Vocabulary
Eating Disorders
Nutrients
Double Trouble
Body Image & Media
100

This term means the process by which your body takes in and uses food.

Nutrition

100

This eating disorder involves bingeing followed by purging behaviors.

Bulimia nervosa

100

How many total nutrients does your body need?

Six

100

Which type of fat is considered the most unhealthy and should be avoided?

Trans fat

100

Name one factor that can influence body image. 

Media, peers, family, physical changes

200

This is the physical need to eat when your body needs fuel.

Hunger

200

If someone may have an eating disorder, who should they talk to?

A trusted adult (parent, counselor, nurse, doctor)

200

Which nutrient helps move waste through the digestive system and helps you feel full?

Fiber

200

Which type of cholesterol is considered “bad” because it builds up in arteries?

LDL

200

True or False: Media images always show realistic body types.

False

300

This term describes how you see your body.

Body image

300

What does “binge eating” mean?

Eating a large amount of food in one sitting

300

Name the three nutrients that provides energy.


Double points

Carbohydrates, proteins, or fats

300

Which mineral is important for strong bones?

Calcium 

300

Why can fad diets be harmful?

They deprive the body of nutrients and aren’t sustainable

400

This term describes repeated cycles of losing and regaining weight.

Weight cycling

400

A student eats very large amounts of food in a short period of time when they feel stressed. Afterward, they feel ashamed but do not try to vomit, use laxatives, or exercise excessively to get rid of the food.

Binge eating disorder

400

Which nutrient is essential for almost every body function and does not provide energy?

Water

400

MyPlate encourages people to eat fruits, vegetables, grains, protein, and dairy. Why might following MyPlate be more difficult for someone who lives in a food desert? 

ALSO. 

Provide an example of a food desert.

Because people in food deserts have limited access to affordable, fresh, and healthy foods needed to follow MyPlate.

Baltimore (SEED School of Maryland)

400

A student scrolls through social media and feels bad about their body because they don’t look like influencers they see online. They begin comparing themselves to edited photos. Is this an example of positive or negative body image?

Negative body image

500

This nutrient provides your body’s main source of energy.

Double Points

Carbohydrates

500

Which eating disorder involves avoiding food due to fear of weight gain?

Anorexia nervosa

500

What are the building blocks of protein called?

Amino acids

500

What are the five food groups shown on MyPlate?

Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Protein, Dairy

500

A teen notices changes in their body during puberty and understands that everyone develops differently. They focus on being healthy rather than looking a certain way. Is this an example of negative or positive body image. 

Positive body image