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GENERAL REVIEWER Flashcards

1
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What is the total calories 1g of Carbohydrates?

A

4 CALORIES

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What is the total calories 1g of Proteins?

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4 CALORIES

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3
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What is the total calories 1g of fats?

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9 CALORIES

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4
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What is the total calories of 1g of alcohol?

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1g=1mL and 1mL=7 calories. 1L= 7, 000

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5
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What is the Calcium requirement for 18-19 years old?

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1.3g = 1,300 milligrams

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6
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What is the recommended daily intake of protein?

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10-35%

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7
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What is the recommended daily intake of fats?

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20-35%

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8
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What is the meaning of RDA?

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RECOMMENDED DAILY ALLOWANCE

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8
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What is the recommended daily intake of Carbohydrates?

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45-65%

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9
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What is the meaning of AI?

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Adequate Intake

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10
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What are the 6 essential nutrients?

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CARBOHYDRATES
FATS
VITAMINS
PROTEINS
MINERALS
WATER

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10
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What are the organic nutrients?

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CARBOHYDRATES
FATS
VITAMINS
PROTEINS

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11
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What are the inorganic nutrients?

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MINERALS and WATER

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12
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a food guidance system developed by the USDA that provided recommendations for how much to eat from various food groups based on age, gender, and activity level?

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MyPyramid

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12
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What is the meaning of REE?

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RECOMMENDED ENERGY EXPENDITURE

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13
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What is the maximum energy needed by the body?

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RECOMMENDED ENERGY EXPENDITURE (REE)

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14
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It can get to salt, it is component of your thyroid hormones, to regulate/affects the rate of metabolism?

A

IODINE

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15
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WHAT IS THE INCREASE ALARMING DISORDER IN CHILDREN?

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OBESITY

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15
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It is usually use to patient with diabetes mellitus (alternative foods) and group foods that can be exchanged?

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FOOD EXCHANGE LIST

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15
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It is the light physical activity, with 3 miles per day?

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SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE

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16
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EXCESSIVE HIGH IN FAT AND SODIUM LITTLE FIBER AND HIGH IN CALORIES, LIMITED AMOUNTS OF VITAMINS AND MINERALS, WHAT FOOD DOES IT DESCRIBES/it is best describes as?

A

FAST FOODS

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17
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HOW TO REDUCE THE RISK OF HEART DISEASE?

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  • LOW in Saturated fat
  • LOW in cholesterol
  • Decrease sodium
  • Decrease trans fat
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18
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PINGGANG PINOY: DARK AND GREEN LEAFY VEGETABLES/VEGETABLES AND FRUITS?

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GLOW

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19
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PINGGANG PINOY: CARBOHYDRATES, BREAD, GRAINS?

A

GO

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19
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PINGGANG PINOY: EGGS MILK,CHICKEN, FISH, AND MEAT?

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GROW

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20
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Simplest form of carbohydrates?

A

MONOSACCHARIDES

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21
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FRUCTOSE?

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MONOSACCHARIDES

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21
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GLUCOSE?

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MONOSACCHARIDES

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21
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SUCROSE?

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DISACCHARIDES

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21
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GALACTOSE?

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MONOSACCHARIDES

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21
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MALTOSE?

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DISSACHARIDES

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21
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Pairs of monosaccharides
Must be changed to simple sugars by hydrolysis before absorption
Sucrose, maltose, and lactose?

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DISSACHARIDES

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22
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LACTOSE?

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DISSACHARIDES

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23
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Complex carbohydrates
Compounds of many monosaccharides
Important polysaccharides in nutrition
Starch
Glycogen
Fiber?

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POLYSACCHARIDES

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24
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STARCH?

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POLYSACCHARIDES

25
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GLYCOGEN?

A

POLYSACCHARIDES

26
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What is the building blocks of proteins?

A

AMINO ACIDS

27
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Edematous Malnutrition/ Fat accumulates in the liver, and lack of protein and hormones results in edema, painful skin lesions, and changes in pigmentation of skin and hair?

A

KWASHIORKOR

28
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Affects very young children
Results from severe malnutrition
Emaciated no edema
Hair is dull and dry; skin is thin and wrinkled?

A

MARASMUS

28
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If the foods came form animal, is it comlete in all nutrients, complete protein and high quality?

A

FALSE

29
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What is the function of fat?

A

Carrier of fat soluble vit, provides energy, store glucose.

30
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What is the BAD cholesterol?

A

LOW-DENSITY LIPOPROTEINS(LDL)

31
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What is the GOOD cholesterol?

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HIGH DENSITY LIPOPROTEIN (HDL)

32
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What is the vitamins essential for blood clotting?

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VITAMIN K

33
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Vitamin A is?

A

RETINOL FOR EYES

34
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Vitamin B is?

A

THIAMIN

35
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Vitamin C is?

A

ASCORBIC ACID

36
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Vitamin D is?

A

CALCIFEROL

37
Q

Vitamin E is?

A

TOCOPHEROL

37
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Excessive intake if vit A will cause ?

A

LIVER DAMAGE

38
Q

These are the - Vegetables/anti-cancer properties ex. Broccoli?

A

PHYTOCHEMICAL CRUCIFEROUS

39
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What is the most abundant mineral in our body?

A

CALCIUM

39
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Who is the primary regulator in our body/excreting the wastes?

A

KIDNEYS

40
Q

What is the nursing care values for advocating for patients?

A

COMPASSION

40
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What happens to excessive intake of Sodium?

A

Increase in pressure-Hypertension

41
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What does it call for 24-hour food intake recall?

A

24- hour food recall

41
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Assessing nutrition (Elderly, Pregnant and children):

A

MID-UPPER ARM CIRCUMFERENCE- to determine SAM (Severe Acute Malnutrition) or MAM moderate acute malnutrition

42
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GREEN: Normal upper arm circumference for child?

A

above 12.5 cm

42
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YELLOW: upper arm circumference for a child?

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11.5 - 12.5 CM

42
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RED: SEVERE upper arm circumference for a child?

A

below 11.5 cm

43
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What is hemochromatosis?

A

EXCESSIVE IRON INTAKE

43
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Normal Sodium?

A

135-145

44
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3 Subjective global assessment?

A
  • Dietary intake changes
  • History of weight change
  • Gastrointestinal disorder
45
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What is the primary purpose of the USDA Food Guide?

A

To provide a balanced approach to healthy eating

45
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In MyPyramid, which food group is represented by the orange stripe?

A

Grains

46
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In MyPyramid, which food group is represented by the GREEN stripe?

A

VEGETABLES

46
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In MyPyramid, which food group is represented by the RED stripe?

A

FRUITS

47
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In MyPyramid, which food group is represented by the BLUE stripe?

A

MILK

48
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In MyPyramid, which food group is represented by the VIOLET stripe?

A

MEAT AND BEANS

48
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How many servings of vegetables are recommended per day according to MyPyramid?

A

3-4 servings

49
Q

The Food Exchange List categorizes foods into groups based on their:

A

Nutrient content

50
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Which of the following is NOT a food group in the Food Exchange List?

A

Beverages

51
Q

The ‘Percent Daily Value’ on a food label is based on a daily diet of:

A

2,000 calories

52
Q

What information is typically found on a food label?

A

Nutritional content

53
Q

What is the recommended daily intake of dietary fiber for adults according to the Nutrient Guidelines for Filipinos?

A

20-30 grams

53
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In food descriptors, what term is used to describe a food that has been minimally processed and is close to its natural state?

A

Whole

53
Q

According to the Nutrient Guidelines for Filipinos, which nutrient should be consumed in moderation to prevent cardiovascular diseases?

A

Sodium

54
Q

MyPyramid suggests that physical activity should be a part of:

A

Daily routine

55
Q

The Food Exchange List helps manage which aspect of a diet?

A

Portion sizes

56
Q

According to the Nutrient Guidelines for Filipinos, which vitamin is crucial for maintaining healthy vision?

A

Vitamin A

56
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On a food label, the term ‘low fat’ indicates that the product contains:

A

5 grams or less of fat per serving

57
Q

What does the term ‘fortified’ mean in the context of food descriptors?

A

Enhanced with additional nutrients

58
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What is the primary function of carbohydrates in the body?

A

Providing energy

59
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In the context of carbohydrates, what does the glycemic index measure?

A

The rate at which a carbohydrate-containing food increases blood glucose levels

59
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Which enzyme is primarily responsible for the digestion of carbohydrates in the mouth?

A

Amylase

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