nutrition exam 2: carbs, lipids, proteins, alcohol

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lipase released from the mouth

lingual

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lipase released from the stomach

gastric

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lipase released from the small intestine

pancreatic

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4 rings of carbon and 1 hydrogen

sterol

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2 fatty acids, 1 glycerol, phosphate group, nitrogen

phospholipid

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fish oil is an example of what

omega 3

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olive oil is an example of what

monounsaturated

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vegetable is an example of what 2 things

polyunsaturated, omega 6

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phospholipid that is hydrophilic and hydrophobic in foods

lecithin

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fat transporters (lipoproteins)

chylomicrons, VLDL, LDL, HDL

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where are carbs stored

liver and muscle

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plants store carbs in the form of ____

starch

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3 major sources of fiber in our diet

cellulose, pectin, lignin

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cellulose is in the ____ of plants

cell wall

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lignin is an ___ in plants

adhesive

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cellulose and lignin are ___ fibers

insoluble

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pectin is a ___ fiber

soluble

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what products do not contain fiber so we can get them from where else??

animal products do not, we get them from plants

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soluble fiber lowers ____

cholesterol

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insoluble fibers promote __

heart health

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whole grains contain what 3 things?

bran, endosperm, germ

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refined grains contain what 1 thing

endosperm

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enriched grains add what?

folic acid, thiamin, niacin, riboflavin, iron

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how many amino acids do we have

20

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essential amino acids #

9

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nonessential amino acids #

11

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conditionally essential because

nonessential amino acids can become essential due to a disease, etc.

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formula to calculate protein needs

.8 g/kg

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protein is used for energy rather than its other functions in the body

PEM

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severe deficiency in kilocalories; frail and emancipated, skin and bones

marasmus

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severe protein deficiency, edema in legs and feet with fat stomach

kwashiorkor

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chronic defiance in kilocalories and protein, have edema in legs and arm with a skin and bones appearance

marasmus-kwashiorkor

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what denatures protein in the stomach

HCl

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what denatures proteins in the small intestine

CCK

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what people can eat dairy foods

lacto and lacto-ovo

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what people can eat eggs

lacto-ovo and ovo

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does vegan eat dairy?

no

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alcohol is metabolized through the ____

stomach lining directly into the blood

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ADH ____ in males as you get older and ___ in females

decrease, increase

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what does MEOS stand for

microsomal ethanol oxidizing system

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what is responsible for tolerance?

MEOS

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wine improves heart health in men over __ and women over __

45, 55

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stages of liver disease

1. fatty liver

2. alcoholic hepatitis

3. cirrhosis

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what causes a hangover

acetylaldehyde (congeners??)

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what foods slow alcohol absorption

carbs

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proof reflects __ the alcohol content

twice

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beer is __% alcohol

5

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wine is __% alcohol

7-14

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creates proteins on demand

amino acid pool

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what type doesn't produce enough insulin

1

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what type is resistant to the effects of insulin

2

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amine group is removed from an amino acid

deamination

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peptide bonds broken via this

hydrolysis

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not enough glucose

hypoglycemia

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too much glucose

hyperglycemia

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process of degrading and synthesizing proteins

protein turnover

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transferring the nitrogen from one amino acid to a keto acid and creating a nonessential amino acid

transamination

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this carb is resistant to digestion

amylose

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this carb is easier to digest

amylopectin

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___ fiber dissolves in water and is easily fermented

soluble

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___ fiber does not dissolve in water and is not easily fermented

insoluble

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___ fiber increase stool bulk

insoluble

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___ fiber lowers blood glucose and appetite control

soluble

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what type of saccharide is found in breast milk

oligosaccharides

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normal blood glucose level is ___-___ mg/dl

70-100

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hormone that lowers blood glucose levels

insulin

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hormone that increases blood glucose levels

glucagon

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these 3 hormones also increase blood glucose

cortisol, epinephrine, growth hormone

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you should have between _ and _ g of fiber a day

25-38

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if you have PKU you should not have __

aspartame

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this type of fatty acid has no double bonds and is solid at room temp with a higher melting point

saturated

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these fatty acids have a double bonds and are liquid at room temp a lower melting point

unsaturated

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hydrogens are on the same side of the double bond

cis

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hydrogens are on opposite sids of the double bond

trans

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phospholipids are packaged as __ in the small intestine

micelles

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__ is an emulsifier

bile

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___ travel through the lymph system and enter the bloodstream

chylomicrons

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cholesterol is only from __ products

animal

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you should exercise and eat less trans fats to lower your __

cholesterol

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process of rearranging fatty acids to improve consistency and usefulness of processed food

interestification

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heart disease begins with ___

atherosclerosis

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injury to the lining of the arteries causing inflammation and macrophages form scab like plaques

atherosclerosis

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amino acids are absorbed in the ___

small intestine

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pregnant women and ppl recovering from surgery would be in ___ nitrogen balance

postive

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people after surgery fighting infection are in ___ nitrogen balance

negative

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too much protein may increase risk for ___ and ____, and bone loss- _____, and ____

heart disease and kidney stones, osteoporosis, cancer

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females have ____-___% less ADH

20-30

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alcohol takes precedence over ___

drugs

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alcohol is a ___

drug

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alcohol affects these 4 things in order:

cerebral cortex, hippocampus, cerebellum, brain stem

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average age for a first drink is

14

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thiamin deficiency

wernicke-korskakoff syndrome

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____ joins monosaccharides together

condensation

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short and medium chain fatty acids are absorbed through the ____ directly into the blood stream

intestines

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__ returns cholesterol to the liver

HDL

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___ determines a lipoproteins function

density

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most abundant protein is

collagen

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1 drink of liquor is ___ oz

1.5

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___ and ___ reduce heart disease

beer and wine

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i serving = ___ oz ethanol

1/2