Functions & Sources Flashcards

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1
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function of protein

A

helps with the growth, repair and maintenance of body cells and tissues

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2
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sources of protein

A
  • meat
  • eggs
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3
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function of carbohydrates

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provides energy for all bodily activities

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4
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souces of carbohydrates

A
  • rice
  • sweet potato
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5
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function of fat

A

provides warmth

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6
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sources of fat

A
  • butter
  • meat
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7
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function of vitamin A

A

for the maintenance of healthy skin

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8
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sources of vitamin A

A
  • milk
  • cheese
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function of vitamin B (1,2,3)

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helps release energy from carbs

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10
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sources of vitamin B (1,2,3)

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  • fortified breakfast cereals
  • liver, kidney
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function of vitamin B12

A

makes red blood cells which carry oxygen around the body

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12
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sources of vitamin B12

A
  • all animal foods
  • fortified breakfast cereals
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13
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function of vitamin C

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makes connective tissue to bind body cells together

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14
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sources of vitamin C

A
  • orange juice
  • citrus fruits
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15
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function of vitamin D

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allows for the proper formation of bones and teeth

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16
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sources of vitamin D

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  • UV rays from the sun
  • cod liver oil
17
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function of vitamin E

A

to prevent specific cancers and heart disease

18
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sources of vitamin E

A
  • eggs
  • nuts
19
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function of vitamin K

A

needed to help blood clots and wounds heal

20
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sources of vitamin K

A
  • green leafy veg
  • vegetable oil
21
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function of folic acid

A

ensures unborn babies grow and develop properly

22
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sources of folic acid

A
  • green leafy veg
  • wholegrain cereals
23
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function of phosphorus

A

works with calcium to make calcium phosphate which makes bones and teeth strong

24
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sources of phosphorus

A
  • fish
  • dairy products
25
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function of calcium

A

required for the development of bones and teeth

26
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sources of calcium

A
  • milk
  • cheese
27
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function of iron

A

needed to produce haemoglobin which gives red blood cells their colour

28
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sources of iron

A
  • red meat
  • kidney
  • liver
29
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function of sodium

A

needed for correct muscle and nerve activity

30
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sources of sodium

A
  • bacon
  • table salt
  • crisps (or other savoury convenience foods)