Health psychology - nutrition Flashcards

1
Q

This number is the amount of energy that the average person needs from food per day

A

8700 KJ

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2
Q

What does NHMRC stand for?

A

National Health and medical research council

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3
Q

consumption of fruit, veg, dairy , nuts and fish act as a protective factor against?

A

cardiovascular disease and cancer

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4
Q

citrus fruit protects against

A

pancreatic cancer

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5
Q

tomato consumption protects against

A

prostate cancer

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6
Q

fruit consumpeion not associated with

A

type 2 diabetes or several types of cancer.

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7
Q

what percent of indigenous population consume enough fruit and veg

A

42% Fruit and 5% veg

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8
Q

females more likely to consume fruit and veg. t or F?

A

True

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9
Q

children consuming enough fruit and veg

A

78% and 16%

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10
Q

recommended serves of fruit and veg

A

5 serves veg and two fruit

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11
Q

what 20th century researcher had us believe saturated fat is linked to CVD?

A

Ancel Keys

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12
Q

consumption of ___ ___ reduces the risk of CVD

A

Polyunsaturated fatty acids

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13
Q

what fatty acids may improve our triglyceride levels

A

omega-3 polyunsaturated

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14
Q

__ risks can be reduced through consumption of omega-3 long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids

A

Dementia

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15
Q

high fat total intake protects ___ from CVD

A

children

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16
Q

fat consumption is associated with type 2 diabetes, hypertentsion or cancer

A

False

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17
Q

only 1 in 21 people will benefit after years of using —

A

cholesterol lowering drugs

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18
Q

a diet incorporating __ may act as a protective factor for lower total cholesterol as well as breast and prostate cancer

A

legumes

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19
Q

consumption of nuts and seeds is related to lower cholesterol and not to weight gain. t or f

A

true

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20
Q

___ may reduce the risk of stroke

A

eggs

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21
Q

typical table salt is _% sodium and _% chloride

A

40/60

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22
Q

reducing sodium intake may reduce risk of __ among pre-hypertensive adults.

A

CVD

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23
Q

Post menopausal women should drop salt intake to improve ___ ___

A

bone health

24
Q

increased fiber reduces cvd, stroke, blood pressure, type 2 diabetes and obesity through improved ___ ___

A

glucose homeostasis

25
Q

daily consumption of fibre should be _g and _g per day for adult women and men

26
Q

consuming red meat is not associated with different types of cancer

27
Q

2 serves a week of fish may recuce the risk of __, ___, ___ & ___

A

CVD, dementia, macular degeneration, and stroke.

28
Q

dairy is related to an increased risk of prostate cancer

29
Q

tells you how fast the food in question is digested, absorbed and metabolised

A

Glycaemic Index (GI)

30
Q

The __ the GI the slower this process is and the bettter it is for your blood glucose and insulin levels.

31
Q

GI of _ or less is considered low

32
Q

Food with low GI should help reduce appetite through feeling fuller longer

33
Q

Tells you how much your glucose levels will rise after eating the food in question.

A

Glycaemic load (GL)

34
Q

what formula is used to find GL

A

GL = (GI x carbohydrates in grams0/100

35
Q

a GL of > _ is considered to be high

36
Q

reducing sugar consumption associated with ____ ____

A

reduced weight

37
Q

what is HFCS

A

High fuctose corn syrup

38
Q

Bischoff-Ferrari reported vitamin D supplements can act as a protective factor against individuals 60 years or older

39
Q

a quarter of australians are vitamin _ deficient

40
Q

how much water you need depends on __, __ and __ __

A

activity, diet and environmental factors.

41
Q

tea consumption reduces the risk of stroke

42
Q

we can attribute about __ deaths and ___ hospitalizations every year to alcohol

A

3000 and 65000

43
Q

Abs report that australians over the age of 18 in the years 2011-2012 are _% overweight and __% obese

A

35.3% and 27.5%

44
Q

being overweight is a risk factor for chronic illnesses such as ___ and ___

A

CVD and type 2 diabetes

45
Q

if you are born to a mother who smoked during pregnancy, you are at increased risk of becoming overweight

46
Q

having obese parents does not increase your risk of being obese

47
Q

higher education and ses reduces your risk of becoming overweight

48
Q

more sleep during childhood protects against becoming obese

49
Q

In australia, we have identified factors such as __, __, ___ and ___

A

time constraints, cost and health issues

50
Q

It is estimated about _% of Australians are affected by eating disorders such as bulimia and anorexia.

51
Q

Eating disorders are a mental illness

52
Q

Eating disorders increase risk of death more than sixfold

53
Q

eating disorders cost australia more than __billion per year

54
Q

___ disorders and ___are comorbid with eating disorders

A

affective disorders and substance abuse