Substance Classifications
The classification of alcohol
What is a depressant
The most common addictive chemical found in vapes
What is nicotine
The nutrient that is responsible for keeping the body hydrated
What is water
The diagram that includes the 5 main recommended food groups that ensures you will receive all of your daily nutrients
What is myplate
The unit used to measure the energy your body uses and stores from eating
What is a calorie
The classification of cocaine
What is a stimulant
The name of the addictive chemical in marijuana
What is THC
Saturated, unsaturated and trans are all examples of this nutrient
What is Fats
Simple, Complex, and fibrous are all examples of which nutrient?
What is a carbohydrate
The bodies physical need to eat food
What is hunger
The classification of Marijuana
What is a hallucinogen
The substance that has an addictive chemical ethanol
What is alcohol
The nutrient that helps your body fight off infections
What is vitamins
Washing your hands, limiting the sharing of food, avoiding cross contamination, thoroughly cooking your food, and keeping frozen foods frozen until ready to cook are all tips to avoid what?
What is food borne illnesses
The psychological craving to eat that influences our nutrition.
What is appetite
The classification of LSD
What is a hallucinogen
The substance that can create an imbalance in mood regulation by receiving an overload in serotonin.
What is ecstasy
The 3 types of nutrients that provide the body with energy
What is carbs, fats and proteins
Food labels will always present information in order based on
What is weight in descending order
The recommended amount of calorie intake for boys and girls from ages 14-18?
2000 for girls and 2500 for boys
What is a stimulant
Which substance can cause an imbalance in the hormone dopamine
What is meth
The nutrient that the body uses to build and maintain muscle tissue and cellular structure?
What is proteins
The 6 types of nutrients
What is Carbs, Fats, Proteins, Vitamins, Minerals, & Water
The recommended amount of water consumption per 24 hours for boys and girls
91 oz for girls and 125 oz for boys