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Nutrition

Review of photosynthesis/respiration/nutrition

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Process of changing light energy into chemical energy photosynthesis
Breakdown of glucose to release energy cellular respiration
source of all of our energy sun
molecule that provides energy needed by organisms to perform life functions glucose
provides fuel for cell processes food
type of energy lost when an organism oxidizes food thermal (heat) energy
another term for food - chemical needed to live and grow nutrient
site of cellular respiration mitochondria
site of photosynthesis chloroplast
ingredients in a chemical reaction reactants
outcome of a chemical reaction products
green pigment in leaves chlorophyll
needed for growth, maintainance and tissue repair - found in meat, cheese, eggs, beans proteins
made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Used for fuel. carbohydrates
used for energy, body insulation, and helps you absorb vitamins and minerals fats
Fats that increase chances of heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes saturated fats
Fats that lower cholesterol and the risk for Type 2 diabetes unsaturated fats
water-soluable fats lipids
Boosts the immune system and supports growth and development vitamins
comes from living material organic
low red blood cell count anemia
comes from non-living material inorganic
disease of the bones that leads to increased chance of fracture osteoporosis
part of a healthy diet that helps to deal with digestion fiber
Helps your body grow and develop strong bones minerals
consumption of alcohol by a pregnant woman can lead to this birth defect Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
having an excess amount of body fat obesity
a lifestyle with little or no physical activity sedentary
What happens when you take in more calories than your body needs? Those calories are stored as fat.
disease of the heart and blood vessels cardiovascular & heart disease
a disease that affects the way a body uses glucose diabetes
body produces no insulin that allows glucose to build up in the bloodstream Type 1 diabetes
body makes insulin, but it does not always allow glucose into the cell - pancreas is overworked Type 2 diabetes
Eating disorder in which a person starves themselves anorexia
Binge eating and then purging bulimia
transports nutrients and carries wastes out of the body water
carbon dioxide + water = glucose + oxygen photosynthesis
control center of the cell nucleus
controls what enters and leaves the cell cell membrane
glucose + oxygen = water + carbon dioxide cellular respiration
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