Nutrients
Food Sources
Miscellaneous
Tips for a good nutrition
100

What is the organic substance that the body needs to help regulate and coordinate functions of the body?

Vitamins

100

What foods tend to be high in LDL cholesterol?

Fried foods

Bakery products

Processed meats


100

What substance is helpful for sweeping unwanted waste through the intestines?

Fiber

100

Between the three eating disorders that we discussed, which is more common?

Chronic overeating


200

What is the bad type of fat that tends to be deposited in the arteries?

LDL Cholesterol

200

Which types of food are good sources for complex carbohydrates?

Grains

Beans

Peas

Potatoes

200

What are some sources for complete proteins?

Meat, poultry, fish, eggs, and cheese

200

Why is long-term weight loss due to dieting so hard?

The body thinks it's starving and will start depositing more fat when the diet is over

300

Which monosaccharide is fuel for your body?

Glucose

300

What is one source of unsaturated fat?

Corn

Safflower

Cottonseed

Canola oils

300

What is basal metabolism?

The ability of the body to use energy (calories) at a higher rate when your body is at rest.

300

What are the benefits of water in the body?

Keeps bodily fluids in balance

Aids in digestion

Keeps digestion at bay

Helps maintain skin

400

What are the six main nutrients?

Proteins

Carbohydrates

Fats

Vitamins

Minerals

Water

400

What food type has a lot of saturated fat, B-complex vitamins, and Vitamin A?

Dairy Products

400

What is the difference between water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins?

Water-soluble: can be excreted, have to be replaced daily

Fat-soluble: can be stored in the body

400

Who created the food plate?  How does it show us a balanced diet?

Created by the Obama administration

Focuses on balance rather than limiting food

500
List one benefit each for the six main nutrients

Proteins - builds new tissue

Carbohydrates - provide energy, breakdown proteins, protecting the body from toxins


Fats - growth and repair, maintaining body temp, cushioning,  insulation, skin maintenance, hormone manufacture


Vitamins - regulate and coordinate functions of the body


Minerals - help the body form bones, teeth, and blood cells


Water - keeps bodily fluids in balance, aids in digestion, keeps digestion at bay, helps maintain skin

500

Whole grain products have what two nutrients?

Carbohydrates and Vitamin E

500

What are five keys to keeping a good food journal?

Be honest

Be as exact as possible

Make no dietary changes at the beginning

Write down when you eat

Be accountable to someone

500

What are the ten recommendations we discussed for good nutrition?

Eat a variety of foods

Maintain ideal weight

Use exercise to keep your metabolism high

Increase dietary fiber

Eat less sugar

Eat less sodium

Eat less fat

Avoid excessive alcohol and smoking

Drink Plenty of water

Avoid eating while under stress