Nutrition Exam 2 Flashcards
What functions as a dense form of food energy?
Fats
Why would someone receiving fat free parenteral nutrition develop a deficiency in linoleic acid?
Essential fatty oils
Process by which a double bond is broken on a fatty acid carbon chain and hydrogen is added?
Hydrogenation
Form of bile, vitamin D, sex hormones, brain and nerve tissue cells depend on?
Sterols
Level of saturation of fat is determined by the number of?
Double bonds
Fatty acid with two or more double bonds on the carbon chain is a?
Poly-unsaturated fatty acid
Oil comes from vegetable products and saturated fats come from?
Natural fats
Omega 3 fatty acids interfere with blood clotting and lower the risk of?
Heart disease
How many kcal does fat contain?
9
Process by which liquid oil is made more solid and stable is?
Hydrogenation
Protein is needed by the body because it provides?
Amino acids
What do Americans eat more of then they need?
Protein
Dangerous situation in which body proteins may become denatured is when someone has a very high?
Fever
Process in which body proteins are broken down to release amino acids in the blood stream?
Catabolism
Main structural protein found in connective tissue, bone, and teeth?
Collagen
Acid base balance is an important role of
Protein
Protein that carries oxygen in the muscles is called?
Myoglobin
Phenylketonuria is caused by failure to break down excess?
Phenylalanine
Hard-boiled eggs are examples of food that contain complete?
Protein
Complete proteins contain 9 essential ?
Amino Acids
Fish is a good source of ?
Omega-3 fatty acids