Midterm 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Definition of a nutrient

A

Chemical substances obtained from food and used in the body to provide energy, structural material and regulating agents for support, growth, maintenance and repair of body tissues.

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2
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People with lactose intolerance approximatively

A

70%

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3
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Foods high in lactose

A

Low-fat yogurt (15), milk (12), ice cream(9g)

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4
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Foods high in fiber

A

Navy beans (10g/0,5cup), pinto & black beans (8g/0,5cup), oatbran (6g/0,5cup)

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5
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RDI fiber

A

38g man
25g woman
but average canadian has 11-16g/day

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6
Q

Sorbitol in orange juice

A

6,1g/100g = laxative effect

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7
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Normal GLU level in blood

A

4-6mmol/L fasting

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8
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Glycogen stores

A

1/3 liver

2/3muscle

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9
Q

Diabetes

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type 1 = 10%

type 2 = 90%

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10
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Important symptoms of diabetes

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Hyperglycemia = high blood glucose levels
Glycosuria = present of glucose in urine
Polyuria = frequent urination
Polyphagia = excessive eating
Ketosis = ketone bodies are used for energy
Ketonemia = high blood concentration of ketone bodies
Ketonuria = ketone bodies in urine
Polydipsia = extreme thirst
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11
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Definition and levels of FPG

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Fasting plasma glucose. Should be around 4-6mmol. 6,1-6,9 = impaired fasting glucose (IMP, prediabetes)
>7 = diabetes

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12
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Definition and levels of a1c

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Hemoglobin A1C (glucose level for last 3 months). 6,-6,4 = prediabetes. 6,5 = diabetes

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13
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Added sugars should be no more than

A

25% of DRI

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14
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Taste can changed when heated

A

Cyclamate and aspartame

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15
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Be careful not to exceed UL for artificial sweeteners called

A

Cyclamate

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16
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Oleic acid is present in

A

Olive oil and canola oil

17
Q

Linoleic acid is present in

A

soybean, safflower, sunflower and corn oils

18
Q

Linolenic acid is present in

A

Canola, walnuts, flaxseed and flaxseed oil and soybean

19
Q

CH quantities in body

A

800-1500 mg by liver

300 mg eaten

20
Q

Lovaza is

A

tablet of omega3 Fa ethyl ester

21
Q

DRI for saturated omega 3 and omega 6

A

sat 10%
omega 3 0,6-1,2%
omega 6 5-10%

22
Q

Statins = functions + names

A

Inhibit HMGCoa reductase (CH synthesis)

Lipitor, crestor

23
Q

In extreme conditions, this AA is essential

A

Arginine for grand brulé and babies

24
Q

Sickle cell anemia is caused by

A

a SNP so tRNA brings Val instead of Gly

25
Q

Protein is ___% N

A

16%

26
Q

Pro, Fat and CHO number of calories

A

5,65, digestible=5,25, 1,25 excreted =4
9,4 digestible 9
4,15 digestible 4

27
Q

DIAAS is

A

Digestible indispensable amino acid score