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Nutrition Study Guide., Exams of Nursing

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2021/2022

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Nutrition Study Guide

HDL - โœ” The Good Cholesterol LDL - โœ” The Bad Cholesterol How Many Calories Per Gam do Carbohydrates Have - โœ” 4 What are the functions of Carbohydrates - โœ” Energy, Digestion, Fiber Examples of Simple Carbs - โœ” Candy, Fruit, Soda, Honey, White Flour Examples of Complex Carbs - โœ” Whole Wheat Flour, Beans, Sweet Potatoes How Many Calories Per Gram do Fats have - โœ” 9 What are the function of Fats in the body - โœ” cushion body, insulation, store energy, gives body shape Unsaturated fat is a ____ at Room Temp - โœ” liquid Unsaturated fat comes from ____ sources - โœ” vegetable Unsaturated fat converts to ___ in the body - โœ” HDL Sources of unsaturated Fats are - โœ” cooking oils, salmon, sunflower seeds Saturated Fats is a ____ at Room Temp - โœ” Solid Saturated fat comes form ____ sources - โœ” Animal Saturated fat converts to ___ in the body - โœ” LDL Sources of saturated fats are - โœ” Milk, Cheese, Palm Oil Trans Fats are also called - โœ” Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil Trans Fat is ____ at room temperature and ____ to the arteries - โœ” Liquid, Clings Trans Fat get rid of good fats so it is ____ - โœ” Bad Trans Fat is created when an unsaturated fat is ____ and _____ is added to make the bonds more stable - โœ” Heated, Hydrogen Palm Oil is considered ____ fat - โœ” saturated

How many Calories per gram do Protein have - โœ” 4 Functions in the body are - โœ” builds & repairs tissues, creates enzymes Amino acids ____ be made and have to be ____ - โœ” Can't, Eaten There are ___ essential amino acids - โœ” 11 There are___ non essential amino acids - โœ” 11 Proteins from animal sources are ___ because they provide essential amino acids - โœ” complete Proteins from vegetables are ___ because you have to eat foods together to get all the needed amino acids - โœ” Incomplete Incomplete proteins are called ____ - โœ” complementary Vitamin A's functions are & its sources are - โœ” smooth skin, good vision; carrots, tomatoes Calcium functions are & its sources are - โœ” strong teeth & bones; milk Free Radicals are caused by ____ - โœ” stress, air pollutants, smoking, junk food Antioxidants are found in - โœ” apples, oranges, blueberries, almonds, pomegranates, kale Why is cattle farming bad for the environment - โœ” 1- cows produce too much methane gas 2- takes too much water and gas to feed the cows corn What does water do? - โœ” digests food, maintains metabolism, regulates body temp & carries waste out of body Why can too much water be bad for you - โœ” can put electrolytes out of whack What are the differences between the Harvard Food Pyramids and the USDA one? - โœ” there is seldom to no red meat, there is little to no dairy, vegetables are in abundance What is an omnivore - โœ” a plant or animal that can eat everything ( animal, plants and man-made food) What is the omnivore's dilemma - โœ” WE can eat everything therefore, we loose decisions of what is good for us and what's not

What part of the grocery store has the fruit, meats & vegetables - โœ” the sides and the back Is it better to feed cows corn or grass - โœ” Cows cant digest corn & it makes them sick makes them have ecoli... eating grass it's better for cows and make the environment better