Nutrition Flashcards

1
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provide most abundant energy during metabolism

A

carbohydrates

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2
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yield 4 kilocalories/gram

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carbohydrate

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3
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name all monosaccharides

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glucose, fructose, galactose

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4
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blood sugar/dextrose, main fuel for brain and needed for RBCs, major carbohydrate found in bloodstream

A

glucose

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5
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levulose/fruit sugar, sweetest monosaccharide

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fructose

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6
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component of milk sugar, body converts glucose to this in mammary tissue during lactation

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galactose

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7
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double sugars, made of two monosaccharides, made of one glucose molecule

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disaccharides

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8
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name all disaccharides

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sucrose, lactose, maltose

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9
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glucose+fructose, furnishes 1/3 of total COH intake in avg western diet

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sucrose (table sugar)

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10
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glucose + galactose

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lactose (milk sugar)

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11
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made of two glucose molecules, appears whenever starch is broken down*

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maltose (plant sugar)

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12
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name all polysaccharides

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starch, glycogen, fibers

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13
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plant storage form or glucose, most important carb nutritionally, stores energy, breaks down at slow rate, eat this to carb load

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starch

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14
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provides 12-24 hours stored energy, animal equivalent of starch, *provides food storage system in animals/humans (glycogenesis), released in liver-regulates blood sugar for the brain, released in mm-serves as an energy source for mm contraction (running long distance), not significant as a food source

A

glycogen

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15
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functional fibers _____ digestion

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decrease

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16
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nutritive sweeteners, carb-like, sugar like compounds that provide calories, don’t promote tooth decay, not readily absorbed in small intestine-can cause diarrhea

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sugar alcohols

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17
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name sugar alcohols

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sorbitol, mannitol, xylitol

18
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don’t want to have more than 20g for diabetic of ____

A

sugar alcohols

19
Q

nonnutritive sweeteners, nor carb, non caloric

A

artificial sweeteners

20
Q

name all artificial sweeteners

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saccharin, aspartame, sucralose, neotame, acesulfame-k,

21
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blue packet, headaches, dizziness, seizures, must carry PKU warning

22
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insulin dependent diabetes, cannot synthesize insulin

23
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non insulin dependent, insufficient insulin or improper use, diabetes

24
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abnormally high blood glucose concentration

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hyperglycemia

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fruity odor on breath (as a result of ketosis)
acetone breath
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ketones in blood/urine
ketonemia/ketonuria
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low blood glucose levels, less than 70 mg/dl
hypoglycemia
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these are symptoms of what with diabetes- shakiness, dizziness, sweating, headaches, irritability, hunger, light headedness, palpitations
hypoglycemia
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organic compounds made up of amino acids
proteins
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proteins contain what elements
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen (sometimes sulfur)
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this means same things as protein, need to get these from food sources
amino acids
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if you eat meat, how many amino acids do you get
all of them
33
inborn error of metabolism, avoid aspartame
Phenylketonuria (PKU)
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"evil spirit that infects the first child when 2nd child is born", acute condition, delayed eruption, hypoplasia of teeth
Kwashiorkor
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to waste away, chronic condition
marasmus
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carry max #s of hydrogen atoms, remain solid at room temp, increase serum cholesterol levels (fat)
saturated fatty acids
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contain a point of unsaturated linkage with no hydrogen atoms, viscous in form, maintain serum cholesterol levels (fat)
monounsaturated fatty acids
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contain 2 or more points of unsaturation, liquid in consistency, decrease serum cholesterol levels (fat)
polyunsaturated fatty acids
39
must be obtained from diet, liolenic fatty acid
essentail (polyunsaturated) fatty acids
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must abundant mineral in the body, forms and maintains bones and teeth, coagulates blood
calcium
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what vitamin helps absorb calcium?
Vitamin D