Major Nutrients Groups
Nutritional Labels
The Role of Nutrients (Pregnant women& infants)
The role of Nutrients (Pre-schoolers and children)
The role of Nutrients (Adolescence & Old People)
100

How many major nutrient groups are there?

Six

100

Look at the Nutritional Label

How many calories would you eat based on the serving size?


Serving size: 1 cup (30 g)

Calories: 150

Total Fat: 6 g

Sodium: 180 mg

Total Carbohydrate: 20 g

Protein: 4 g

Added Sugars: 8 g

150 Calories

100

How do babies obtain nutrition prior to being born?

From their mother's food intake.

100

Where can toddlers or preschoolers receive calcium from?

Milk

100

Can adolescence and older people eat the same portions of food?

No.

200

Which nutrient group is the main source of energy?

Carbohydrates

200

How many grams of fat would you eat if you ate 5 cups?


Serving size: 1 cup (30 g)

Calories: 150

Total Fat: 6 g

Sodium: 180 mg

Total Carbohydrate: 20 g

Protein: 4 g

Added Sugars: 8 g

30 servings or 30 cups.

200

Lactating moms need lots of _______!

Fluids

200

What can happen if toddlers don't receive enough iron?

Iron deficiency

200

What important change happens during adolescence years?

Puberty

300

What are the three types of carbs?

Glucose or Fructose


Sucrose and Lactose


Starch

300

How do you determine which food item is the healthiest?

You must read the entire food label.

300

How do you determine when it is okay to start baby food?

Based on age and stages

300

Why do toddlers need protein?

Rapid tissue growth

300

Why is protein important for an adolescence diet?

It is essential for the development of body tissues.

400

Determine which is a vitamin and which is a mineral?

Potassium-

Calcium-

Iron-

Folic Acid-


Potassium-Mineral

Calcium- Mineral

Iron-Mineral

Folic Acid-Vitamin

400

Before determining nutrition numbers, you should check the _____________.

Serving size

400

Which is the most important nutrient that infants need?

Protein

400

What happens during this stage that makes the critical nutrients needed important?

Rapid physical and cognitive growth

400

What is the most important nutrient for old people?

Calcium and protein

500

What is another name for fats? How many types of fats are there? What are they?

-Lipids

-Three

-Saturated, Monounsaturated, Polyunsaturated

500

Explain the difference between serving size and portion size

Serving=The reference amount on the food label


Portion size=The amount you actually eat

500

Which nutrients are critical for pregnant women?

Protein

Vitamin B

Iron

500

What are the three nutrients preschoolers need during that stage?

Calcium

Vitamin D

Protein

Iron

500

Which nutrients do adolescence need?

Iron

Protein

Vitamin D

Calcium