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Nutrition Ch. 4

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To much fat as well as __ _______ fat causes health risks?   show
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show lipids  
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show fats and oils  
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What are the lipids in foods and in the body include?   show
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show energy  
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The body's compacity to store fat it?   show
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show adipose tissue  
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show Secrete hormones that help to regulate the appetite and influence other body functions  
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The fat stored in fat cells supplies how much of the ongoing energy needs when the body is at rest?   show
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Fat cells give more energy when?   show
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show glucose, for the brain and nerves  
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show ketones, but they will still need glucose  
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show Skin=natural oils Scalp=norish the hair Layer of fat under skin=insulates Fat beneth kidney=protects from being damaged Breasts=protects mammory glands  
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What do phospholipids and the sterol cholesterol help maintain?   show
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show triglycerides  
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show three fatty acids attached to a glycerol "backbone"  
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show broken into small fragments  
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show fatty acids  
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show packed 3 at a time with glycerol  
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show length and in degree of saturation  
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If every avaliable carbon is filled to capacidty with hydrogen atims, the cahin is called?   show
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show hydrogen atoms and has only single bonds between carbon  
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In what foods are hydrogen atoms missing from fatty acid chains?   show
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show unsaturated  
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show unsaturated fatty acids  
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show one double bond between carbons  
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What are the three types of fatty acids?   show
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What are monounsaturated fatty acids?   show
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show polyunsaturated fatty acid  
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Fats that contain short chains of unsaturated fatty acids are?   show
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Saturation also influences what?   show
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What kinds of fatty acids spoil faster because their double bonds are unstable?   show
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The oxidation of unsaturated fats produces a variety of compounds that?   show
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Fats can become _______ when exposed to oxygen?   show
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What kind of fats are not effected much by oxidation?   show
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show sealed and refirgerated, may add antioxidants, they may saturate some or all of the points of unsaturation by adding hydrogen atoms  
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What is hydrogenation?   show
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What are antioxidants?   show
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show perservatives commonly used to slow the development of "off" flavors, odors, and color changes caused by oxidation  
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What is hydrogenation?   show
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show protects against oxidation, and also alters the texture of foods by increasing the solidity of fats  
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show butter  
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show more saturated  
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What is another disadvantage of hydrogenation for the fats that remain unsaturated?   show
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show where the hydrogen atoms next to the double bonds are on opposite sides of the carbon chains  
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show staturated fats  
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Trans fatty acids can lead to?   show
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What two fatty acids can the body not make for themselves?   show
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Both linoleic acid and linolenic acid are?   show
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linoleic acid and linolenic acid cannot be produced by the body therefore they are?   show
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show plant oils  
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How does linoleic acid and linolenic acids help the body?   show
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What is linoleic acids?   show
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Where is it found (linoleic acid)?   show
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show omega 3 fatty acids (also includes EPA and DHA)  
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show fish oil  
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show normal brain development  
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show the retina of the eye  
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show prevention of heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, and cancer  
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show other classes of lipids  
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phospholipids and sterols make up how much lipids in the body?   show
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show type of phospholipids  
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show glycerol  
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On lecithins the third fatty acid place there is a?   show
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What does the phosphate group on lecithins allow?   show
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show eggs, liver, soybeans, wheat germ, and peanuts  
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What are the roles of phospholipids?   show
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show emulsifiers  
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show they are made from scratch by the liver  
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show large, complex molecules consisting of interconnected rings of carbon.  
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What is the most familiar sterol?   show
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show organ meats, liver, kidney, and eggs  
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Plant sterols interfere with?   show
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show blood cholesterol  
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They is cholesterol not an essential nutrient?   show
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show glucose or fatty acids  
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Where does most of the body's cholesterol end up?   show
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show made into bile, stored in gallbladder and delievered to intestines, 2. travel by blood stream to all body cells  
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Why is the cholesterol bile released into the intestine?   show
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show lipids attached to proteins  
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Cholestorol is harmful to the body when?   show
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What do deposts of cholesterol in artery walls contribute to?   show
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A person who eats a diet high in saturated fats or trans fats is at risk for?   show
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show number one killer of adults  
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What are the two types of lipoproteins?   show
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show the liklehood of heart disease and earlier  
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High HDL cholestoral lowers?   show
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What raised LIL?   show
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Fats from where are the main source of saturated fats?   show
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to minimize intake of saturated fats people should eat less?   show
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show butter, fast food, chips, and baked goods  
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show 6 grams per day  
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show whole milk, fatty cuts of beef or pork, tropical oils, and shortening  
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show egg,meat,cheese,milk  
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What are major sources of monounsaturated fats?   show
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What are major sources of polyunsaturated fats?   show
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Olive oil has what that helps protect against heart disease?   show
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What does omega 6 fatty acid do?   show
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What does omega 3 fatty acids do?   show
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show lowering blood triglycerides, prevent blood clots, protect against irregualar heart beat, lower BP, and defend inflammation  
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how much should one consume fish?   show
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show saturated and trans fat  
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show interfere with blood clotting  
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What are the 2 potentially toxic vitamins?   show
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show linoleic acid provides 5 to 10% linolenic acid 0.6 to 1.2%  
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show saturated, trans fat, and cholesterol  
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show lowers the risk of heart disease  
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show flavor and aroma  
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show A D E K  
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What is most important for people?   show
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show dessert topping, butter, oil, dressing  
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Milk and yogurt are rich in?   show
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show whipped cream, sour cream, and cream cheese  
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Cheeses are major contributors of?   show
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show fat (saturated)  
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What are the 4 categories of fat?   show
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What is the daily allowance for meat?   show
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When looking for meat or pork you should look for?   show
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show vegies, fruit, whole grains, and legumes  
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The softer a fat is?   show
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show more saturated  
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You should have at least how much fat each meal?   show
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show read labels, limit fat, and seek out polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats  
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show raise blood cholesterol  
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show ingredients that replace some or all of the functions of fat in foods and may or may not provide energy  
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show zero energy fat replacers that are chemically synthesized to mimic the sensory and cooking qualities of natually occurring fats but are totally or partially resistant to digestion  
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show a synthetic fat made from sucrose and fatty acids that provides zero kcalories per gram (sucrose polyester)  
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What is olestra made of?   show
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Enzymes in the digestive tract cannot break what?   show
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2 questions the FDA asks about olestra?   show
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show cramps, gas, bloating, and diarrhea  
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show very little  
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What is protein?   show
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Chain length=   show
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Saturation=   show
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1 hydrogen missing=   show
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show polyunsaturated  
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What is the bad cholesterol?   show
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show HDL  
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show lower intake of meat products  
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