Nutrition
Nutrition
Nutrition
Nutrition
Nutrition
100

What unit is used to measure energy on a nutrition label?

Calories

100

Define health.

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

100

What does the "Serving Size" on a nutrition label tell you?

It indicates the amount of food that the nutrition information is based on.

100

What are the 6 Caribbean food groups? 

Staple, Legumes and nuts, foods from animals, fruits, vegetables, fats and oils

100

Which food group is high in protein?

Food from animals

200

Define Nutrition

Nutrition refers to the food and drink that a person consumes and how the body uses it.

200

What is a nutritional need?

The amount of each nutrient you may need to remain healthy.

200

Name six foods with high amounts of protein

Chicken, tuna, salmon, eggs, beef, cottage cheese

200

Which nutrition is the primary energy source?

Carbohydrates

200

Name 3 healthy alternative to frying foods.

Baking, grilling, boiling, airfrying or steaming

300

What is a Nutrient

Substances found in food that are essential for the body to function properly

300

What is the recommended portion of your plate for fruits and vegetables combined?

Half of your plate

300

What is the most common vitamin deficiency

Iron

300

Name 4 food items that are in the staples food group

Bread, pasta, cereal, biscuits, oats 

300

Fiber is a substance called _______________-?

Cellulose

400

What are 3 benefits of protein

Boost memory, improve mental clarity, fight fatigue, tissue repair, hormone regulation 

400

Which food group is rich in carbohydrates 

Staples

400

What happens to excess carbohydrates?

It turns into fat and is stored in the body

400

When the skin is exposed to the sun, Vitamin _____ is produced?

Vitamin D

400

A shortage in calcium causes_____________

Fragile bones.

500

Which nutrient is essential for building and repairing tissues?

Protein

500

Difine macronutrients? 


Give 2 examples 

Nutrients your body needs in larger amounts to function

Protein, Fat, Carbs 


500

What are the types of fats?

Unsaturated

Saturated

Trans fatty acids 

500

What is protein built from?

amino acids

500

What are the seven (7) nutrients?

protein, carbs, fats, vitamins, minerals, fibre and water