Ch. 11 - Pregnancy/Infancy
Ch. 12 - Nutrition from 1 to 100
Ch. 13 - Food Safety
Ch. 14 - Feeding the World
100
Term for developing offspring from 2 to 8 weeks after fertilization
What is embryo
100
Mineral needed more in children to avoid anemia
What is iron
100
Food borne illness caused by pathogens that multiply in the human body
What is food-borne infection
100
Main cause of food insecurity in the United States
What is poverty
200
term for developing offspring from nine weeks to delivery
What is fetus
200
The main organ that breaks down alcohol in the body
What is the liver
200
The general contaminant in food that causes the majority of food borne illnesses
What are microbes
200
An area that lacks access to affordable nutrient-dense foods
What is a food desert
300
How the early embryo (5 weeks of age) gets nourished
What is from breaking down the lining of the uterus
300
Describes moderate alcohol consumption in men & women
What is 2 drinks per day in men, 1 drink per day in women
300
2 minerals that decrease lead absorption
What are calcium & iron
300
Describes the changes in diet, physical activity, health, & nutrition that occur as less developed countries become more prosperous
What is nutrition transition
400
How the fetus gets nourished
What is from transferring nutrients from the placenta
400
ounces defining 1 serving of wine & 1 serving of beer
What is 5 & 12 ounces, respectively
400
Effect that high temperatures & low temperatures have on microbes
What is kill & slow the growth of respectively
400
Nutrient that is found to be deficient in areas where the soil content of the nutrient is low
What is selenium
500
Describes calcium recommendations during pregnancy & why
What is no difference because calcium absorption doubles during pregnancy
500
Type of alcoholic liver disease that is not reversible
What is cirrhosis
500
Process that can increase the nutrient quality of a genetically modified food
What is genetic engineering
500
First goal of the United Nations Millennium Summit
What is to end poverty & hunger
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