NUTRITION AND DIET Flashcards

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Is the combination of processes by which a living organism receives and utilizes materials or substances needed for the maintenance of its function and for growth and renewal of its components. STUDY OF FOOD IN RELATION TO HEALTH

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NUTRITION

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The sum of food conumed by a person or other organism .
- intake of nutrition for health or weight -management reasons.

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Diet

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A medical treatment is the attempted remediation of a health problem usuallly following a medical diagnosis.
- often abbreviated as tx / TX

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Therapy

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Any substance organic or inorganic when ingested or eaten nourishes the body by building and repairing tissues supplying heat and energy nd regulating body processes.

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FOOD

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5
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Qualities of GOOD food;

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  • nourishing / nutritious
  • prepared under sanitary
  • free from toxic agents
  • its palatibility factors
  • offers variety and planned within the socioeconomic context.
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A chemical components of food which provides energy, builds and repair tissues and regulates ody processes.

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NUTRIENTS

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CLASSIFICATION OF NUTRIENTS

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  • CARBOHYDRATE
  • PROTEIN
  • VITAMINS
  • MINERALS
  • FAT
  • WATER
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8
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One that contains ALL THE NUTRIENTS and other substances found naturally in food, in proper amounts and propotions needed by the body to function well.

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BALANCED DIET

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ENERGY GIVING

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GO

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BODY BUILDING

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GROW

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BODY REGULATING

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GLOW

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  • WHOLE GRAINS
    -BROWN RICE
  • CORN
  • WHEAT BREAD
  • OATMEAL
    -GABI
  • KAMOTE
  • KAMOTENG KAHOY
  • UBI.
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Go FOOD

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13
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  • FISH
  • SHELLFISH
  • LEAN MEAT
  • POULTRY
  • EGGS
  • BEANS
    -NUTS
  • ## MILK
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GROW FOODS

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  • VEGGIES
  • MALUNGGAY
  • KALABASA
  • SITAW
  • AMPALAYA
    BANANA
    MANGO
    PAPAYA
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GLOW FOODS

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15
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Unit for measuring ENERGY produces when food is OXIDIZED in the body.

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CALORIES

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A state of disease caused by sustained deficiency , excess or imbalance of the supplies f calories , nutrients or both, that are available for use in the body

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MALNUTRITION

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CONSUME AND UTILIZE THE NECESSARU NUTRIENTS FROM DIVERSIFIED BALANCED DIET THAT INCLUDES CHO, LIPIDS, PROTEINS, MINERALS ,VITAMINS AND WATER

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OPTIMUM NUTRITION

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TWO FORMS OF MALNUTRITION

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UNDERNUTRITION & OVERNUTRITION

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Pathological state of an INADEQUATE quality of food over an extended periof of time.
- undernourished people struggle with poverty and disease.

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UNDERNUTRITION

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A Condition in which someone consumes an EXCESSIVE AMOUNT of nutrients.
- too many calories will result unhealthy body weight.

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OVERNUTRITION

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MACRONUTRIENTS

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3 CATEGORIES OF MACRONUTRIENTS

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LIPIDS, PROTEINS, CARBOHYDRATES

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Helps in absorption of nutrients and the production of energy
- helps in energy metabolism by acting cofactors as parts of enzyme.

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MICROnutrient

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Forms of Malnutrition
PEM (PROTEIN ENERGY MALNUTRIOTN )

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25
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Results from a diet grossly DEFICIENT IN PROTEIN

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KWASHIORKOR

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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS (KWAHIORKOR) [MALAKI TIYAN]

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  • HAIR CHANGES
  • MENTAL CHANGES
    -ANEMIA
  • DIARRHEA
  • DERMATOSIS
  • EDEMA
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Results from a severly LACK in CALORIES

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MARASMUS [ MAN’S FACE]

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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS

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GROWTH RETARDATION
MUSCLE WASTING
IMPAIRED IMMUNITY
LETHARGY
VOMITING
DELAYED WOOD HEALING
LOSS OF FAT STORES
WEIGHT LOSS
CHRONIC DIARRHEA
MUSCLE ATROPHY

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Damaged absorption, chrponic liver disease, loss of mucular mass, edema, vomiting, infections, diarrhea, lack of protein , AFFECTS SLIGHTLY OLDER CHILDREN.

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KWASHIORKR

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DRY AND LOSE SKIN, FOUND IN EVERY YOUNG INFANT AND VERY YOUNG CHILDREN .
- CAN BE PREVENTED BY BREASTFEEDING

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MARASMUS

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A pathological state of resulting from the consmption of an eccessive quantity f food and hence a caloric excess ( ex. OVERWEIGHT 7 OBESE

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OVER NUTRITION

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THE WORLD’S HEAVIEST MAN

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MANUEL URIBE

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Pathological state resulting from a DISPROPORTION among essential NUTRIENTS WITH OR WITHOUT ABSOLUTE DEFICIENCY .

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IMBALANCE

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Pscyho physological disorder usually occuring in young women that is characterized by an ABNORMAL FEAR OF BECOMING OBESE , DISTORTED SELF-IMAGE.

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ANOREXIA NERVOSA

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Eating disorder , common especially young women of norml or early nearly normal weight , that is characterized by episodic binge eating and follwed by FEELINGS OF GUILT , DEPRESSION, AND SELF-CONDEMNATION. SELF- INDUCED VOMITING

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BULIMIA

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Defined as an obsession with healthy or righteuos eating.
THE phrasewas first created in 1997 by california doctor Steven BRATMAN

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ORTHOREIA