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100

Three nutrients that provide energy.

Carbohydrates, Protein, Fats

100

2 animal sources & 1 plant source of iron. 

Animal: Egg yolk, Liver, Red meat

Plant: Wholegrains, Dark green vegetables, Nuts

100

4 sources of Vitamin C

citrus fruits / berries / apples / kiwi / broccoli

200

Deficiency disease caused by severe lack of Vitamin C.

scurvy

200

2 components of red blood cells.

haemoglobin & myoglobin

200

2 functions of Vitamin C

Antioxidant

Iron absorption (from plant sources)

Helps in protein formation

300

3 functions of water

Regulates body temperature

Lubricates joints

Soften the stools

300

Deficiency disease caused by severe lack of iron.

Anaemia

300

2 symptoms of anemia

Pale skin 

Lethargy

Dizziness

Poor memory

Poor immune system


400

2 symptoms of scurvy

Bleeding gums

Dry, scaly skin


400

3 uses of energy in the body.

Basal metabolism

Physical activities

For digestion of nutrients

400

What is 'energy balance'?

It is achieved when the energy intake = energy output.

500

What is 'cellular respiration'?

Breaking down of carbohydrates to release energy (in cells).

500

Name two factors that destroy Vitamin C in fresh foods.

Heat - e.g. boiling, frying

Oxidation - exposing fresh foods for too long

500

2 functions of iron.

Forms red blood cells (haemoglobin & myoglobin)

Cellular respiration.

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