nutrition Flashcards

1
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composition of protein

A

carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen

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2
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classification of protein

A

high biological value [hbv] and low biological value [lbv]

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3
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sources of protein

A

meat fish eggs and dairy and soya products eg peas beans lentils nutsand cereals

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4
Q

Refrence intake

A

approx 0.75g per 1kg body weight

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5
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Functions of protein

A

growth and repair heat and energyin the body

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6
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deficiency diseases

A

poor or stunted eye growth poor general health

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7
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composition of fats

A

carbon hydrogen oxygen

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8
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classification of fats

A

saturated and unsaturated

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9
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sources of fats

A

[saturated] dairy products fatty meats cakes pastries

[unsaturated] nuts, vegtable ,oils seeds, oily fish

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10
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Refrence intake

A

an average adult should not consume more than 70g of fat per day

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11
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Fuctions of fats

A

produces energy adipose tissue keeps the body warm

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12
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Overconsumption (fats)

A

obesity,coronary heart disease

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13
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Composition of carboydrates

A

carbon hydrogen oxygen

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14
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classification (carbohydrates)

A

sugar,starch,fibre

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15
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Sources (carbohydrates)

A

sugar starch wholecereals

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16
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functions (carbohydrates)

A

supply heat and energy in the body

excess are stored as adipose tissue

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17
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Refrence intake (carbohydrates)

A

25-35g

18
Q

Classification of minerals

A

macro [calcium,sodium,phosphorus,potassium]

trace [iron,fluride,iodine,zinc]

19
Q

Calcium

A

needed for strong bones and theeth

deficiency - can cause rickets and osteoporosis

20
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sources

A

red meat,eggs,fortifid cereals,beans

21
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Sodium

A

contols water balance. too much cause high blood presure

coronary heart disease

22
Q

Classification of vitamins

A

fat soluble A,D,E,K

water soluble B,C

23
Q

vitamin A

A

good eyesight

sources- oily fish,liver,eggs

24
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vitamin D

A

works with calcium

strong bones and theeth

25
Q

deficiency diseases

A

rickets,thooth decay,osteoporosis

26
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sources of vitamin D

A

sunshine,oily fish,eggs,butter

27
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vitamin E

A

protects against heart disease needed for healthy skin

28
Q

sources of vitamin E

A

seeds,nuts,cereals

29
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sources of vitamin K

A

green veg,milk,cheese

30
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sources of B group

A

meat,eggs,fortified cereals

31
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functions of B group

A

healthy nervous system

32
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deficiency diseases B group

A

delayed growth,tiredness

33
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folate/folic acid

A

needed before and during pregnacy to prevent spina bifida

sources-fruits and veg

34
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vitamin C

A

general health,healing of wounds

35
Q

deficiency diseases of vitamin C

A

scurvy anaemia

36
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sources of vitamin C

A

fruit and veg

37
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composition of water

A

hydrogen and oxygen

38
Q

sources of water

A

most foods/drinks

39
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functions of water

A

essential part of all body tissues and fluids

40
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dehydration

A

occurs if the body loses more water than it takes in