Eating Disorders
Nutrition
Food Guide
Other Stuff We Learned in Health
Facts About Your Favourite... (It's Ms.Barnes. BTW)
100

What eating disorder consists of starving yourself/not eating?

Anorexia

100

What is a macro-nutrient?

Macronutrients are the nutrients we need in larger quantities that provide us with energy: in other words, fat, protein and carbohydrate.

100

True or False: You can find recipes that follow the food guide online

True

100

What are 3 mental illnesses we learned?

Bipolar Disorder

Depression

Anxiety 

PTSD

Schizophrenia


100

How many cats does Ms. Barnes have?

2

200

True or False: Eating disorders are more likely to develop in females over males?

True. Females are more at risk especially in their teenage years.

200

Sugar is considered a macronutrient on its own. True or False?

False. Sugar falls under the carbohydrate category which is a macronutrient but sugar alone is not a macronutrient.

200

What are the two food guides available to Canadians?

Canadas new food guide and the aboriginal, Metis, and Inuit food guide.

200

What movie did we watch after our mental health unit?

The Grizzlies

200

What sports did Ms. Barnes coach at Thom

volleyball and basketball

300

What are some side effects of eating disorders on the body internally?

•Cardiovascular (muscle loss, low or irregular heartbeat)

•Gastrointestinal (bloating, nausea, constipation)

•Neurological (difficulty concentrating, sleep apnea)

•Endocrine (hormonal changes – estrogen, testosterone, thyroid)

300

How many calories does a typical person need in a day?

Around 2000 (give or take)

300

Why is the food guide around for Canadians to use?

Canada's food guide helps you choose foods that: improve health. meet nutrient needs. reduce risk of nutrition-related, chronic (long-term) diseases and conditions.

300

What are 2 chronic illnesses?

Fire them off and Ms. Barnes will Okay it.

300

What are Ms. Barnes's cats names?

Tate and Oscar

400

What happens when some has Avoidant-Restrictive Food intake disorder?

•Characterized by lack of interest in food, fears of negative consequences of eating, and selective or picky eating.

Symptoms include:

–Reduced food intake and frequent complaints of bodily discomfort with no apparent cause

–Lack of appetite or interest in food, with a range of preferred foods narrowing over time

400

Where can you look to find out how many macronutrients are in an item?

The food label

400

What is the plate breakdown in the new Canada food guide?

half of the plate is vegetables or fruit, 1/4 is protein, and 1/4 is grains

400

What are some types of addictions you can have?

Give 3 examples

Fire them off and Ms Barnes will okay them.

400

Who is Ms. Barnes favourite Health 9 student?

All of you! I don't pick Favs!

500

What eating disorder does BN stand for?

Bulimia Nervosa

500

What are the 3 Macronutrients?

Carbohydrates, Protein, and fats

500

What are examples of Wild Game which we talked about in the First Nation, Metis, and Inuit food guide?

List 3

  • Quail
  • Pheasant
  • Squab
  • Bison
  • Elk
  • Venison
  • Wild Boar
  • Goat
  • Rabbit
  • Alligator
  • Ostrich
500

Why is health 9 important?

List 3 reasons.

Students who receive comprehensive health education make safer, more informed, less destructive choices. They eat and sleep better and stay more physically active. They are better communicators and have stronger self-esteem.

500

What is Ms. Barnes favourite pasta shape?

Scooby doo, penne, or bow tie... OR shells.

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