Special Diets Flashcards

1
Q

What is fibre found in

A

Plant foods

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2
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What happens when cereals are processed and name one example

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The fibre is removed. E.g white flour

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3
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Name 2 benefits of a high fibre diet

A

1) fibre prevents bowel diseases for example constipation

2) it also gives you the feeling of fullness

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4
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Name one effect of low fibre intake

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1( constipation occurs when faeces(waste) becomes stuck in the bowel

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5
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How much grams are in a) high fibre and b) low fibre foods /100g

A

a) 6g or more per 100g

b) 0.5g or less per 100g

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6
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Name four guidelines for increasing fibre intake

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1) choose whole cereals e.g brown bread
2) eat high fibre breakfast cereals e.g weetabix
3) include nuts/beans in diet
4) leaves skin on fruits and veg when possible

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7
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Function of sugar

A

When you eat sugar you get a quick energy boost, but it doesn’t last long

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8
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3 Guidelines for reducing sugar intake

A
  1. Drink water instead of drinks sweetened with sugar
  2. Choose low sugar breakfast cereals, biscuits and cakes
  3. Replace high star snacks with fresh fruit, veg and unsalted nuts
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9
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How many grams are in a) high sugar food b) low sugar foods per 100g

A

A) 10g or more per 100g

B) 5g or less per 100g

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10
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What is the recommend low - salt intake for an adult ?

A

6g

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11
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Name 4 effects of high salt intake

A
  1. High blood pressure
  2. Stroke
  3. Coronary heart disease
  4. Kidney damage
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12
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Name 3 guidelines for reducing salt intake

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1) reduce the amount of salt you add at the table and during cooking
2) use herbs and spices to flavour food instead of salt
3) choose fresh meat over processed meat

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12
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How many grams does a) low salt food b) high salt food have per 100g

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A) 0.1g or less of salt per 100g

B)1.5g or more per 100g

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13
Q

What is obesity

A

Obesity means being 20% or more over the recommend weight

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14
Q

Name 2 causes of obesity

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1) lack of excerise

2) over eating

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15
Q

Name 4 health problems with obesity

A

1) heart problems
2) diabetes
3) stroke
4) poor self image

16
Q

4 guidelines for reducing risk of obesity

A

1) take regular excerise
2) drink water over sweetened drinks
3) remove visible fat from meat
4) choose low fat dairy products

17
Q

How much grams does b) high fat food and a) low fat food have per 100g

A

A) 3g or less per 100g

B) 20g or more per 100g

18
Q

3 Health problems with high fat diet

A

Heart disease, obesity and diabetes

19
Q

How does coronary heart disease occur

A

When arteries of the heart become blocked with a substance called CHOLESTROL. It is a fatty substance that clinger to the walls of arteries.

20
Q

4 causes of heart disease

A

Being overweight
Smoking
Lack of excerise
Diet containing lots of saturated fat

21
Q

4 guidelines to reduce heart disease

A
  1. Use low fat spreads
  2. Choose low fat dairy products
  3. Grill>frying
  4. Cut out fatty foods
22
Q

Name the two types of vegetarians and what they eat

A

Vegan: plants and cereals foods.
Lactargeterian: don’t eat meat, but they eat dairy and eggs

23
Q

4 reasons for choosing it be a vegetarian

A

1) religious
2) cheaper
3) healthy option
4) people believe it’s wrong to kill animals

24
Q

4 Guidelines for planning vegetarian diet

A

Use veg stock
Eat wide variety foods
Choose whole cereals
Ensure meals are balanced

25
Q

A person with _____ cannot digest ______

A

Coeliac , gluten

26
Q

What is gluten and what happens when coeliac so eat it

A

It is a protein found in wheat. When coeliac so eat it it damaged their gut

27
Q

Name 3 products coeliac a should avoid

A

Cereals, bread crumbs and packet soups

28
Q

Name 3 foods allowed by coeliacs and the brands

A

Free form: bread, scones
Kelvin: gluten free cereals
Doves farm: self raising flour

29
Q

What is diabetes

A

The body cannot produce insulin or use the insulin produced

30
Q

Type 1 diabetes ( insulin dependant)

A
  • Occurs she insulin isn’t produced at all in the body

* a person sigh type 1 diabetes must take insulin

31
Q

Type 2 diabetes (non insulin dependant)

A
  • insulin is produced but is not used in the body
  • mainly in adults
  • it is controlled by weigh loss and strict diet
32
Q

4 guidelines for controlling diabetes ?

A

1) reach correct body weight
2) excerise regularly to balance sugar levels
3) eat regularly and never miss a meal
4) eat high fibre carbohydrates