lecture 3 - carbohydrates and dietry fibre Flashcards

1
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what is glycogen

A

storage form of carbohydrates

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2
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what is glucose

A

blood sugar

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3
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what is fructose

A

fruit sugar

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4
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what does glucose and fructose combine to make

A

sucrose

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5
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what does glucose and galactose combine to make

A

lactose

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6
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what does glucose and glucose combine to make

A

maltose

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7
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what is fibre

A

structural part of a plant

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8
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hydrolysis

A

cleavage of chemical bonds by the addition of water

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9
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how are glucose and galactose absorbed

A

active transport

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10
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11
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how is fructose absorbed

A

facilitated diffusion

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12
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what is the primary role of glucose

A

to provide energy

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13
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gluconeogenesis

A

metabolic pathway that results in the generation of glucose from non-carbohydrate carbon substrates

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14
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where does fructose metabolism take place

A

liver

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15
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where are natural sources of fructose in food

A

fruits, 100% fruit juice, honey, vegetables, grain product

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16
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where is fructose found in artificial sources

A

lollies, table sugar, sweetened beverages, cakes, muffins, biscuits

17
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what are potential health effects of fructose consumption

A

fructose tolerance, gout, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

18
Q

what are symptoms of fructose intolerance

A

gas and bloating, pain, cramping, diarrhoea and/or constipation

19
Q

what is fructose intolerance

A

the gut has difficulty absorbing fructose with any fructose left in the bowel ferments

20
Q

what is lactose intolerance

A

not enough lactase - skips the usual digestive process and is partially broken down by intestinal bacteria

21
Q

what are some management techniques to take on lactose intolerance

A

increasing consumption of milk products gradually, spreading dairy intake throughout the day, use full fat milk, use fermented or heated milk throughout the day

22
Q

where is soluble fibre found

A

fruits and vegetables

23
Q

where is insoluble fibre found

A

grains and vegetables

24
Q

what is resistant starch

A

the sum of starch not absorbed in the small intestine of healthy individuals

25
Q

techniques in adding dietry fibre into the diet

A

use wholegrain cereals such as brown rice, wholemeal spaghetti, add traditional bran or psyllium husks to prepared cereals, use plenty of fruit and vegetables, include the edible skins of fruit and veg, drink plenty of water