Definitions
Define coeliac disease
Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disease where the immune system reacts abnormally to gluten.
What food is consumed up to 3 months of age for a newborn and what nutritional benefits does it have?
breastmilk/formula - calcium/nutrients
What is 'pester power' and how does it build brand loyalty?
Children pestering parents for foods
Name two foods off limits for a lactose intolerant child.
Cheese
Cream
Lactose in milk
We looked at four infectious diseases for children last week, name all four?
Measles
Whooping cough
Rubella
Chicken pox
Define commercial meal and provide an example.
Mass produced for the purpose of selling food and beverages to the public.
e.g Cereals, yoghurts
Define strained/pureed foods and provide an example.
Strained or pureed vegetables and fruits.
banana, peach.
In the Ted talk we watched, how much was spent on advertising to kids in a year?
2 billion dollars
Name the 5 non infectious diseases we looked at last week.
colds, diabetes, asthma, thrush, tonsillitis.
4-6 year olds are recommended to consume no more than __________ grams of sugar per day?
19g
Define weaning.
Weaning is the process of gradually introducing an infant human to what will be its adult diet while withdrawing the supply of its mother's milk.
The dietary guidelines for 4-8 year olds are broken up into 3 categories - what are they?
-Healthy foods
-Fruits, vegetables, cereals and grains
-Dairy, Protein and Healthy fats
What were the three types of foods we analysed the labels for?
Funfetti cereal
Kiddylicious veggie straws
Vaalia yoghurt
Define diabetes and provide 2 examples of foods that can cause this?
Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high.
Fried meats.
Higher-fat cuts of meat, such as ribs. Pork bacon. Regular cheeses. Heavy cream. Energy drinks
Name three things that get children enticed to buy food products?
Colour, songs, movements, characters, speed.
Define intolerance, provide the three types of intolerances we went through this term.
Wide range of adverse reactions to foods.
Lactose free
Coeliac
Anaphylactic to nuts
How many ads were on tv for kids regarding sugar - Ted talk
Hint
between 0-8000
4600
We looked at 3 health promotion strategies children can benefit from, what are they?
school kitchen gardens, fruit and water breaks and Nude food.
On our immunisation schedule, at birth and 6 months, two immunisations were advised as stand alone recommendations for families.
Name the immunisation recommended at birth and at six months.
Birth - Hep B
6 months - flu
What are the six factors that influence a child's food choices?
Family and culture, disability, sensory sensitivities, socioeconomic status, changing demographics, direct marketing
Define prevention and management, what does this correspond to?
Provide examples of both
Action of stopping something from happening.
Controlling the outcome of something.
Prevention - Choosing foods that are safe for intolerances.
Management - hospital, epipen.
Define home cooked meal.
2 pros and 2 cons of home cooked meals.
2 example meals.
Money, origin, ingredients, creativity.
Time consuming, storage, nutrient loss.
The standards code for food advertising and promotions are split into two codes - what are they?
PRINCIPLE 1: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - must have
PRINCIPLE 2: TRUTHFUL PRESENTATION - must be truthful
How many students are in our Child studies class.
30
Name all 6 stages in the healthy food canteen strategy?
1. Remove sugar drinks
2. Everyday or occasional
3. Health star ratings
4. Portion sizes
5. Balance the menu
6. Market everyday foods