Nutrition Flashcards

1
Q

what are people most likely to be deficient in

A

calcium, iron and vitamin D

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2
Q

major nutrients

A

carbs, proteins and lipids

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3
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other minor nutrients

A

vitamins and minerals

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4
Q

carb percentage

A

45 to 65

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5
Q

carb sources

A

Starch (complex) in grains and vegetables
Sugars (simple) in fruits, honey and milk/dairy

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6
Q

insoluble vs soluble fibre

A

insoluble = not digested

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7
Q

carb use in body

A

Glucose - fuel used by cells to make ATP

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8
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types of lipids

A

fatty acids, triglycerides, saturated and unsaturated fats, cholesterol

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9
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saturated vs unsaturated

A

unsaturated = good

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10
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lipids use in body

A

phospholipids, adipose tissue, protection, vitamin absorption

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11
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lipid sources

A

meats, eggs, dairy, oils

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12
Q

HDL vs LDL (cholesterol)

A

LDL = bad, stores cholesterol in bloodstream
HDL = good, regulates LDL storage

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13
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protein kg

A

0.8g per kg

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14
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protein sources

A

eggs, dairy, fish, most meats, legumes, nuts, grains

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15
Q

protein use in body

A

structural materials, functional molecules, energy source

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16
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role of vitamins

A

helping body use nutrients, coenzymes

17
Q

fat vs water soluble vitamins

A

fat soluble are stored whereas water soluble are easily absorbed

18
Q

foods highs in vitamin D

A

salmon, eggs, fortified milk

19
Q

vitamin D function

A

Healthy bones, cognition

20
Q

vitamin B12 sources

A

meats

21
Q

vitamin B12 function

A

Need for RBC formation, nerve cells

22
Q

minerals function

A

Work with nutrients to ensure proper body functioning

23
Q

important minerals examples

A

Calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium

24
Q

fat soluble vitamins

A

A, D, E, and K

25
Q

water soluble vitamins

A

B, C, B12