Test 1 Flashcards

1
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a measure of nutrients provided per calorie of food

A

Nutrient density

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2
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Calories provided by added sugars and solid fats w few or no other nutrients ex corn startch

A

Empty calories

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3
Q

List the five food groups

A

Fruit veggies grains meat dairy

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4
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FDA approved food label statements that link food constituents w disease
Ex may lower risk of cancer

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Health claims

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5
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FDA approved food label statements that describe the nutrient levels in food ex fat free

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Nutrient claims

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6
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Legal but largely unregulated statements permitted on labels of food and dietary supplements describing effect of substances ex builds strong bones

A

Structure function claims

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7
Q

Six types of nutrients

A

Carbs fats proteins vitamins minerals water

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8
Q

Calories contained per grab for carbs

A

4

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9
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Calories per gram for fats

A

9

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10
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Calories per gram for proteins

A

4

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11
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Nutrients have been added

A

Enriched/fortified foods

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12
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Whole or modified foods w bioactive food components believed to provide health benefits

A

Functional foods

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13
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Foods grown w synthetic pesticides

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Organic foods

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14
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Natural foods

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Means nothing

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15
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Meats milk veggies basic foods foundation of a healthy diet

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Whole Foods

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16
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Nutrient intake goal for individuals meets needs of 97-98% of healthy people

A

Recommended dietary allowance

17
Q

Nutrient goals for individuals set when scientific data is insufficient for rda

A

Adequate intake

18
Q

The highest average daily nutrient intake estimates to meet the requirements of half the healthy individuals

A

Tolerable upper intake levels

19
Q

Calorie percentage range for carbs

A

45-65%

20
Q

Calorie percentage range for fats

A

20-35%

21
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Calorie percentage range for proteins

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10-35%

22
Q

Daily values

A

Tend to be food labels and show greatest level of nutrients for all ages

23
Q

Dietary reference intake

A

Tailor to different nutrient needs amongst population groups

24
Q

What are the 4 dris

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Recommended dietary allowance, adequate intake, tolerable upper intake levels, estimated average requirements

25
Q

Mechanical aspect of digestion in mouth

A

Food is chewed into smaller pieces to swallow

26
Q

Mechanical aspect of digestion in stomach

A

Mixes and stores food until it can be further digested also controls passage of food into small intestine

27
Q

Mechanical aspect of food in small intestine

A

Work to absorb food and move food along

28
Q

Mechanical aspect of food in large intestine

A

Remove water from undigested material

29
Q

Chemical aspect of digestion in mouth

A

Saliva softens food

30
Q

Chemical aspect of food in stomach

A

Starts chemical digestion of protein fluid is rly acidic so helps kill bacteria

31
Q

Good bacteria from food or supplements

A

Probiotic

32
Q

Food for good bacteria

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Prebiotic