Intro to nutrition Flashcards

1
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How much energy per gram in carbs

A

4kcal/g

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2
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How much energy per gram in fats

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9kcal/g

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3
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How much energy per gram in protein

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4kcal/g

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4
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what are carbs stored as and where

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exists as glucose and stored in muscle and liver as glycogen

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5
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importance of carbs

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provides energy, exclusive energy source for nervous system, regulates fat and protein metabolism

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6
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does fat produce a high or low ATP yield

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high energy yield but ATP production is slower than carbs

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7
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importance of fats

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makes up cell membranes and nerve fibres, provides 70% energy at rest, cushions vital organs, produces all steroid hormones, transport and stores fat soluble vitamins, maintains body temperature.

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proteins role in energy production

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can be used as a fuel source, but their role is limited

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importance of protein

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helps build, repair and maintain tissues. Maintains cell structure, produces haemoglobin, enzymes and many hormones. Can be an energy contributor

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10
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exercise adaptive thermogenesis (EAT) meaning?

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the energy expended during exercise/planned exercise

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thermic effect of food (TEF) meaning?

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the energy required for digestion, absorption, and disposal of ingested nutrients.

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non exercise adaptive thermogenesis (NEAT) meaning?

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the energy expended that is not the others (walking, typing,)

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basal metabolic rate (BMR) meaning?

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the amount of energy per unit of time that a person needs to keep the body functioning at rest.

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14
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factors to consider for individualisation?

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  • bioenergetics and logistics of sport, training, and competition schedules
  • living arrangements, access to food, travel schedule
  • anthropometrics
  • career
  • sporting objectives
  • lifestyle and social factors
  • health history
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