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nutritionIt plays a large role in determining strength, skeletal and muscular development, physical agility, resistance to disease, and mental ability.
ZincFound in seafood (especially oysters), eggs, and milk; component of enzymes and insulin and essential for growth and wound healing
CholesterolIt is synthesized (manufactured) by the liver.
proteinCommon sources of ______ include meats, fish, eggs, cereals, peas, and nuts.
enzymesDigestive juices containing _______ are secreted in the mouth, stomach, small intestine, and pancreas.
youthMany food habits are formed during ______, and changing them is a difficult and slow process.
Therapeutic_______ diets are modifications of the normal diet.
appetiteAnorexia is a loss of ______.
nutritionallyBoth clear and full liquid diets are _______ inadequate.
gallbladderFat-restricted diets are used for patients with _______ or liver disease.
malnutritionObesity is a form of __________, due to excess food consumption.
osteoporosisA condition in which bones become porous and break easily is ____.
Nutritionincludes all body processes relating to food.
carbohydratesThe major source of human energy is ____.
proteinsThe essential nutrients made up of amino acids are ____.
vitaminsOrganic compounds essential to life are ____.
6 to 8How many glasses of water should the average person drink each day?
liverThe organ that produces bile to emulsify fats is the ____.
absorptionThe process in which blood capillaries pick up digested nutrients is ____.
blandThe type of therapeutic diet that consists of easily digested foods that do not irritate the digestive tract is ____.
diabeticThe therapeutic diet that contains exchange lists that group foods according to type, nutrients, and caloric content is ____.
fatsThe essential nutrients that provide nine calories per gram are ____.
Seventh Day AdventismThe religion that encourages a vegetarian diet is ____.
celluloseWhich of the following is not one of the three most common lipids found in both food and the human body?
low-residue dietThe therapeutic diet that limits raw fruits and vegetables, whole-grain breads and cereals, nuts, beans, and fried foods is ____.
foodEssential nutrients are composed of chemical elements found in ____
ThiaminePromotes normal appetite and digestion, and normal function of the nervous system
NiacinFound in meats, poultry, fish, and peanuts; promotes healthy skin, nerves, and digestive tract
Vitamin KFound in spinach, kale, cabbage, and broccoli; essential for the normal clotting of blood and formation of prothrombin
Vitamin ENecessary for protection of cell structure; antioxidant to inhibit breakdown of vitamin A and some unsaturated fatty acids
Folic acidFound in green, leafy vegetables, citrus fruits, and yeast; important for protein metabolism, maturation of red blood cells, formation of hemoglobin, and synthesis of DNA
Vitamin DOne source is sunshine; aids in growth, regulates calcium and phosphorus absorption and metabolism, and builds and maintains bones and teeth
RiboflavinFound in milk, enriched breads and cereals, and green, leafy vegetables; important for health of mouth tissue and eyes
Vitamin AFound in liver, egg yolk, butter, and whole milk; important in structure and function of the cells of the skin and mucous membranes
Vitamin CFound mainly in citrus fruits, melons, berries, and tomatoes; important for healthy gums, wound healing, and absorption of iron
PyridoxineFound in liver, poultry, fish, and enriched breads and cereals; important for protein synthesis and metabolism and production of antibodies
SulfurFound in meat, poultry, fish, and eggs; activates energy-producing enzymes and important for healthy skin, hair, and nails
SodiumMain source is table salt; aids in fluid balance and acid-base balance, regulates muscles and nerves, and aids in glucose absorption
Fluorine or fluorideFound in certain types of water, fish, seafood, and meat; important for healthy teeth and bones
Vitamin B12Found in liver, milk, cheese, and eggs; important for production of healthy red blood cells
CalciumMain sources are milk, milk products, and cheese; develops and maintains bones and teeth and aids in clotting of the blood
IronFound in liver and muscle meats; important for formation of hemoglobin in red blood cells and aids in production of energy
MagnesiumFound in meat, seafood, nuts, and cereal grains; constituent of bones, muscles, and red blood cells
PotassiumFound in meat, milk, vegetables, and bananas; maintains fluid balance, regular heart rhythm, and proper nerve function
CopperFound in organ meats, nuts, and whole-grain cereals; necessary for utilization of iron and as a component of enzymes
PhosphorusFound in milk, meat, nuts, and cereals; develops and maintains bones and teeth, aids in metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins, and is a constituent of body cells
IodineFound in saltwater fish and some table salts; necessary for formation of hormones in the thyroid gland
Chlorine or chlorideFound in salt, meat, fish, poultry, milk, and eggs; important for acid-base balance and formation of hydrochloric acid


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