CE Nutrition Module 2
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Milk, eggs, fish, nuts, wheat, soybeans | By law manufactures must plainly list... |
>35% | What is the % of fat for high fat foods? |
25%-35% | What is the % of fat for moderate fat foods? |
<25% | What is the % of fat for low fat foods? |
fat grams/total grams x 100 | How do you calculate % of fat by weight? |
percentages | RID's are expressed as... |
50 mg | How many mg of calcium are provided by a product containing 5% calcium? (.05 x 1000) |
20% | Nutrient dense means it contains at least ____ of a nutrient. |
Most to least (descending order) | What order are ingredients listed in on the food label? |
Fat, cholesterol, sodium, sugar, calories | "Free" means that there are negligible amounts of what? |
25% less | "Reduced" means... |
Half the original fat or sodium | Light/lite means... |
<140 mg | Low sodium means less than ____mg of sodium per serving |
<10 | Lean means less than _____ grams/3.5 oz |
20% | For a manufacturer to make a health claim, the food must be ____% of the RDI |
Calcium | Osteoporosis goes with... |
Sodium, potassium | High Blood Pressure goes with what two things? |
Folic Acid | Neural Tube Defects go with.... |
cholesterol, oats, soy | Heart Disease goes with what three things? |
healthy | DRIs are established for ________ people. |
age, gender, Mom conditions | DRIs are specific for groups of people based on.... |
You'll regret going higher than this level. | Define UL |
the DRI for daily calorie intake | EER is... |
60 minutes | What is the DRI for physical activity? |
Yes | Is there an MDR for essential fatty acids? |
45%-65% | What is the AMDR range for CHO? |
10%-35% | What is the AMDR range for Protein? |
20%-35% | What is the AMDR range for Fat? |
vitamins and minerals | ULs are established for many... |
Cholesterol, cobalt, sulfur, triglycerides | What nutrients do not have a DRI? |
Nutritional balance, diet analysis, meal planning, military and food programs | What are DRIs used for? |
Chemical | Food composition tables include the ____________ composition of foods. |
diabetic | The exchange lists are used for ____________ food planning. |
protein, CHO, fat | The exchange lists are based on grams of ____________, ___________, and _____________ as well as total calories. |
starch, fruit, nonstarchy vegetables, milk, meat, meat substitutes, fat, other carbs, free foods, combination foods | There are exchange lists for what 10 things? |
MUFAs, PUFAs, SUFAs | How are fats broken down in the exchange list? |
Food label, DRIs, diet analysis, MyPyramid, dietary guidelines | Examples of tools used to manage diets include what 5 things? |
heart disease, cancer, obesity, type 2 diabetes, osteoporosis | Dietary guidelines are recommendations to help reduce the risk of chronic diseases like... |
fruits and vegetables, whole grains, low fat dairy, lean meats | The dietary guidelines encourage which food groups? |
2,300 | Dietary guidelines recommend consuming < _____________ of sodium per day. |
30 | The American Heart Association recommends consuming a diet of <____% of total calories from fat. |
300 | The AHA recommends cholesterol intake should be <__________ mg per day. |
7 | The AHA recommends saturated fat intake should be <__________ % of calories per day. |
plant | The ACS recommends a high proportion of dietary intake be from ______ foods. |
high fat meat and dairy and alcohol | The ACS recommends limiting ___________________ foods. |
Whole | ACS recommends which type of grains? |
False | True or False -- My Pyramid Plan is the same for everyone. |
Folate, reduced heart disease, obesity, constipation | List the health benefits from the grain group. |
Half | How many servings from the grain group should be whole grains? |
whole wheat/rye, barley, brown rice, oats, buck wheat | List examples of whole grains. |
Prevent cancer, heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, kidney stones, bone loss | List health benefits of the vegetable group. |
Fiber, potassium, Vitamin C, folate, CHO | List nutrients the fruit group provides. |
Meat and dairy | Which two groups provide high quality protein? |
oils | Which group provides essential fatty acids? |
Ice cream, fries, solid fats, anything with sugar | Give examples of discretionary foods. |
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