Nutrition Flashcards

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Functions of protein

A

Growth and repair
Heat and energy
Manufacture of hormones, antibodies and enzymes

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Classification of protein

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High biological value

Low biological value

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HBV

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Contains most essential amino acids

Mainly animal sources e.g. Meat, fish, milk T.V.P. (Protein made form soya)

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4
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LBV

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Contains some essential amino acids
High in fibre
Low in fat
Mainly plant sources 
Cheap to produce
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5
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Elements in protein

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Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen

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Amino acids

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Small broken down units of the elements in protein

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Classification of carbohydrate

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Sugar
Starch
Dietry fibre

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Functions of carbs

A

Heat and energy
Excess stored as fat
Prevents bowel diseases

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Adipose tissue (fat) functions

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Heat and energy
Protect delicate organs
Insulation
Vitamins A,D,E,K
feeling of fullness
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Classification of fat

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Saturated - bad
-High in cholesterol 
-Mainly animals sources
Unsaturated 
- Low in cholesterol 
- mainly vegetables and marine sources
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11
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Too much fat

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  • Obesity
  • Heart disease/stroke
  • Some cancers
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Classification of vitamins

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Fat soluble- A,D,E,K

water soluble - B,C

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13
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Fat soluble vitamins

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Stored in the body

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14
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Water soluble vitamins

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Not stored in the body

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15
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Vitamin A

A
Oily fish
Fish liver oils
Egg yolk
Carrots, peppers, dark green vege
Margarine
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Function of Vitamin A

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Growth
Healthy eyes
Healthy skin and lining membranes

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17
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Effects of deficiency of vitamin A

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Night blindness

Dry epithelia linings

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18
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Sources of Vitamin D

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Sunshine
Fish liver oils
Milk
Margarine
Liver
Eggs
Cheese
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Functions of vitamin D

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Healthy bones and teeth

20
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Effects of deficiency of vitamin D

A

Bone diseases-
Rickets
Osteoporosis

21
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Sources of Vitamin E

A
Margarine
Egg yolk
Vegetable oils
Spinach
Nuts
22
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Functions of vitamin E

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Healthy red blood cells. Acts as antioxidant

23
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Effects of Deficiency of vitamin E

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Anaemia in a new born

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Vitamin K sources

A

Made in the bowel by bacteria
Green veges
Cereals
Liver

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Functions of vitamin K
Helps blood to clot
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Deficiency vitamin K
Clotting problems
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Vitamin B sources
``` Meat Fish Eggs Nuts Pulses Cereals Yeast Marmite ```
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Functions of vitamin B
Energy release Prevent beri beri Growth
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Deficiencies of Vitamin B
Tiredness Beri beri (nerve disease) Pellagra
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Vitamin C sources
Fruit and veges Citrus fruit Peppers Black currents
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Functions of vitamin C
General healthy Healthy gums Blood vessels Iron absorption
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Dieficiencies
Feeling "run down" Scurvy Slow healing Anaemia
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Calcium sources
``` Dairy- milk, cheese, yoghurt Tinned fish Hard water White flour Green veges ```
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Functions of calcium
Healthy bones and teeth
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Deficiency diseases of calcium
Rickets Osteoporosis Dental decay
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Sources of iron
Liver Kidney Red meat Green veg
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Functions of iron
Formation of haemoglobin (red blood cells) in the blood
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Deficiency of iron
Tiredness | Anaemia
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Properties of water
Colourless, Odourless, Tasteless 0° freezes 100° boiling point Things dissolve in it easily
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Functions of water
``` Part of the body tissue (blood cells) Part of body fluids (blood, saliva) Transport substances (oxygen, nutrients) Helps digestion Removes waste Controls body temperature ```
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Nutrients
``` Protein Carbs Fat Vitamins Minerals Water ```
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What is a nutrient?
A chemical found in food
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Fibre is sometimes known as ......
Roughage or cellulose
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What amount of fibre is recommended daily
30g