Mid Term Exam - 2022 Flashcards
What type of nutrient are all considered simple, complex and fiber?
Carbohydrates
What are the five different food groups? List two examples for each food group.
- Fruits - blueberries / apples / oranges
- Vegetables - carrots / broccoli / green beans
- Dairy - milk / ice cream / yogurt / cheese
- Protein - steak / fish / beans / meats
- Grain - breads / cereal / pasta
- Oils - nuts / fish
BMR is how many calories your body burns at rest. What does BMR stand for?
Basal Metabolic Rate
What panel of nutritional information is required on all processed foods regulated Administration?
Food Label
What is the most commonly used method in the clinical setting? (This method of calculating Body Composition is not the most accurate, however, is still quite accurate.)
Skin Fold Test
What nutrient is the main source of energy for the body?
Carbohydrates
What nutrient helps the body use carbohydrates, proteins and fats? (They are categorized by A,B, C, D, E and K)
Vitamins
How many essential amino acids are in that body that cannot produce?
Nine (9)
Be able to read food labels and answer questions.
Look at your notes or see Mrs. Krumpelman for help!
What are building blocks that make up proteins? (Classified as essential and non-essential)
Amino Acids
What types of amino acids are produced by the body and are unnecessary to obtain from your diet?
Non-essential
Why is fast food very unhealthy for you to eat and why if eaten regularly can it cause serious damage to the body? (Think about Super Size Me)
- Fast food has lots of fats/sugars and has no nutritional value
- Eaten everyday can cause weight gain, heart disease and clogged arteries
What are some ways you can still eat a healthy meal when going to a restaurant?
- Salad
- Baked potato - no fries
- Fruit
- Vegetables
What nutrient is involved in many chemical reactions in the body? This nutrient is only needed in small amounts (mg).
Minerals
What nutrient is needed for growth and to build and repair body tissues?
Protein