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Health - Chapter 6 Nutrition Objectives

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six main classes of nutrientscarbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and water
function of carbohydrates1) the main source of your body's energy needs 2) uses energy to make and repair cells, 3) help rid the body of waste by pushing food through the digestive system
three types of carbohydratessimple carbs, complex carbs, and fiber
the Food Guide Pyramid1) it is an outline of what to eat each day 2) emphasizes eating from the 5 food groups
foods with high sugar1) very few nutrients - empty calories, 2) high in calories, and 3) lead to obesity and tooth decay
avoiding high salt1) lead to high blood pressure
foods high in cholesterol1) it can build up in your blood vessels, 2) increases risk of heart disease
foods high in fat1) increases the amount of cholesterol in the blood, 2) leads to heart disease, 3) factor in causing cancer
energy provided by food and used in activityhelps detrimine changes in body weight because the more active you are the more calories you require
three eating disorders1) anorexia nervosa, 2) bulimia, and 3) overeating
anorexia nervosa symptoms1) eating less and less, 2) complain about feeling full after eating a little bit, 3) overexercising, 4) fear of being fat
anorexia nervosa treatment1) doctor's prescribing care for malnutrition, 2) psychological counseling
bulimia symptoms1) eating a large amount of food in a short time, 2) vomiting after eating
bulimia treatment1) medical and psychological treatment
overeating symptoms1) eating when you are not hungry, 2) eat frequently without enjoying the food
overeating treatment1) doctor's help in losing weight and developing healthy eating patterns, 2) psychologica help
ways to be a wise food shopper1) read food labels, 2) compare brands and prices, 3) making a shopping list, 4) watching for sales, 5) check cans and packages for damage


Middle School Science Teacher
Clinton/Graceville/Beardsley Middle School
Beardsley, MN

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