Mental Health Concerns
Other Concerns
Nutrition
Nutrition Cont.
Nutrition III
100

Define: Anxiety

Feelings of apprehensiveness, powerlessness, and impeding danger. Increased Heart rate, breathing rate, sweating, and trembling

100

Anorexia Nervosa

Self Starvation

100

Macro Nutrients

Carbs, Proteins, and Fats

100

Polysaccharide

Many up to thousands of monosaccharides. Glycogen and cellulose

100

Complete Protein

Protein that consists of all 9 essential Aminos

200

Define Depression

Characterized by a combo of 5 or more symptoms and noticeable changes in usual function: Sleep, Eat, Work, School

200

Bulimia Nervosa

Binge and Purge

200

Micro Nutrients

Vitamins and Minerals

200

Complex Carbs

polysaccharides that contain more nutrients and fiber compared to a simple carb

200

Triglycerides

Lipids made of glycerol molecule and 3 fatty acids that are stored in muscles.

Protects organs and insulate the body

300

Define Bipolar Disorder

Quick changes in mood

300

Amenorrhea

Absence of Menstruation

300

What is ATP

Adenosine Triphosphate. Body's direct energy source

300
Simple Carb

Monosaccharide

300

Saturated Fat

Fatty acid molecule where hydrogen atoms occupy all bonding sites.

400

Define Dysthymia

Nondisabling depressive symptoms that are chronic but do not cause changes in usual functions

400

Female Athlete Triad

Anorexia

Amenorrhea

Osteoporosis

400

Monosaccharide

Simplest form of sugar and the basic unit of carbohydrates


Includes: 

Fructose

Glucose

Galactose

400

Fiber

Nondigestible Carb

400

Unsaturated Fat

Fatty acid where all available bonding sites are not occupied by hydrogen

500

Define SAD

Seasonal Affective Disorder

500

Osteoporosis

Body loses too much bone, makes little bone, or both bone becomes porous and weak

500

Disaccharide

Two Monosaccharides combines.

Lactose

Sucrose

Maltose

500

How many essential amino acids are there

Nine

500

Hydrogenation

Process where hydrogen are added to unsaturated fat to make oils for cooking

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