Functions of Proteins (Hormones)
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chemical messengers secreted into the blood by a tissue or organ. They act
on target cells by binding to protein receptors. Examples; Insulin and
Glucagon
Osteoblasts
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Build Bones
,Carbohydrate Classification
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monosaccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides
Osmosis
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movement of water from a low concentration of nutrients to a high
concentration of nutrients inside the intestinal cell. Does not require energy
and a protein carrier.
Identify Symptoms Related to Wet Beriberi (Thiamin)
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heart damage - rapid heartbeat, enlarged heart, congestive heart failure
Incomplete vs Complete Dietary Proteins
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, Incomplete Dietary Protein; dietary sources that are defiant in one of more
essential amino acids that are needed by the body for protein synthesis.
Plant proteins because are difficult to digest and contain lower quantities
of amino acids that are essential
Complete Dietary Protein; contains essential amino acids in the
proportions necessary to support protein synthesis. Include animal protein
because they are digested and provide higher quantities of the essential
amino acids
Hypertension
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Silent killer blood pressure either diastolic or systolic - increased risk of
heart disease, kidney disease or stroke
- Diastolic; minimum pressure in artery
- Systolic; maximum pressure in artery
Water Transport
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blood is 90% water. Transports oxygen and nutrients to cells, carbon
dioxide and waste products away from cells and hormones and regulatory
molecules through the body.
Main Dietary Source of Niacin
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, animal protein, chicken, trout and can be produced from amino acid
tryptophan
Nutrition/Lifestyle Recommendations
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U.S. Department of Health and Safety
Components of Water Intake and Outake
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Outtake; Urine, Feces, Evaporation via lungs/skin, and sweat
Intake; osmosis and concentration of nutrients
Vitamin D Deficiency
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Reckets (Children); poor bone development due to inadequate calcium
absorption. Prevents children from reaching their peak height. Reduces
bone mass and has muscle weakness. BOWED LEGS
Osteomalacia; loss of minerals from bones. Bone pain, muscle aches,
increase in bone fracture
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chemical messengers secreted into the blood by a tissue or organ. They act
on target cells by binding to protein receptors. Examples; Insulin and
Glucagon
Osteoblasts
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Build Bones
,Carbohydrate Classification
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monosaccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides
Osmosis
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movement of water from a low concentration of nutrients to a high
concentration of nutrients inside the intestinal cell. Does not require energy
and a protein carrier.
Identify Symptoms Related to Wet Beriberi (Thiamin)
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heart damage - rapid heartbeat, enlarged heart, congestive heart failure
Incomplete vs Complete Dietary Proteins
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, Incomplete Dietary Protein; dietary sources that are defiant in one of more
essential amino acids that are needed by the body for protein synthesis.
Plant proteins because are difficult to digest and contain lower quantities
of amino acids that are essential
Complete Dietary Protein; contains essential amino acids in the
proportions necessary to support protein synthesis. Include animal protein
because they are digested and provide higher quantities of the essential
amino acids
Hypertension
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Silent killer blood pressure either diastolic or systolic - increased risk of
heart disease, kidney disease or stroke
- Diastolic; minimum pressure in artery
- Systolic; maximum pressure in artery
Water Transport
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blood is 90% water. Transports oxygen and nutrients to cells, carbon
dioxide and waste products away from cells and hormones and regulatory
molecules through the body.
Main Dietary Source of Niacin
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, animal protein, chicken, trout and can be produced from amino acid
tryptophan
Nutrition/Lifestyle Recommendations
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U.S. Department of Health and Safety
Components of Water Intake and Outake
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Outtake; Urine, Feces, Evaporation via lungs/skin, and sweat
Intake; osmosis and concentration of nutrients
Vitamin D Deficiency
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Reckets (Children); poor bone development due to inadequate calcium
absorption. Prevents children from reaching their peak height. Reduces
bone mass and has muscle weakness. BOWED LEGS
Osteomalacia; loss of minerals from bones. Bone pain, muscle aches,
increase in bone fracture
