Quiz 1 Flashcards
Why is it important a for dental hygienist to learn about nutrition?
Preventiative Care:
* Diet and and oral health= nutrition has a role in preventing caries and periodontal disease.
* Education and conseling
How does someone manages oral conditions?
- nutritional deficiencies
- Special dietary needs
What is nutrition and nutrients?
Nutrition: study of foods and nutrients and how it effects overal health
Nutrients: biochemical that can be supplied in adequate amounts from outside source
Enegy: Ability to power or do work
When food is eaten what is it used for?
Energy
Tissue Building
Maintainenance and repair
regulatory substances: electrolites
What are the main nutrients obtained from food?
Water
vitmain and minerals
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Protein
Carbs
FAts
``` -only onces that can create energy
What is a potential energy values called?
Kilocalorie (Calorie)
What is esstenial for building and maintaining body tissue and regulating estential body processes?
Protein
Water
Vitamins
Minerals
Nutrient Recommendations: Dietary Reference intakes does?
- Establish maxium safe levels of tolerance
- improves longterm health
- intended for use for healthy persons not malnourshised or diseased
- must be met by variety of foods
What is an example of maco/micronutrients?
Macro: Carbs Fats Protein (needed in large amounts)
Mircro: Vitamins and Minerals (Needed in smaller amounts)
T/F Only energy providing macronutrients must be digested for absorption?
True
T/F Most vitmaisna, minerals and alcohols can be absorbed as eaten?
True
What are the accessory organs?
- Salivary glands: amylase
- Liver- crerates bile and filters
- Gallbladder- accessory: provides secretions
- Pancreas- helps regulate sugars with kidney
What are some functions of saliva?
- lubrication
- removal of debris
- provides antibacterial buffer
- remineralization
- prevent plaque accummulation
- helps with taste
- speech
What does the small and large intestine do?
- Small: most of the energy proving nitrients ar hydrolyzed and absorb
- Large: little to no digestive function
What are the two continuous reactions?
Catabolism
Anabolism: absorption of nutrients to build or synthesize