Promoting Good Nutrition And Healthy Diet Flashcards

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Low fiber diet and complex carbohydrates

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Increase risk of CA and diabetes

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2
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Gain 10% of ideal body wt

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Overweight

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3
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Gain 20% of IBW

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Obese

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4
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Pyramid’s 6 different food groups

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(1) grain foods;
(2) vegetables;
(3) fruits;
(4) milk products;
(5) meat, poultry, fish, eggs, beans, nuts; and
(6) fats, oils and sweets.

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5
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Bulk of ppl’s diet should have

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water, grains, vegetables and fruits, and emphasizes a diet low in fats and sugar

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6
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Parents should encourage their child to eat varied diet that includes:

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○ Plain or mildly flavored foods, cooked with moderate amounts of fats and oils or spread with margarine or butter.

○ A glass of milk daily to meet the need for calcium, protein and B-vitamins.

○ Foods fortified with vitamins (especially vitamin A or beta-carotene and vitamin C) and minerals (especially iron and iodine).

○ A good breakfast each day. The breakfast meal can be any combination of body- building, energy-giving and regulating foods. Generally, a good breakfast provides 1/4 to 1/3 of the RDA for the day.

○ Nutritious school lunch and snacks.

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7
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Including fish, lean meat, poultry or dried beans in the daily meals will not only enhance the protein quality of the diet but will also

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Supply absorbable iron, preformed vit A, and zinc

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8
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Fish, lean meat, poultry without skin and dried beans, in contrast to fatty meats, are low in

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Saturated fats (linked to heart disease)

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9
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Limit intake of egg yolk to ___ times a week.

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2-3x a week

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10
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How to correct micronutrient deficiencies:

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● Consume 2-3 servings of vegetables each day, one serving of which is green leafy or yellow vegetable (1 serving = 1 cup raw vegetables or 1⁄2 cup cooked).

● Take 2 servings of fruits daily (one serving of fruits depends on type of fruit), one serving of which is a vitamin C-rich fruit.

● Choose vitamins and mineral-fortified foods when available.

● Include root crops in your meals at least 3 times a week.

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11
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Many vegetable oils such as safflower, corn, cottonseed and soybeans are high in

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Polyunsaturated fats

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12
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Limit salt intake to

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5g/day or 2000 mg sodium = 1 tsp of table salt, patis, soy sauce and other condiments with sodium content such as “vetsin” or monosodium glutamate or MSG.

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13
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What prevents mold from growing on baked goods?

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Preservative Calcium Propionate

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14
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What makes baked goods rise?

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Leavening agent

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15
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This is used to keep fats from separating from the other ingredients in a food. This in salad dressing, for example, keep the fat from floating to the top.

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Emulsifier

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16
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Whole grains are recommended for most grain servings as a good source of

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Fiber and nutrients

17
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Since eggs are high in cholesterol, limit egg yolk intake to no more than four per week; two egg whites have the same protein content as

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1 oz of meat

18
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Fat content changes serving amount for fats and oils. For example,

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1 Tbsp of regular salad dressing equals one serving;

1 Tbsp of a low- fat dressing equals one-half serving;

1 Tbsp of a fat-free dressing equals zero servings.

19
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How many servings of potassium rich fruits and veggies according to DASH?

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8-10 servings

20
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DASH low-fat dairy daily serving

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3 servings (high in Mg and Ca)

21
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Fruit servings

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3 servings daily

22
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Aspartame up to ____ mg per kilogram of body weight is safe.

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50mg/kg

23
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A can of soft drinks (12 oz) has _____ of aspartame.

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150mg

24
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Allowable level of saccharin is

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500 mg/day for children and 1000 mg/day for adults.

25
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One teaspoon of saccharin powder contains

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14mg of sweetener

26
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What aids in the elimination of fat and cholesterol?

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Dietary fiber

27
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What also helps in reducing blood glucose by bringing about faster emptying of the gastrointestinal tract, delaying intestinal tract, delaying intestinal absorption of sugar and enhancing body’s sensitivity to insulin?

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Dietary fiber

28
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It helps in weight reduction by providing early feeling of satiety resulting in lower total caloric consumption.

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Fiber

29
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Consume the following food LIBERALLY

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○ Dark, green, leafy vegetables
○ Vitamin C rich fruits and vegetables
○ Legumes
○ Other fruits and vegetables
○ Whole grain cereals

30
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Consume the following food SPARINGLY

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○ Simple sugars
○ “Empty calorie” food like soft drinks and candies

31
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Components of salt

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Salt contains 40% sodium and 60% chloride. Sodium is the bad component in salt and has been known to increase the blood pressure