Protein
Carbohydrates
Fat
Vitamins/Minerals
Water
100

The basic chemical "building blocks" that make up proteins.

What are "amino acids"?
100

Common term for simple carbs

What are sugars?

100

Calories per gram in fat

What is 9 calories per gram?
100

two types of vitamins based on how they dissolve in the body

What are fat soluble and water soluble?

100

Percentage of total human body weight composed of water

What is 60%?

200

Calories per gram in protein.

What is 4 calories per gram?

200

Calories per gram in carbs

What is 4 calories per gram?

200

Type of fat that is solid at room temperature and raises blood cholesterol

What is saturated fat?

200

This happens to excess amounts of Vitamin C and Vitamin B in your body

What is eliminated through urination?
200

The reason water is considered the most critical nutrient for sustaining human life

What is "we can survive weeks without food but only days without water"?

300

Total essential amino acids (must come from the food you eat)

What is 9 essential amino acids?

300

Non-digestible complex carb that helps your digestive system function properly

What is fiber?

300

Process that turns liquid vegetable oils into solid trans fats

What is hydrogenation?

300

4 fat-soluble vitamins

What are vitamins A, D, E, and K?
300

The formula to calculate how much water you should drink daily

What is half your weight in pounds?

400

Type of protein that contains all essential amino acids

What is a complete protein?

400
Starches are broken down into single sugar units during digestion to create energy. Starches belong to this category of carbohydrate.

What is a complex carbohydrate?

400
Type of fat that is liquid at room temperature and helps lower blood cholesterol

What is unsaturated fat?

400

Two categories of minerals based on amount required in your body daily

What are major minerals and trace minerals?

400

The way fiber and water interact

What is fiber absorbs water, allowing waste to move freely and prevent toxic buildup?
500

Plant sources must be combined to form a usable protein. That is because they are an...

What is an incomplete protein?

500

The overall primary function of carbs in the human body

What is the body's primary energy source?

500

Waxy substance produced by the liver, and can clog arteries if levels get too high

What is cholesterol?

500

Primary role of vitamins and minerals in the body

What is regulate body processes and help other nutrients function?
500

Two physiological mechanisms water uses to regulate body temperature or protect body tissues

What is "dissipates heat through sweat" and "cushions joints" or "protects key organs like the brain"?