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Nutrients Basics
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health-and-nutrition
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. DK
amino acids
vitamins that can be produced in the body
Pantothenic acid
Vitamin E
2. Builds and renews bones and teeth - helps nerves and muscles work properly - (whole grain products - SPINACH - dry beans - peas - nuts and seeds)
magnesium
niacin
biotin
water soluble vitamins
3. Has all 9 essential amino acids - almost all animal sources - (meat poultry - eggs - and dairy products)
phosphorus
insoluble fiber
magnesium
complete protein
4. Vitamin B - conversion of carbs into energy - maintenance of appetite and nervous system function
vitamins
biotin
Thiamin
minerals
5. Iron helps red blood cells carry oxygen to body - without it you get anemia (makes you feel tired and weak) - females need more iron because of reproduction
folate
trace minerals
saturated fat
healthy blood
6. Vitamin B - energy metabolism - maintenence of skin - mucous membranes - and nervous system structures
Riboflavin
major minerals
magnesium
Vitamin B
7. Biotin - folate - niacin - pantothenic acid - riboflavin - thaimin - Vitamin B-6 - Vitamin B-12 (encriches and whole grain breads and cereals - dairy products - eggs - fruits and vegetables - lean pork - meat - poultry and fish - dry beans - peas - n
Vitamin B
starches
dietary fiber
starches
8. Build body tissue - regulate body processes - help other nutrients do their jobs - body cannot make energy without vitamins
Iron
magnesium
vitamins
caffeine
9. Responsible for body's use of energy (saltwater fish - iodized salt)
Iodine
trace minerals
Vitamin B
amino acids
10. Liquid at room temp - plant sources - (vegetable oils - nuts - olives - avacadoes)
80
unsaturated fat
Vitamin B-6
complete protein
11. Vitamin B - conversion of carbs into energy - maintenance of appetite and nervous system function
Selenium
Zinc
simple carbs
Thiamin
12. Broken down into glucose and stored
4
protein
starches
Riboflavin
13. Helps build and renew hemoglobin to carry oxygen to cells - (meat poultry fish and dairy - dry beans and peas - SPINACH - dried fruits - enriched grains)
Selenium
Riboflavin
Iron
Zinc
14. Helps in energy production - builds and renews bones and teeth - (milk - yogurt - cheese - meat - poultry - fish - egg yolks - whole grain bread and cereals)
phosphorus
Sodium - Chloride and Potassium
biotin
4
15. Helps blood clot - (SPINACH - wheat bran - wheat germ - some fruits - egg yolks - liver)
9
vitamins
major minerals
Vitamin K
16. ADEK - dissolve in fat - are stored in fat and liver - too much is toxic
fat soluble vitamins
folate
saturated fat
cholesterol
17. Promote good health - regulate body processes - are part of blood - teeth - and bones - major minerals - electrolytes - trace minerals
biotin
simple carbs
minerals
Vitamin A
18. Mono or disaccharides (apple - twinkie - milk - ect)
water
simple carbs
Fluoride
insoluble fiber
19. Helps blood clot - (SPINACH - wheat bran - wheat germ - some fruits - egg yolks - liver)
calcium
cholesterol
Vitamin K
fat as a food
20. Absorbic acids - increases resistance to infection - maintains healthy teeth and gums - helps wounds heal - keeps blood vessels healthy - (citrus fruits - cantaloupes - green peppers - strawberries - kiwi - mangoes - potatoes - broccoli - cabbage)
Vitamin B
Vitamin C
Pantothenic acid
Sodium - Chloride and Potassium
21. DK
fat soluble vitamins
vitamins that can be produced in the body
biotin
Iron
22. Builds and renews bones and teeth - regulates heartbeat - muscles - and nerves - (milk - yogurt - cheese - SPINACH - canned fish w/ edible bones - dry beans - calcium fortified)
phosphorus
complete protein
Pantothenic acid
calcium
23. Promotes growth - promotes health skin & hair - helps eyes adjust to darkness - helps body resist infection - (dairy products - SPINACH - carrots - pumpkin - winter squash cantaloupe peaches - ect.)
Vitamin A
water
Vitamin E
80
24. Major minerals that work together to maintain fluid balance - potassium - sodium - chloride
vitamins
healthy blood
electrolytes
fat soluble vitamins
25. Helps in energy production - builds and renews bones and teeth - (milk - yogurt - cheese - meat - poultry - fish - egg yolks - whole grain bread and cereals)
niacin
Vitamin K
phosphorus
starches
26. Takes water out of the body
trace minerals
Vitamin C
Selenium
caffeine
27. Vitamin B - synthesis of fat - glycogen - and amino acids
biotin
cholesterol
Vitamin D
caffeine
28. Starches and dietary fiber (whole wheat grain products - rice - squash - potatoes - corn - dry beans - peas - lentils)
complex carbs
simple carbs
folate
2-3
29. Calories per gram in carbs
4
Vitamin E
cholesterol
incomplete protein
30. Solid at room temp - animal sources - (butter - fats in meat - poultry and dairy)
saturated fat
water soluble vitamins
Riboflavin
water
31. Doesn't break down absorbs water and becomes bulky --> regular bowel movements (whole wheat grain products - vegetable / fruit skins)
fat soluble vitamins
insoluble fiber
starches
antioxidant
32. Supplies energy - promotes healthy skin and normal growth - carries fat soluble vitamins - cushions organs
unsaturated fat
fat as a nutrient
Thiamin
phosphorus
33. CB - dissolve in water - not stored in body so excess is excreted in urine - too much is bad because kidneys work too hard to remove them
trace minerals
saturated fat
simple carbs
water soluble vitamins
34. Needed in small amounts - Iron - zinc - copper - iodine - selenium
caffeine
Riboflavin
Zinc
trace minerals
35. Blood is __% water
fat as a food
cholesterol
80
Vitamin B-6
36. Vitamin B - metabolism of fats - carbs - and proteins
Vitamin K
unsaturated fat
Pantothenic acid
water soluble vitamins
37. Takes water out of the body
niacin
Vitamin E
Iodine
caffeine
38. Iron helps red blood cells carry oxygen to body - without it you get anemia (makes you feel tired and weak) - females need more iron because of reproduction
biotin
Zinc
healthy blood
soluble fiber
39. Starches and dietary fiber (whole wheat grain products - rice - squash - potatoes - corn - dry beans - peas - lentils)
caffeine
fat as a food
complex carbs
fat as a food
40. Synthesis of blood cells - other metabolic reactions
water soluble vitamins
Selenium
Vitamin B-12
Vitamin C
41. Metabolism of amino acids and glycogen
magnesium
Vitamin B-6
Zinc
fat as a food
42. Blood is __% water
Thiamin
80
Fluoride
soluble fiber
43. Needed in large amounts - calcium - phosphorus - magnesium
Zinc
trace minerals
major minerals
incomplete protein
44. Gives meals texture and flavor - slows down digestive system which makes you feel fuller longer
healthy bones
water soluble vitamins
starches
fat as a food
45. Helps prevent tooth decay by strengthening teeth (some added to water - toothpaste)
9
saturated fat
Fluoride
Thiamin
46. ADEK - dissolve in fat - are stored in fat and liver - too much is toxic
vitamins that can be produced in the body
Vitamin D
calcium
fat soluble vitamins
47. Vitamin B - energy metabolism - maintenence of skin - mucous membranes - and nervous system structures
insoluble fiber
unsaturated fat
Riboflavin
Vitamin B
48. Vitamin B - converstion of fats - carbs - and protein into energy
Vitamin A
Iodine
minerals
niacin
49. Dont has all essential amino acids - (rice & beans - peanut butter & jelly sandwich)
Zinc
minerals
amino acids
incomplete protein
50. Synthesis of blood cells - other metabolic reactions
vitamins
dietary fiber
trace minerals
Vitamin B-12