Foods exam Grade 12 Flashcards

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True or False? Polyunsaturated Fats and Monounsaturated fats tend to lower BAD cholesterol levels

A

True

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2
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Fat is an example of a lipid?

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True

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3
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What percent of daily calories should come from fat?

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30%

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4
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Some tropical oils such as coconut and palm contain significant amounts of unsaturated fats or saturated fats?

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Contains significant amounts of saturated fats

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5
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How much calories in one gram of fat?

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9cals - per gram of fat (Most amount among the macronutrients.

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6
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Important fat-soluble vitamins include

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ADEK

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7
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List three ways to get the benifit of fat without increasing health risks (3 well written answers)

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  1. Make sure you’re aware on what typeof fat you’re consuming stay away from trans-fat and include more unsaturated fats.
  2. Make sure you are getting the amount your body needs, you should be aiming for 30% of your daily cals to be from fats
  3. Replace butter with other heathier options like plant based oils like extra virgin olive oil, and sesame seed oil.
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8
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Compare the characteristics of Saturated and unsaturated fats

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ATTEMPT TO GO INTO GREAT DETAIL.
1. Saturated fats are solid in room temp while unsaturated

  1. Saturated mostly comes from animal products, Unsaturated mostly comes from animal products.
  2. Saturated is the unhealthier and should be limmited however its only bad if you take too much of it, Your body needs it to protect its nerves and make healthy cells and hormones.

The unsaturated fats is the good fats, because it takes cholestoral and transports it to the liver where it can be flushed out from the body, Decreases risk of heart disease and stroke

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9
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T OR F ((( A essential amino acid can be made from the body and must be consumed in food?

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TRUE!

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10
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Incompele protein products consist of what?

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All plant products EXCEPT soybeans and quinoa

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11
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How many essential amino acids are there?

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9

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12
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How many amino acids can the body make

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11

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13
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Although Person age, physical condition, gender can dietary intake determines specific protein needs. Protein should contribute ____ of a persons total energy intake (Calories)

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10% - 35%

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14
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Tryptophan is a ______

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One of the essential amino acids

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15
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Protein complementation

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Including several types of incomplete proteins

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16
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In terms of protien quality whats the best cows milk substitution

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Soy milk

17
Q

Protein supplies ___kcal per gram?

A

4

18
Q

What are legumes and give 2 examples

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Legumes are grains, seeds or nuts

Black beans, peanuts

19
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Describe protein complementation and why it would be in interest of someone following a vegan diet. Include vegan food example of protein complementation

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Protein complementation is combining two plant based protein food to make for lost amino acids