PDHPE study Flashcards
PDHPE exam
define and describe ‘FAD diet’
a diet that is popular for a short amount of time, not with standard dietary recommendations, often promising un reasonably fast weight loss and health improvement
bulimia
eating disorder - binge eating followed by guilt and often self-induced vomiting or diarrhoea
anorexia
the abnormal lack/ loss of appetite that leads to significant decline in weight
nutrition
the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
obesity
the state of being grossly fat or overweight
additive
a substance added to something in small quantities to improve or preserve it
kilojule
1,000 joules, especially as a measure of the energy value of foods
diet
the kinds of food that a person, animal, or community habitually eats.
FAD diets promoted and linked to celebrities:
- South Beach Diet Helps Control Hunger
- Weight Watchers Has a Track Record of Diet Success
- The Mediterranean Diet Emphasizes Heart-Healthy Fats
- Zone Diet Balances Proteins and Carbs
- Is the Atkins Diet a Fad Diet?
- The Paleo Diet May Be Difficult to Maintain
- Lose Weight and Feel Full on the Volumetrics Diet
- The Raw Food Diet May Lack Healthy Nutrients
- Nutrisystem Is Customized Just for You
- The Macrobiotic Diet May Be Rigid and Unhealthy
which is the biggest food group where you need most of your daily intake from?
bread, cereal, rice, pasta, and noodles
what is the recommended daily intake of fruit?
2-3 servings
how many grams of cheese is considered one serving
40g
if a person is suffering from anaemia, which mineral are they lacking?
Iron
what vitamin promotes eyesight and is required by the retina of the eye?
Vitamin K
which fruit out of watermelon, strawberries and apricots has the highest Vitamin C content?
Strawberries
calcium is essential in teenage years to…
promote bone growth