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QUESTION: Label Meaning Of Serving Size
Ans> The Amount Of A Product That Is Most Commonly Consumed

QUESTION: Monosaccharides
Ans> Glucose, Fructose, Galactose

-Have One Sugar Molecule

--Most Fruits, Vegetables And Honey

QUESTION: Disaccharides
Ans> Sucrose, Lactose, Maltose

-Have 2 Sugar Molecules

--Sugar And Milk

QUESTION: Polysaccharides
Ans> Have Many Sugar Molecules

--Rice, Potatoes, Corn, And Wheat

QUESTION: Function Of Carbohydrates
Ans> Provide Energy

-Liver Is Important Organ

-Brain And CNS Crave Carbs As Fuel But Can Not Store Them

-Protein Sparing Effect If Carbs Is Sufficient For Energy Needs, Protein Wont Be Sacrificed To Supply
Energy

-Dietary Fiber Not Fat

-Naturally Occurring Sweeteners (Sucrose And Fructose)

QUESTION: Sugar Alcohols
Ans> Sorbitol, Mannitol, Xylitol

QUESTION: When Reading A Food Label, How Can You Know What Ingredients Make Up Most Of The
Product?

Ans> The First Three Ingredients Listed Will Have The Highest Percentage

,QUESTION: PKU Patients Should Not Have What Type Of Sugar? Why?
Ans> Aspartame Or Anything Containing Aspartame

-Because Their Bodies Cannot Break Down Excess Phenylalanine, Resulting In A Buildup That Causes
Medical Problems

QUESTION: Glycemic Index
Ans> Ranking Of Foods According To How It Raises Blood Glucose Levels Compared With A Reference
Food

QUESTION: Glycemic Load
Ans> The Amount Of Carbohydrate In A Food Multiplied By The Glycemic Index Of The Carbohydrate

QUESTION: Fiber
Ans> A Tough Complex Carbohydrate That The Body Cannot Digest

QUESTION: What Are The Functions Of Water?
Ans> Provides Shape And Rigidity To Cells

Helps Regulate Body Temp

Acts As A Lubricant

Cushions Body Tissue

Transports Nutrients And Waste Products

Acts As A Solvent

Provides A Source Of Trace Minerals

Participates In Chemical Reactions

QUESTION: Minerals For Blood Health Include
Ans> Iron, Zinc, Copper

QUESTION: Minerals For Bone Health
Ans> Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium, And Fluoride

QUESTION: What Are The Food Trends We Are Experiencing In This Country
Ans> Alot More Eating Out So More Sodium, Fat And Calories

Simple Carbs

QUESTION: Simple Carbs Vs Complex Carbs
Ans> Simple Includes Monosaccharides And Disaccharides

, Complex Includes Polysaccharides Excluding Glycogen

QUESTION: Digestive Problems Through The Life Span
Ans> Infants- Immature GI Tract May Allow Proteins To Be Absorbed Without Complete Digestion, Can
Result In Allergic Responses

Lactose Intolerant- May Occur Once Primary Growth Need For Nutrients Contained In Milk Is Met OR
Could Occur In Adulthood

--Older Adults May Experience It When Secretion Of Enzymes Decreases

Mid Adults- Gallbladder Disease And Peptic Ulcers

Older Adults- Constipation And Diverticulosis

QUESTION: Minerals For Energy And Metabolism
Iodine, Chromium, Phosphorus, Sulfur, Iron And Zinc

QUESTION: True Or False: Minerals Are Stable When Cooked
Ans> TRUE

QUESTION: Nephrotic Syndrome
Ans> Glomerular Membrane Becomes Permeable To Proteins. Leaking Into The Urine, And Lacking In
The Blood

S/S-

QUESTION: Chronic Kidney Disease
Ans> Large Amounts Of Dilute Urine In Early Stages, Followed By Oliguria And Finally Anuria As Disease
Progresses

-Nitrogen Retention Of Urea Producing Axotemia

-Metabolic Acidosis

-Hypertension And Anemia

QUESTION: Nutrition Therapy In Kidney Disease
Ans> Based On The Severity Of The Disease, Presence Of Metabolic Abnormalities, And Treatment
Modality

-Length Of Disease

-Degree Of Impaired Kidney Function

-Individual Clinical Symptoms

QUESTION: Foods To Avoid High In NA+ / K+

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