Unit 3 : Diet And Nutrition Flashcards

1
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What is a nutritious diet?

A

A nutritious diet is a mixture of all the nutrients that our body needs to survive.

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2
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What should you eat to gain essential nutrients for your body?

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We should eat grains, fruits, vegetables, milk products, animal products, and beans, and oily foods to gain essential nutrients for our body.

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3
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What is a major cause of ill health?

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  • is the lack of essential nutrients.
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4
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How can you strengthen your immune system and protect against illness?

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  • by having a balanced diet.
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5
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What kinds of food should you avoid eating?

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  • processed foods, refined foods, and high-cholesterol food.
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6
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Why are forests beneficial to us?

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  • because they can provide us with an excellent source of foods such as mushrooms, bamboo shoots, nuts, berries, leaves, and tubers.
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7
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What can cause loss of biodiversity and loss of nutrition in local communities?

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Deforestation

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8
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Mention some nutrition-related health problems.

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  • malnutrition and infectious diseases
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9
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Why is nutrition said to be closely related to the environment?

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  • because environmental deterioration can cause nutrition-related health problems such as malnutrition and infectious diseases.
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10
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Why should we avoid eating processed food?

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  • because they contain a lot of sodium which causes high blood pressrue.
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11
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What is nutrition closely related to?

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  • the environment
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12
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What will happen if national institutions and local communities fail to protect the environments around them?

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  • their hopes of thriving in the long run will be dashed.
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13
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What will deforestation lead to?

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  • loss of biodiversity and loss of nutrition for many local communities.
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14
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What is the root cause of the environmental damage?

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  • pollution
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15
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What can environmental deterioration cause?

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  • can cause nutrition-related health problems such as malnutrition abd infectious diseases.
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15
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What adversely affect diet, nutritional value and health?

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  • Environmental damage and loss of biodiversity
15
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What does ‘nutrition’ refer to?

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  • refers to ‘the process by which all living things recieve food necessary for them to grow and be healthy.
16
Q

What are the most fundamental of human needs?

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  • Diet and nutrition
17
Q

What do environmental damage and loss of biodiversity affect on?

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  • adversely affect on diet, nutritional value and health.
18
Q

What are diet and nutrition strongly linked to?

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  • environmental factors.
19
Q

Classify food into different groups.

A

Food can be classified into different groups: grains, fruits, vegetables, milk products, animal products and beans and oily foods.

20
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How many kinds of nutrients do foods carry, what are they?

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Foods carry six kinds of nutrients: carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, dietary fibre, proteins and lipids.

21
Q

What foods provide carbohydrates?

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Grains such as rice, wheat, maize, millet, barley and corn are energy-giving foods that provide carbohydrates.

22
Q

What do fresh fruits and vegetables give us?

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  • minerals, vitamins and fibre.
23
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Rich source of protein.

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Beans, milk products and animal products such as meat, fish and eggs are a rich source of protein.

24
Q

What foods provide fatty acids?

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Foods such as vegetable oil, fish and other seafood, nuts and seeds, eggs, yogurt, milk, etc. are energy giving foods that provide fatty acids.

25
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What does a balanced diet mean?

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A balanced diet simply means eating more fruits, vegetables and grains, and consuming less food high in fat, sugar and cholesterol.

26
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One of the most important factors in remaining healthy.

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  • is taking preventive medicine
27
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What are refined foods?

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Refined foods are highly processed foods - foods that have been stripped of their original nutrient content and fibre.

28
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What are high-cholesterol foods?

And what are they linked to?

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  • fried-foods, full-fat diary products and red meat.

- a higher risk of heart disease.