Macro/vs Micro
3 Macronutrients
What is Fat, Protein, and Carbohydrates?
Sodium DV
What is less than 2,300mg per day?
chemicals in food that are necessary for the body's functioning. Without would be deficient.
What is a Nutrient?
2 examples of an Observational study
What is surveys, public health records, visual observations, bloodwork, medical charts, etc?
other words for Fat
What is lipids/triglycerides?
Two inorganic nutrients
what is water and minerals?
AMDR for carbohydrates
What is 45-65%?
Plant based component of food.
What is Phytochemicals?
An example of a cofounding variable
What is genetics, disease, culture, etc.
A Hypothesis that has been proven over the course of many years and many experiments
What is a Theory?
Main purpose for structure and function of muscles, bones, and enzymes.
What is Protein?
Amount of energy in Vitamin A
What is 0?
can be made inside the body or by bacteria in the Intestinal tract.
What is Non-essential?
An experiment in which the researcher nor subject knows.
What is a Double Blind study?
Fiber, starch, and sugar
What is a carbohydrate?
Elements of an organic nutrient
What is Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen?
Cholesterol DV
What is less than 300mg?
Alternative to the treatment being tested.
What is a Placebo?
As one variable increases the other variable increases.
What is a positive correlation?
The process of placing participants in an experimental or control group by chance.
What is Random Assignment?
Made of glycerol and three fatty acids
What is Fat?
Sarah has a bagel for breakfast (270 Kcals)
36 grams of the bagel are carbohydrates.
Calculate the percent of the bagel that is coming from Carbohydrates.
What is 53%?
AMDR
Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range
An association between two variables
What is correlation?
Most common nutrient deficiency.
What is vitamin D?