry oxygen around the body where it helps release energy.
Iron is needed to help prevent anemia which makes you feel tired and look pale

28
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Two different types of iron

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Haem iron and Non haem iron

29
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Haem iron

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Usually found in animal foods (eggs are a exception for this rule) it’s also so easy to absorb

30
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Non haem iron

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Cannot be absorbed by the body unless eaten with a food that has vitamin c. Sometimes found in plant foods

31
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Haem iron sources

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Red meat, liver, kidneys

32
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Non Haem iron sources

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Spinach, cereal, kidney beans

33
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Vitamin c helps the body absorb…

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Non Haem iron

34
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Vitamin c boosts…. And helps us avoid minor…

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Immune system and helps avoid colds and flues

35
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Sources of vitamin c

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Strawberry’s, kiwi, cabbage, peppers, blackcurrant

36
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How many portions of fruit do you need a day

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5

37
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3 creative ways you can add fruit to any adolescent

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Smoothie, fruit salad, apple crumble

38
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Functions of calcium

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To form strong bones and teeth
To maintain strong bones and teeth in adults

39
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Sources of calcium

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Milk, yogurt, cheese

40
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Two other good sources of calcium that aren’t dairy

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Pulses, soya milk

41
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Functions of vitamin D

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To absorb and use calcium

42
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Sources of vitamin D

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Cheese, eggs, oily fish

43
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Advantages of processed food

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They help save time because they don’t need cooked.

44
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Disadvantages of proccesed food

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Cook-chill meals can be more expensive than making meals from fresh ingredients

45
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Examples of processed food

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Canned food- tomatoes, tuna
Cartons- soup, fruit juice
Cook- chill- apple crumble, ready meals like lasagne
Dried food- coffe, soup
Frozen food, berries peas
Jars , jams, pasta sauce
Ready to eat foods, fruit salad, biscuits