Nutrition 1
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100

This can occur due to a lack of fiber in the diet.

Constipation
100

Name a carbohydrate exchange.

Bread, pasta, rice, chips, quinoa, cereal, etc.

100

Meat products fall into what food group?

Protein

100

This food group is known for being high in calcium.

Dairy.

Milk, cheeses, and yogurt are all great sources of calcium.

100

Name a lipid exchange.

Butter, peanut butter, olive oil, cookie, chocolate, mayo, etc.

200

What are the 3 macronutrients?

Protein, lipids, and carbohydrates

200

T or F: natural sugars found in fruit qualify as "added sugars"

False

200

Name a protein exchange.

Steak, chicken, fish, nuts, cheese, etc.

200

A condition in which the body and its tissue have an inadequate amount of water.

Dehydration

200

This fruit exchange is known for its high value of potassium.

Banana.

Other foods such as potatoes, cucumbers, and mushrooms are also rich in potassium!

300

Name a mineral.

Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Zinc, Potassium

300

Energy provided by food is measured in what?

Calories

300

This spread is used in a popular sandwich and can be used as a protein or lipid exchange.

Peanut butter

300

Name a meat alternative protein exchange.

Nuts, milk, eggs, beans, cheese, etc.

300

This vitamin is known for its role in promoting a healthy immune system.

Vitamin C

400

This is the primary function of fiber in the diet.

Aids in digestion.

400

This mineral is famous for its bone strengthen abilities.

Calcium

400

Sugars, starches, and fiber are related to what macronutrient?

Carbohydrates

400

This macronutrient is known as a "vehicle for flavor" and aids in satiety (fullness).

Fat/Lipid

400

How many grams(g) of protein are in one protein exchange?

7-10g

500

List the 5 food groups.

Grains, protein, dairy, fruits, and vegetables.

500

This is where digestion begins in the body.

The mouth! 

An enzyme known as amylase is found in our saliva and is the first step of digestion in the body.

500

These are known as the "building blocks" of protein.

Amino acids

500

The rate in which the body uses energy is known as...

Metabolism

500

What is the primary difference between a macronutrient and a micronutrient

Macronutrients have calories which are converted to energy in the body, while micronutrient do not.

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