Nutrients
Functions
Other Nutrients and Teeth
Organs
Diseases
100

What type of fat is in vegetable oil and fish oils?

unsaturated fats

100

What is term for the process by which your body produces and uses energy from food?

metabolism

100

Which vitamin is water-soluble that the body cannot store so you need to consume some of it every day?

B and C

100

What is the major purpose of the stomach?

store food

100

A condition called anemia is present when the blood does not have enough of this mineral to help transport oxygen and keep the blood healthy. What is the mineral that keeps the blood healthy?

iron

200

The most common mineral found in the human body is _________.

calcium

200

What does the pancreas produce?

insulin

200

Which type of tooth is used for tearing?

cuspids

200

What is another name for the throat?

pharynx

200

What disease can alcohol cause liver cells to swell and die?

cirrhosis

300

Which nutrient contains sugar and starch?

carbohydrates

300

What is the term for the process by which food is made available to the body?

absorption

300

Which type of tooth is good for crushing?

bicuspids

300

What is the bean shaped organ about the size of your fist that filters your blood?

kidney

300

What is a painful infection of the colon called?

dysentery

400

Which mineral is needed by the body for long endurance activities?

magnesium

400

What does the gall bladder  store?

bile

400

Which vitamin helps to clot the blood?

Vitamin K

400

What is the largest organ inside the body?

liver

400

You need to consume more water when you are ______________  or ______________.

exercising, sick, or outside

500

Which mineral works with calcium to build strong bones?



phosphorus

500

What is the long tube that connects the throat to the stomach?

esophagus

500

Which vitamin helps eyesight?

Vitamin A

500

What is the tiny flap of cartilage that closes the opening to the trachea?

epiglottis

500

What is the disease caused by losing calcium from bones?

osteoporosis

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