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a newborn who weighs less than 5.5 lbs; these infants are at a higher risk for disease.
What is a low birth weight baby
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the most common type of stroke, in which a blood clot blocks an artery or vessel in the brain.
What is ischemic stroke
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an atom or group of atoms carrying a positive or negative electric charge.
What is ion
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a measure of the energy in food, specifically the energy yielding nutrients.
What is kilocalorie
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an enzyme needed to split lactose into its components in the intestines.
What is lactase
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a derivative of carb that is part of triglycerides.
What is glycerol
200
a process of using a measured dose of radiation on foods to reduce the number of harmful microorganisms
What is irradiation
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a protein-like substance secreted by stomach cells that is necessary for the absorption of vitamin B12.
What is intrinsic factor
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excessive levels of ketone bodies in the blood and urine.
What is ketosis
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A type of PEM associated with children who are getting inadequate amounts of protein and only marginal amounts of kcalories
What is kwashiorkor
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a classification that quantifies the blood glucose response after eating carb containing foods.
What is glycemic index
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a common genetic disease in which individuals absorb about twice as much iron from their food and supplements as other people do.
What is iron overload (hemochromatosis)
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a hormone that increases the movement of glucose from the bloodstream into the body's cells.
What is insulin
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a group of organic compounds that cause the blood to become to acidic as a result of fat being burned for energy without any carbs present.
What is ketone bodies
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a painful burning sensation in the esophagus caused by acidic stomach contents flowing back into the lower esophagus.
What is heartburn
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the most significant monosaccharide; the body's primary source of energy.
What is glucose
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a condition in which the size and number of red blood cells are reduced; may result from inadequate iron intake or from blood loss; symptoms include fatigue, pallor, and irritability.
What is iron-deficiency anemia
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a classification of fiber that includes cellulose, lignin, and the remaining hemicelliloses; they generally form the structural parts of plants.
What is insoluble
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periods of rapid growth
What is growth spurts
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claims on food labels that state that certain foods or food substances- as part of an overall healthy diet- may reduce the risk of certain diseases.
What is health claims
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the second portion of the small intestine, between the duodenum and ileum.
What is jejunum
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a condition in which iron stores are used up.
What is iron deficiency
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in chemistry, any compound that does not contain carbon.
What is inorganic
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how quickly and how high blood glucose rises after eating
What is glycemic response
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a hollow tube running down the middle of the body in which digestion of food and absorption of nutrients take place.
What is gastrointestinal tract