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What are Carbohydrates a type of? correct answers A type of macronutrient Where are carbohydrates found? correct answers They occur naturally in plant-based foods and are added to processed foods. What are carbohydrates made of? correct answers Naturally occurring compounds and derivatives formed from them. How are carbohydrates made? correct answers During photosynthesis, formed from carbon dioxide and water. What are the purposes of carbohydrates? correct answers An energy source, ...

Absorption correct answers Taking up of nutrients in the intestines Adipose tissue correct answers Fatty tissue Aerobic metabolism correct answers Combining nutrient oxygen within the cell; also called oxidation. Albumin correct answers Protein that occurs in blood plasma Alkalosis correct answers Condition in which excess base accumulates in, or acids are lost from, the body. Amino acids correct answers Nitrogen containing chemical compounds of which protein is composed Amphet...

Nutrients correct answers Carbohydrates Fats (lipids) Proteins Vitamins Minerals Water Nutrients correct answers Chemical substance found in food that are necessary for good health Carbohydrates correct answers Provides the major source of energy in the average diet Proteins correct answers Containing nitrogen, the only one of the nutrients Fats (Lipids) correct answers Highest kcal value Vitamins correct answers Organic substance necessary for life although they do not, ind...

What are fats? correct answers lipids, formed from glycerol, provides long term energy for the body What are carbohydrates? correct answers sugars and starches, 50% of diet, provides short term energy for the body What are polysaccharides? correct answers Carbohydrate macromolecules made of many sugar monomers, complex carbs, combos of monosaccharides ex: glycogen, starch dextrin, cellulose What is cellulose? correct answers A substance (made of sugars) that is common in the cell walls ...

Monosaccharides correct answers Glucose (fruits) Fructose (honey/corn syrup) Galactose (milk) Disaccharides correct answers Sucrose (table sugar/molasses) Lactose (milk) Maltose (sweetener/starch digestion) Polysaccharides correct answers Starch (grain products) Glycogen (rice, corn, legumes, potatos, veggies) Functions of Vitamins correct answers Enzymes Antioxidants Hormones Gene expression Cell Membrane Eyes Vitamin A Functions correct answers RETINOL (retinoids) Ey...

Wellness correct answers A way of life that integrates body, mind, and spirit Nutrients correct answers Chemical substances in food, necessary for good health Goiter correct answers Enlarged tissue of the thyroid gland due a deficiency of iodine Anthropometric measurements correct answers Height, weight, head chest, skinfold 6 classes of nutrients correct answers Carbs, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, water What do each class do? correct answers Carbs and fats- provide energy ...

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Groups of Essential Fatty Acids correct answers omega 6, omega 3 (linolenic acid) Major Types of Cholestorol correct answers high density lipids, low density lipids Types of Protein Palnutrition correct answers maramus, kwashiokor disease Main Categories of Carbohydrates correct answers monosacharides, disacharides, polysacharides Stored Water Soluble Vitamins correct answers pantothenic, B12, B6 Disorders of Carbohydrate Metabolism correct answers galactosema, primary lactose def...

This food group is our body's best source of energy? A. Meat Group B. fats,oils and sweets C. breads and cereals D. milk and cheese correct answers C. Breads and Cereals Which of these is NOT considered a nutrient? A. vitamins B. minerals C. fiber D. fats E. Don't know correct answers C. Fiber Which of these is added to the food label because people sometimes don't eat ENOUGH of this? A. fat B. calcium C. sodium D. cholesterol E. Don't know correct answers B...

The result of those processes whereby the body takes in and uses food for growth, development, and maintenance of health is: a. respiration b. diet therapy c. nutrition d. digestion correct answers c. nutrition Nutritional status is determined by: a. heredity b. employment c. personality d. diet correct answers d. diet To nourish the body adequately and to maintain health, one must: a. avoid all low-nutrient-density foods b. eat foods containing the six classes of nutrients c. ...

Absorption correct answers Taking up of nutrients in the intestines Adipose tissue correct answers Fatty tissue Aerobic metabolism correct answers Combining nutrient oxygen within the cell; also called oxidation. Albumin correct answers Protein that occurs in blood plasma Alkalosis correct answers Condition in which excess base accumulates in, or acids are lost from, the body. Amino acids correct answers Nitrogen containing chemical compounds of which protein is composed Amphet...

Resistance correct answers ability of the body to protect itself from disease Vitamins correct answers group of substance necessary for normal metabolism, growth, and body function vitality correct answers ability of an organism to go on living Metabolism correct answers the body process of using food to make energy and nutrients Nutrients correct answers substance that nourish the body stamina correct answers body's strength or energy regulate correct answers to control or ad...

Provide Energy, Build and Repair Body Tissue, Regulate Body Processes correct answers Three main functions of the 6 essential nutrients Carbs, Proteins, and Fats correct answers Nutrients used primarily to provide energy Proteins, Vitamins, and Minerals correct answers Nutrients used mainly to repair body tissues low-nutrient-density foods correct answers Potato Chips, cakes, sodas, and candy are heart disease correct answers Cumulative effect of a high-fat diet could be Organic c...

Macronutrients correct answers carbohydrates, lipids, proteins & water Main function & caloric intake of Carbohydrates correct answers energy, 4 Kilocalories, 50-60% of daily caloric intake Main function & caloric intake of Lipids correct answers storage of energy; 9Kcal; less than 30 % of daily caloric intake Main function & caloric intake of Protein correct answers structure; 4Kcal; or 15-25% of daily caloric intake 3 main catagories of carbohydrates correct answers monosaccharides...

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The __________ is designed (in part) to establish and maintain a nationwide mortgage licensing system and registry. correct answers S.A.F.E. Act An applicant who has had a loan originator license revoked previously is eligible for a license as long as __________ correct answers this applicant is NOT eligible for a license What entity works with the NMLSR to establish a backup licensing system, licensing and registration requirements, unique identifiers, and state licensing law requirements...

1000 BCE correct answers After a period of instability caused by the conflict between Saul and David and the steady decline of Saul's ability to rule effectively, the Philistines defeated Saul and killed the king and most of his sons. David was quickly made king in the power vacuum that was left by Saul's death and David reigned as king on approximately what date? 721 BCE correct answers What was the date that the northern kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Assyrians? 520 BCE correct...

Ethics correct answers the practical normative science of the right and wrongness of human conduct as seen by natural reason Material Object correct answers the "stuff" that the discipline studies. i.e. discipline= biology; material object= living things Formal Object correct answers the "precise aspect" of the material object which the discipline studies. i.e. discipline= biology; material object= living things; formal object= w/ respect to makeup and function TRUE or FALSE: No t...

Secondary containment required for all new USTs (date) correct answers January 1, 1984 (25291; H&SC) 23 CCR closure requirements do not apply to UST closed prior to ____________________ (date) correct answers January 1, 1984 (2670(I); CCR) New UST with pressured piping must have secondary containment after __________________(date) correct answers July 1, 1987 (25291; H&SC) Spill Containment required for all USTs (date) correct answers December 22, 1998 (2665; CCR) Overf...

How does one Die Well? correct answers By living well (ars viviendi = "art of living"): cultivating the virtues (dispositions of character) that allow one to live life well, to live it excellently, to flourish as a human being. Compassion correct answers The capacity to be moved by another's misfortune in a way that leads us to act on his or her behalf. Utilitarian Vision (approach to dying) correct answers Compassion as the Elimination of the Patient's Physical and Existential Sufferi...