nutrition Crossword Puzzles
unit 10 wyatt 2023-11-21
IGCSE PE Nutrition 2015-04-10
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- a healthy, balanced diet gives the right amount of _ _ _ _ _ _ we need for daily life and exercise
- these are what we measure the food's energy quantity - the unit. All food labels must contain this information C...
- a good source of unsaturated fat comes from _ _ _ _ _ oil.
- protein is essential for _ _ _ _ _ _ and _ _ _ _ _ _
- on if we don't get enough water we become...
- this type of carbohydrate is made from starchy foods
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- we need plenty of this to avoid headaches and losing concentration
- good for general health
- give us both fast and stored energy release
- Proteins are made up of _ _ _ _ _ Acids
- bad fats that are bad for our health in big quantities
- this type of carbohydrate is made from natural and man-made sugars
- helps prevent constipation
- good for general health
14 Clues: good for general health • good for general health • helps prevent constipation • Proteins are made up of _ _ _ _ _ Acids • give us both fast and stored energy release • on if we don't get enough water we become... • protein is essential for _ _ _ _ _ _ and _ _ _ _ _ _ • this type of carbohydrate is made from starchy foods • ...
Daily Crossword - Nutrition 2015-10-15
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- n-3 and n-6 are best types
- thermogenesis in response to changes in
- connects fatty acids to coenzyme A
- Vitamin B5 required for synthesis
- symptoms are three Ds
- 25 to 38g needed for good GI function
- used to lower VLDL
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- involuntary eye movements
- accepts 2e- + 2H+
- precursor of FAD and FMN
- deficiency leads to severe neurological symptoms
- yields 7 kcal of energy per gram
- B5 deficiency is
13 Clues: B5 deficiency is • accepts 2e- + 2H+ • used to lower VLDL • symptoms are three Ds • precursor of FAD and FMN • involuntary eye movements • n-3 and n-6 are best types • yields 7 kcal of energy per gram • Vitamin B5 required for synthesis • connects fatty acids to coenzyme A • 25 to 38g needed for good GI function • thermogenesis in response to changes in • ...
nutrition in animals 2016-05-23
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- food factory of the plant
- bacteria found in soil
- mouth of the plant
- weighs 10 KG and has 5 petals
- plant saprophytic plant
- plant insectivorous plant
- flytrap insectivorous plant
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- transports nutrients from roots to different plants
- transports nutrients from leaves to the other parts of the plant
- saprophytic plant
- parasitic plant
- the process in which plants make their own food
- symbiotic relationship
13 Clues: parasitic plant • saprophytic plant • mouth of the plant • bacteria found in soil • symbiotic relationship • food factory of the plant • weighs 10 KG and has 5 petals • plant saprophytic plant • flytrap insectivorous plant • plant insectivorous plant • the process in which plants make their own food • ...
Nutrition and Fluids 2021-02-04
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- The substance that is ingested, digested, absorbed, and used by the body
- A decrease in the amount of water in body tissues
- The swelling of body tissues with water
- Difficulty swallowing
- A measuring container for fluid
- The amount of fluid lost
- The process involved in the ingestion, digestion, asorption, and use of foods and fluids by the body
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- The amount of fluid taken in; input
- The loss of appetite
- A soft, waxy substance found in the bloodstream and all body cells
- Breathing fluid, food, vomitus, or an object into the lungs
- Having an adequate amount of water in body tissues
- The fuel or energy value of food
13 Clues: The loss of appetite • Difficulty swallowing • The amount of fluid lost • A measuring container for fluid • The fuel or energy value of food • The amount of fluid taken in; input • The swelling of body tissues with water • A decrease in the amount of water in body tissues • Having an adequate amount of water in body tissues • ...
Introduction to Nutrition 2022-05-17
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- The body's main source of energy
- Inorganic elements found in soil and water
- Examples of this vitamin are A, D, E, K
- A tough complex carb that adds bulk to your stool
- A type of protein that comes from animal-based foods
- Helps build and maintain cells and tissues
- Acts as a cushion for internal organs
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- The calories we eat should be equal to the calories we burn
- Necessary for most bodily functions- something we cannot live without
- Waxy, fatlike substance found in foods from animal sources
- Good fat that is founds from plant-based products
- Needed for growth and development
- You should drink _____ your body weight in ounces
13 Clues: The body's main source of energy • Needed for growth and development • Acts as a cushion for internal organs • Examples of this vitamin are A, D, E, K • Inorganic elements found in soil and water • Helps build and maintain cells and tissues • Good fat that is founds from plant-based products • A tough complex carb that adds bulk to your stool • ...
Fitness and Nutrition 2022-11-23
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- Made from milk.
- Quality of bending easily without breaking.
- Wheat.
- Process of providing/obtaining the food necessary for health/growth.
- Engaging in physical activity to sustain/improve health and fitness.
- Sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant.
- Related to the heart and blood vessels.
- Comprises one or more long chains of amino acid residues.
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- Percentage of fat, bones and muscles.
- Part of a plant used as food.
- Action of healing injuries.
- Condition of being physically fit and healthy.
- Bands/bundles of fibrous tissue in a body.
13 Clues: Wheat. • Made from milk. • Action of healing injuries. • Part of a plant used as food. • Percentage of fat, bones and muscles. • Related to the heart and blood vessels. • Bands/bundles of fibrous tissue in a body. • Quality of bending easily without breaking. • Condition of being physically fit and healthy. • Sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant. • ...
nutrition/digestion review 2019-12-12
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- greater than 18% fiber
- humans are this digestive system
- soybean meal and dried milk
- digestive system of cow and sheep
- mouth in ruminants
- special organ in avians
- true stomach in ruminants
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- MER
- turkeys chickens and emus
- compartment that absorbs water
- compartment that traps foreign materials
- fermentation vat for roughages
- c in CF and CP
13 Clues: MER • c in CF and CP • mouth in ruminants • greater than 18% fiber • special organ in avians • turkeys chickens and emus • true stomach in ruminants • soybean meal and dried milk • compartment that absorbs water • fermentation vat for roughages • humans are this digestive system • digestive system of cow and sheep • compartment that traps foreign materials
Nutrition and Hygiene 2023-05-12
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- Eating a variety of _______ helps ensure we get all the necessary nutrients.
- _______ your teeth twice a day.
- The process of removing waste products from the body.
- organization of people, institutions, and resources that delivers health care services.
- A system in our body that helps us digest food.
- The system in our body that helps us take in oxygen and take out carbon dioxide.
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- _______ our hands before eating helps prevent the spread of germs.
- A nutrient that helps us build and repair body tissues, found in meat, beans, and nuts.
- The system in our body that protects us from diseases and infections.
- A balanced _______ is important to provide the body with the necessary nutrients.
- The basic unit of life.
- A nutrient that gives us energy and is found in foods like bread, rice, and pasta.
- The process of keeping your body clean to prevent illness and stay healthy.
13 Clues: The basic unit of life. • _______ your teeth twice a day. • A system in our body that helps us digest food. • The process of removing waste products from the body. • _______ our hands before eating helps prevent the spread of germs. • The system in our body that protects us from diseases and infections. • ...
Nutrition for Teenagers 2024-01-25
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- Nutrient that helps teenagers grow
- Important nutrient that provides energy
- A good source of vitamin C (you might have them mashed!)
- Nutrient that helps the body absorb iron
- We find iron in g____ vegetables
- We find vitamin C in c____ fruits
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- Red blood cells carry o____ around the body
- It’s important for teenagers to have a healthy diet to make good h_____ in early life
- A Mineral that works with Vitamin D and Calcium
- A mineral that works with Vitamin D
- Vitamin D helps teenagers keep strong b______
- Important nutrient to make healthy blood
- Teenagers should have a healthy _______ diet
13 Clues: We find iron in g____ vegetables • We find vitamin C in c____ fruits • Nutrient that helps teenagers grow • A mineral that works with Vitamin D • Important nutrient that provides energy • Important nutrient to make healthy blood • Nutrient that helps the body absorb iron • Red blood cells carry o____ around the body • Teenagers should have a healthy _______ diet • ...
Nutrition Gr.10 2023-10-16
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- Sluit alle voedsel in wat deur die dag geëet word..
- Hou die oë, vel en slymvliese gesond.
- Alle voedsels geëet in een maaltyd.
- Die nutrient geassosieer met die voedselgroep Vleis en vleis alternatiewe.
- Beskerm die liggaam teen siektes
- Die nutrient geassosieer met die voedselgroep Graan en graan produkte.
- Mineraal wat help met die bou van sterk bene en tande.
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- Die nutrient geassosieer met Melk en melk produkte.
- Baie belangrike nutrient vir tieners.
- Drie hoof maaltye met gesonde peuselhappies tussen in.
- Die nutrient geassosieer met die voedselgroep Groente.
- Die nutrient geassosieer met die voedselgroep Vrugte.
- Die nutrient wat met peristalsiese beweging in die ingewande help.
13 Clues: Beskerm die liggaam teen siektes • Alle voedsels geëet in een maaltyd. • Baie belangrike nutrient vir tieners. • Hou die oë, vel en slymvliese gesond. • Die nutrient geassosieer met Melk en melk produkte. • Sluit alle voedsel in wat deur die dag geëet word.. • Die nutrient geassosieer met die voedselgroep Vrugte. • Drie hoof maaltye met gesonde peuselhappies tussen in. • ...
Fish Nutrition 1 2024-10-10
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- A type of fish feed that sinks to the bottom of the tank. (5 letters)
- A measure of how efficiently a fish converts feed into body mass. (3 letters)
- A type of fish feed that is small and crumbly, often used for young fish. (7 letters)
- A nutrient that is essential for growth and tissue repair. (7 letters)
- A type of fish feed that is made from a mixture of ingredients, specifically formulated to meet the nutritional needs of fish. (10 letters)
- The process of breaking down food into smaller molecules that can be absorbed by the body. (8 letters)
- A nutrient that provides energy for fish. (11 letters)
- A type of fish feed that floats on the surface of the water. (7 letters)
- provides a significant portion of the world’s seafood, helping to meet the growing demand for protein as global populations rise.
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- Energy source and Essential Fatty Acids
- – Intensive Aquaculture can lead to habitat destruction, pollution from waste and chemicals and the spread of diseases and parasites to wild populations.
- A nutrient that is essential for metabolic functions, bone development, and immune response. (9 letters)
- Phytoplankton, zooplankton and detritus
13 Clues: Energy source and Essential Fatty Acids • Phytoplankton, zooplankton and detritus • A nutrient that provides energy for fish. (11 letters) • A type of fish feed that sinks to the bottom of the tank. (5 letters) • A nutrient that is essential for growth and tissue repair. (7 letters) • A type of fish feed that floats on the surface of the water. (7 letters) • ...
nutrition review puzzle 2024-12-02
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- can make you tired quickly after energy is used
- can transport vitamins and store, insulate, and protect your body and organs
- chemicals that do important jobs in your body
- helps with digestion
- is part of every cell and tissue in the body; we comprise about 60 - 75% of it.
- building blocks for protein
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- dissolves in water; travels through your bloodstream
- promote chemical reactions and form body structures.
- can lower bad cholesterol
- provides long-lasting energy that can get you through the day
- cause cholesterol to build up in your arteries
- repairs muscle and skin in the body
- stored in the fat tissues in your body and in your liver.
13 Clues: helps with digestion • can lower bad cholesterol • building blocks for protein • repairs muscle and skin in the body • chemicals that do important jobs in your body • cause cholesterol to build up in your arteries • can make you tired quickly after energy is used • dissolves in water; travels through your bloodstream • promote chemical reactions and form body structures. • ...
National Nutrition Month 2025-12-29
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- made with 100% fruit
- produced without chemical fertilizers, pesticides
- drink made from fruits and veggies
- breakfast protein food that comes from chickens
- berries, citrus, melons, etc
- H2O
- chicken and turkey
- salmon and tuna
- beef, pork, lamb, goat
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- oranges, lemons, grapefruit
- low-calorie plant foods commonly found in salads
- updated version of the food pyramid
- smooth dairy product usually paired with fruit
13 Clues: H2O • salmon and tuna • chicken and turkey • made with 100% fruit • beef, pork, lamb, goat • oranges, lemons, grapefruit • berries, citrus, melons, etc • drink made from fruits and veggies • updated version of the food pyramid • smooth dairy product usually paired with fruit • breakfast protein food that comes from chickens • low-calorie plant foods commonly found in salads • ...
Nutrition In Plants 2017-05-28
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- organism which lives in or on another organism and benefits by deriving their food from them.
- between two different organisms living in close physical association.
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- organism deriving its nutritional requirements from green plants for nutrition.
- organism that feeds on or derives food from decaying organisms.
- process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
- organism that can make their own food from simple non-living substances.
6 Clues: organism that feeds on or derives food from decaying organisms. • between two different organisms living in close physical association. • organism that can make their own food from simple non-living substances. • process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth. • ...
Meaning of particular words are given below from lesson-'A TRIUMPH OF SURGERY' by 'JAMES HERRIOT'.Find the words by using hints and fill the following CROSSWORD PUZZLE given. 2021-08-02
9 Clues: flexible • moist or watery • cover it completely • lack of proper nutrition • grasp tightly with one's hand • a great victory or achievement • a system or ordered way of doing things • pain in muscles and joints of lower back • a single rapid movement from side to side
Soils recap to date 2019-03-26
9 Clues: poor nutrition • raising animals • largest particles in soil • layer of the soil profile • smallest particles in soil • main food source in a country • crops grown for own consumption • type of farming with maximum yield per hectare • abbreviation for the 3 main nutrients required by plants
Life Processes 2022-06-14
9 Clues: have cilia • make their own food • Removal of by products • cannot make their own food • transporting of oxygen and food • process by which plants make food • getting energy from outside the body • taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide • have finger like projections called pseudopodia
Grade 7 science Nutritients 2024-09-02
10 Clues: glucose • sukrose • included here fruits • the body tissue proteins • is a lipid test sudan test • is a protein test biuret test • of fibers included green leaves • is a carbohydrate test benadict test • is a main nutrition of a rice carbohydrates • is a protein which include in blood globulin
Nutrition Revision Crossword (QQI Level 4 Food and Nutrition) 2023-11-13
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- Fibre is part of this group of nutrients
- Lacking in a nutrient is also called a?
- These can be water soluble or fat soluble
- A food that is rich in Iron
- Visual guide that makes healthy eating easier
- Unit of measurement of energy
- This is a type of good fat
- Where is vegetables, salad and fruit on the Food Pyramid?
- Recommended number of cups of fluid per day
- What vitamin helps blood clot?
- This is caused by a deficiency in Iodine
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- Caused by a deficiency in Iron
- 1g of carbohydrates provides _____ Kilocalories
- This vitamin helps night vision
- Formed when the skin is exposed to the sun
- Very important for women to take this if they are intending to become pregnant
- If you are deficient in vitamin C, you might have this disease
- Minerals are split into two groups. This is one of them.
- Important to take foods with this in it for strong bones
- Building blocks of proteins
- This could happen if we don't drink enough water
- How many recommended servings of meat, poultry, fish, eggs, beans and nut?
- Macronutrients are required in ______ quantities in the body
- RDA stands for recommended daily _______
- The macronutrient that provides the highest source of dietary energy
25 Clues: This is a type of good fat • Building blocks of proteins • A food that is rich in Iron • Unit of measurement of energy • Caused by a deficiency in Iron • What vitamin helps blood clot? • This vitamin helps night vision • Lacking in a nutrient is also called a? • Fibre is part of this group of nutrients • RDA stands for recommended daily _______ • ...
Organisms and their environmeny 2020-04-26
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- pyramid, a graphical representation showing the feeding relationships of groups of organisms
- web, a system of interlocking and interdependent food chains
- a group of people living in the same place/ have common characteristics
- any organisms that absorbs soluble organisms nutrition
- a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of interbreeding
- organisms that break down decaying organisms and waste.
- relating/ resulting from living organisms
- all the inhabitants in a particular place
- the total amount of water on a planet
- any organism that only eats plants
- an organism that derives its nutrition requirement from complex organic substances
- organisms that obtain food from feeding on other organisms
- the planet on which we live
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- to clear forest and trees
- an individual animal/ plant/single celled life form
- a biological community of interacting organisms and their environment
- an organism capable of of synthesising its own food from inorganic substances
- levels, the position that an organism occupies in a food chain
- a chemical process in which substance reacts rapidly with oxygen and gives off heat
- the surrounding in which an organism lives
- chain, a series of organism each depend on the next as a source of food
- the science that studies living things, the environment and their interactions
- organisms that make their own food
- the mass of living organisms in a given area/ ecosystem at a given time
- the gas surrounding a planetary body held in place by gravity
- a kind of animal that eats either plants/ animals
- the regions of the surface and atmosphere of the earth occupied by living things
- any organism that eats a diet consisting mainly of meat
- physical rather than biological; not derived from living organism
29 Clues: to clear forest and trees • the planet on which we live • organisms that make their own food • any organism that only eats plants • the total amount of water on a planet • relating/ resulting from living organisms • all the inhabitants in a particular place • the surrounding in which an organism lives • a kind of animal that eats either plants/ animals • ...
Mycological Madness 2020-11-09
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- Sterile cell located on lamellae face
- Sterile cell arising from piliepellis
- Family of mushrooms with pink, globose to ellipsoid spores, and free lamellae
- Satinging red in Melzer's reagent
- Genus of mushrooms in Order Boletales that has a lamellate hymenophore
- Family of mushrooms with free lamellae, white spores and a universal veil
- Genus of brown-spored mushrooms, one species of which is deadly poisonous and grows on wood
- Type of mushroom development where hymenophore is partially enclosed
- Cobweb-like partial veil
- Family of mushrooms with heteromerous tramal tissues contains sphaerocysts
- Nuclear condition where cell contains two, haploid, genetically distinct nuclei
- Nuclear condition where all nuclei in hyphae are genetically identical
- epigeous basidiomes with contorted hymenophore, pileus margin that usually remains attached to stipe, and non-forcibly discharged basidiospores
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- Mushroom stature with lateral stipe or lacking stipe entirely
- Sterile cell located on lamellae edge
- Mutualistic symbiosis between plant roots and fungal hyphae
- Sterile cell arising from stipitipellis
- Mating system controlled by two genes with multiple alleles in population
- Family of mushrooms with pink, angular spores, and attached lamellae
- Cytoplasmic fusion between compatible cells
- Referring to attached gills that run down the stipe
- Obtain nutrition from living organisms
- Mushroom stature with gill folds and thickening hymenium
- Genus of pleurotoid, brown-spored mushrooms
- Genus of ectomycorrhizal, brown-spored mushrooms with easily separable lamellae
- Type of mushroom development where hymenophore is exposed throughout
- Mating system controlled by single gene with multiples alleles in population
- Obtain nutrition from dead organic matter
- Fusion of haploid nuclei
- Staining blue in Melzer's reagent
30 Clues: Cobweb-like partial veil • Fusion of haploid nuclei • Satinging red in Melzer's reagent • Staining blue in Melzer's reagent • Sterile cell located on lamellae edge • Sterile cell located on lamellae face • Sterile cell arising from piliepellis • Obtain nutrition from living organisms • Sterile cell arising from stipitipellis • Obtain nutrition from dead organic matter • ...
LIFE PROCESSES 2021-10-30
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- When a few drops of iodine solution are added to rice water, the solution turns blue- black in colour. This indicates that rice water contains
- Cells which plug the leakage in the vessels by helping to clot the blood at the point of injury.
- blood vessel which transports the blood from the heart to the entire body
- The respiratory pigment in human beings
- The procedure used for cleaning the blood of a person by separating urea from it artificially is
- Part of nephron allows the selective reabsorption of useful substances like glucose, amino acids, salts and water into the blood capillaries
- Glycolysis process occurs in this part of the cell
- The exit of unabsorbed food material is regulated by
- exchange of gases takes place
- A circulatory fluid in the human body other than blood
- The breakdown of pyruvate to give carbon dioxide, water and energy takes place in
- The tube which connects the kidneys to the urinary bladder
- The exit of food from the stomach is regulated by this muscle
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- The contraction and expansion movement of the walls of the food pipe is called
- mode of nutrition found in fungi
- The pores in a leaf through which
- this region of the alimentary canal absorbs the digested food
- mode of nutrition where an organism derives its food from the body of another living organism without killing it
- Plant tissue that transports water and min-erals from the roots to the leaf
- Roots of the plants absorb water from the soil through this process
- Site of photosynthesis in the cells of a leaf
- The movement of food in phloem
- In amoeba, food is digested here
23 Clues: exchange of gases takes place • The movement of food in phloem • mode of nutrition found in fungi • In amoeba, food is digested here • The pores in a leaf through which • The respiratory pigment in human beings • Site of photosynthesis in the cells of a leaf • Glycolysis process occurs in this part of the cell • The exit of unabsorbed food material is regulated by • ...
Nurtrition word puzzle 2018-03-20
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- many kinds of substance that are good for our health, usually discover in stones.
- the capacity of acting or being active
- neutral compounds of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, such as sugar.
- a kind of food that suitable for a person
- B are water-soluble. The time of retention in the body is only a few hours. It must be supplemented every day. It can be obtained from the liver, kidney, and heart of animal.
- (fat) a kind of fat usually discovered in fish and seafood, this kind of fat is good for our health.
- chemical reactions helps to maintain our life.
- A unit that is equal to the amount of heat produced when the food is oxidized.
- a silver-white soft waxy ductile element of the alkali metal group
- having particles that easily move and change their relative position without a separation of the mass
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- ( fat ) a kind of fat usually discovered in pork and cream, this kind of fat is bad for our health.
- Something from food that is benefit for you, it could help you grow up.
- a metal element helps muscle function and bone growth.
- (fat) a kind of fat that can make food taste soft and can also cause heart disease.
- complex substances that contain the elements carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, usually sulfur, and occasionally other elements
- provide a choice
- Substances (such as fat) that can melt in nonpolar organic solvents can dissolve
- All kinds of organic substances are essential to the nutrition of most animals and some plants.
- a silver-white divalent metallic element of the alkaline-earth group
- A thread or structure or object similar to a thread.
20 Clues: provide a choice • the capacity of acting or being active • a kind of food that suitable for a person • chemical reactions helps to maintain our life. • A thread or structure or object similar to a thread. • a metal element helps muscle function and bone growth. • neutral compounds of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, such as sugar. • ...
Biosphere Crossword 2018-11-26
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- a close relationship between two organisms that benefits at least one of the species.
- the process that all living things go through to create the energy they need to live.
- a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- the series of predictable changes that occur in a community over time.
- the type of symbiosis where both species benefit.
- the largest population an area can support.
- a process by sunlight energy is changed inside a plant into chemical energy.
- an organism capable of producing its own food.
- an organism that eats both plants and animals.
- the type of symbiosis where one organism benefits and the other is not affected.
- the cellular powerhouse and the organelle where energy production occurs.
- an organism that only eats foods of plant origins.
- behaviors/physical characteristics that help organisms survive in their environments.
- an organism that only eats foods of animal origin.
- the praying of one animal on others.
- an animal that feeds on carrion, dead animal, dead plant material, or refuse.
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- ingredients needed to perform a task.
- the act of settling permanently in a new home.
- regions of the Earth occupied by different ecosystems.
- something that prevents a population from growing.
- a group of organisms of different populations living in the same habitat.
- species that are the first to come to a disrupted or damaged ecosystem.
- where one organism lives inside another and takes the others nutrition.
- specific versions of organisms that have differences from other versions.
- the plant organelle that performs photosynthesis.
- the act of leaving home.
- an organism that gets food and nutrition by eating other organisms.
- what are produced from a reaction.
28 Clues: the act of leaving home. • what are produced from a reaction. • the praying of one animal on others. • ingredients needed to perform a task. • the largest population an area can support. • the act of settling permanently in a new home. • an organism capable of producing its own food. • an organism that eats both plants and animals. • ...
Vocabulary for Quiz 6 2021-12-10
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- difficulty coordinating the steps needed to complete a task
- the unit of measure used to describe the energy content of food
- loss of appetite
- the body’s most basic type of fuel; supplied by carbohydrates and sometimes referred to as “blood sugar”
- a general term for a group of disorders that affect a person’s ability to communicate with others; may be expressive or receptive; often occurs following a stroke
- the process of taking in and using food
- the desire for food
- placing food directly into a person’s stomach or intestines
- difficulty swallowing
- sharp, sudden pain
- a flavored shake or drink that is used to supply extra calories or protein; often served with meals or as a snack in between meals
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- type of blood glucose meter
- a temporary state of confusion
- technique used for interacting with people who have dementia, in which the person with dementia is encouraged to remember and share experiences from his or her past with others
- difficulty remembering
- permanent disability that affects a person before he/she reaches adulthood (before the age of 19-22 years old) and interferes with the person’s ability to achieve developmental milestones
- technique used for interacting with people who have dementia, in which the caregiver acknowledges the person’s reality; rather than correcting the person, the caregiver attempts to distract the person and redirect the conversation whenever possible
- difficulty recognizing information obtained using the five senses
- substances in foods and fluids that the body uses to grow, to repair itself, and to carry out processes essential for living
- slow, diffuse, constant pain
- a person who has a degree in nutrition
- the permanent and progressive loss of the ability to think and remember
22 Clues: loss of appetite • sharp, sudden pain • the desire for food • difficulty swallowing • difficulty remembering • type of blood glucose meter • slow, diffuse, constant pain • a temporary state of confusion • a person who has a degree in nutrition • the process of taking in and using food • difficulty coordinating the steps needed to complete a task • ...
The Nature and Variety of Living Organisms 2022-03-07
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- A spherical, pathogenic bacterium that causes pneumonia.
- virus An infection virus that causes influenza (the flu).
- Microscopic single-celled organisms.
- Loops of DNA found in the cytoplasm of prokaryotic cells.
- A single-celled fungus.
- Mosaic Virus (TMV) A widespread plant pathogen affecting many species of plants which produces a mosaic pattern on the leaves. It infects chloroplasts and limits plant growth.
- The basic building block of all living organisms.
- An organelle which is the site of photosynthesis.
- Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) An infectious virus that weakens the immune system and can lead to AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).
- A collection of thread-like hyphae in a fungus.
- A multicellular fungus that has a hyphal structure.
- Microorganisms that cause infectious disease.
- A non-living organism that can only reproduce inside host cells. Viruses have no cells, but possess a protein coat containing nucleic acids (DNA or RNA).
- Pathogenic protoctists that cause malaria.
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- An endothermic reaction in which energy is transferred from the environment to the chloroplasts by light.
- membrane A partially permeable barrier that surrounds the cell.
- bulgaricus A rod-shaped species of bacterium used to produce yoghurt from milk.
- Long filaments of a fungus that contain many nuclei.
- A double-stranded polymer wound to form a double helix. It carries the genetic code.
- nutrition The mode of extracellular nutrition in which digestive enzymes are secreted onto the food outside the cell and the products of digestion are absorbed.
- A protoctist that has features similar to plant cells e.g. chloroplasts.
- cell A type of cell found in plants and animals that contains a nucleus.
- Protoctists that live in pond water and resemble animal cells.
- cell A type of cell found in bacteria that does not contain a nucleus.
- wall An outer, structural layer that surrounds some cells. In plant cells, it is made of cellulose. In fungi, it is made of chitin.
25 Clues: A single-celled fungus. • Microscopic single-celled organisms. • Pathogenic protoctists that cause malaria. • Microorganisms that cause infectious disease. • A collection of thread-like hyphae in a fungus. • The basic building block of all living organisms. • An organelle which is the site of photosynthesis. • A multicellular fungus that has a hyphal structure. • ...
Characteristics of Living Organisms 2022-10-17
7 Clues: feeding/eating • change of position • eliminating waste products • process that releases energy • increase in size and numbers • produces young/new individual • detect and respond to the change
Life Processes 2014-01-09
7 Clues: Producing offspring • Getting rid of waste • Getting to adult size • Responding and reacting • Moving parts of the body • Turning food into energy • Getting food to stay alive
Characteristics of Living Things 2024-05-15
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- living things excrete, or get rid of waste, from their bodies. In humans, we excrete through urine and sweat.
- living things are sensitive, and respond to changes in the environment around them
- living things need to get energy from food. They need nutrition to stay alive.
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- living things reproduce, or make more of themselves. Plants spread seeds to grow more plants, and humans and animals have babies.
- living things respire, or breathe, to stay alive
- living things grow. Over time, they usually get bigger and stronger.
- living things, even plants, are able to move on their own
7 Clues: living things respire, or breathe, to stay alive • living things, even plants, are able to move on their own • living things grow. Over time, they usually get bigger and stronger. • living things need to get energy from food. They need nutrition to stay alive. • living things are sensitive, and respond to changes in the environment around them • ...
Digestion 2022-01-12
7 Clues: unit of energy • sugar molecules • complex molecules • dietary fats,water • provides us with energy • cutting out unhealthy foods and drinks • substances that your body needs to grow
Characteristics Of Life 2021-08-06
8 Clues: Breathing • Food or nourishment • The process of development • Sunflower following the sun • The process of eliminating waste • The power to influence or direct • When a bright light hits your eyes • The process of making a copy of something
Characteristics Of Life 2021-08-06
8 Clues: Breathing • Food or nourishment • The process of development • Sunflower following the sun • The process of eliminating waste • The power to influence or direct • When a bright light hits your eyes • The process of making a copy of something
Eggzy 2024-07-26
8 Clues: A nutrient in egg • It protects the egg • vitamins and proteins • Yellow portion of egg • It gets nutrition from egg • These many parts comprise an egg • White jelly-like substance of egg • Another nutrient in egg in addition to
Riddle 4 Mr T 2021-10-09
8 Clues: Coolest city • ny baseball team • best part of the week • crucial part of nutrition • Young first class goalkeeper • impolite version if a belgian (joke) • nicest german sales manager (female) ever • country with stolen flag colours from german one
Life processes 2024-01-20
8 Clues: Ability to move • Producing offspring • The release of waste products • Increase in size and complexity • Fulfilling the food requirements • The ability to respond to stimuli • Maintain a steady state inside the body • The process of producing energy from food
Medical Words 2014-05-22
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- pulse fades in and out intermittently
- the first antibiotic introduced in 1943 (known as the "magic Bullet"
- pressure when heart contracts(top)
- tying off blood vessels or ducts
- violence against civillians to further political or surgical objectives
- state of carrying a developing embryo or fetus within the body
- touching without consent or performing a procedure without consent
- a failure to act that results in injury to a person
- community emergency response team
- lack of proper nutrition that results from insufficient food intake or an improper diet
- produced by the body in response to invasion by a foreign organism or molecule
- when less of this is produced,eating and swallowing is affected
- tissue is taken from one part of the body and attached to another
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- postmortem exam of the body to determine cause of death
- a progressive and fatal brain disease in which neurons are destroyed
- the first time a pregnant women feels the fetus move
- pressure when heart relaxes(bottom)
- do not resuscitate(no CPR)
- reconnection of organs or vessels
- measures the force of the blood against the walls of the arteries when the heart contracts and relaxes
- blood pushing against the wall of an artery as the heart contracts
- monthly shedding of the endometrium if no pregnancy occurs
- individuals living in a nursing home
- the taking in and using of food by the body to maintain health
- release of a mature egg from ovary
- the legal advocate for LTC residents-visits the facilities and works to resolve complaints
- tissue sample excised for examination under microscope
27 Clues: do not resuscitate(no CPR) • tying off blood vessels or ducts • reconnection of organs or vessels • community emergency response team • pressure when heart contracts(top) • release of a mature egg from ovary • pressure when heart relaxes(bottom) • individuals living in a nursing home • pulse fades in and out intermittently • ...
Knowledge Acquisition Activity. part 2. María Teresa Garza Rodríguez 0710, Angel Axel Garza Flores 2013-01-30
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- Helps moisten the food and make it easier to chew
- A fluid loaded with lipids and salts
- The first step of digestion
- Way to get rid of the substances that weren't digested
- Converts food intro small molecules that can be used by the cells of the body
- Breaks proteins into smaller polypeptide fragments
- The study of food and its effects on the body.
- Provide the force that moves the food from the esophagus toward the stomach
- Inorganic nutrients that the body needs, usually in small amounts
- Provides nutrients in adequate amounts and enough energy for a person to maintain a healthful weight
- A mixture with an oatmeal-like consistency produced in the mechanical digestion of the stomach
- Is a large muscular sac that continues the chemical and mechanical digestion of food
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- An enzyme that begins to break the chemical bonds of starches, forming sugars
- Way to get the nutrients of the food
- A folded surface and fingerlike projections that provide and enourmous surface area for absobtion of nutrient molecules
- The first part of the small intestine
- Provide general information about nutrition as well as specific information about the product
- Its primary function is to remove water from the undigested material that is left
- Tiny projections that cover the villi
- A pouchlike organ in which bile is stored
- Here srarts thework of the digestive system
- Tube in which the bolus passes from the throat into the stomach
- A gland that serves three important functions, located behind the stomach
- Food is broken down in to ways, mechanical and chemical _______
- Are anchored bones of the jaw, its surfaces are protected by a coating of mineralized enamel
25 Clues: The first step of digestion • Way to get the nutrients of the food • A fluid loaded with lipids and salts • The first part of the small intestine • Tiny projections that cover the villi • A pouchlike organ in which bile is stored • Here srarts thework of the digestive system • The study of food and its effects on the body. • ...
L6-Life Processes 2023-03-24
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- Carries blood from heart to organs
- Second stage of urine production
- Lymph carries digested ___ from intestines
- Finger like projections in small intestine to absorb food
- Life process in lower organisms (single cell)
- ___ glands secrete adrenaline (fight or flight hormone)
- ___ energy requirement in mammals is reason for separated oxygenated and deoxygenated blood
- ___ consists of glomerulus, Bowman's capsule and Henley's loops
- Blood passes through heart twice
- ___ in kidney controls the amount of urine produced
- Hydrochloric acid stimulates ___ enzyme
- ___ acid is found in our stomach
- Transports water in plants
- (Nitrogen-Potassium-Phosphorus) essential for sprout growth
- Structural and functional unit of adrenal glands
- Transports food in plants
- 6CO2 + 12H2O -> C6H12O6 + 6CO2 + 6H2O (with sunlight and chlorophyll)
- Caused by lack of hemoglobin and leads to weakness
- ___-___ blood is separated 2 chambers of the heart
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- Blood ___ of human transport system carry oxygenated and deoxygenated blood
- First stage of urine production
- Nephrons ___ blood
- Process of removing waste produced by metabolism
- Allows flow of blood in one direction
- Part of human transport system for nutrients, oxygen, carbon dioxide and waste
- ___ wastes like urea or uric acids due to nephron
- Collects blood from organs to heart
- ___ enzymes breaks food down into simple substances
- In living organisms ___ includes respiration, nutrition and growth
- Third stage of urine production
- Part of human transport system to pump deoxygenated and oxygenated blood to lungs and parts of body
- Transportation of photosynthetic products throughout plant
- ___ in red blood cells transports oxygen in humans
- Process involving food consumption, digestion and absorption
- Clotting blood, stops bleeding
- ___ products excreted in plants and animals include carbon dioxide, oxygen, water, nitrogenous substances
36 Clues: Nephrons ___ blood • Transports food in plants • Transports water in plants • Clotting blood, stops bleeding • First stage of urine production • Third stage of urine production • Second stage of urine production • Blood passes through heart twice • ___ acid is found in our stomach • Carries blood from heart to organs • Collects blood from organs to heart • ...
life processes 2023-01-14
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- Which plant tissue transports water and min-erals from the roots to the leaf?
- The movement of food in phloem is called
- Glycolysis process occurs in which part of the cell?
- The procedure used for cleaning the blood of a person by separating urea from it is called
- Where is the dirty blood in our body filtered?
- Which part of nephron allows the selective reabsorption of useful substances like glucose, amino acids, salts and water into the blood capillaries?
- When a few drops of iodine solution are added to rice water, the solution turns blue- black in colour. This indicates that rice water contains
- The respiratory pigment in human beings is
- a circulatory fluid in the human body other than blood.
- Name the tube which connects the kidneys to the urinary bladder.
- Roots of the plants absorb water from the soil through the process of
- The site of photosynthesis in the cells of a leaf is
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- Which region of the alimentary canal absorbs the digested food
- Name the pores in a leaf through which respi-ratory exchange of gases takes place.
- The breakdown of pyruvate to give carbon di-oxide, water and energy takes place in
- the mode of nutrition found in fungi is
- A blood vessel which pumps the blood from the heart to the entire body
- The contraction and expansion movement of the walls of the food pipe is called
- in amoeba, food is digested in the
- In which mode of nutrition an organism de-rives its food from the body of another living organism without killing it?
20 Clues: in amoeba, food is digested in the • the mode of nutrition found in fungi is • The movement of food in phloem is called • The respiratory pigment in human beings is • Where is the dirty blood in our body filtered? • Glycolysis process occurs in which part of the cell? • The site of photosynthesis in the cells of a leaf is • ...
Mycological Madness 2020-11-09
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- Obtain nutrition from dead organic matter
- Cobweb-like partial veil
- Type of mushroom development where hymenophore is exposed throughout
- Satinging red in Melzer's reagent
- Fusion of haploid nuclei
- Family of mushrooms with heteromerous tramal tissues contains sphaerocysts
- Nuclear condition where cell contains two, haploid, genetically distinct nuclei
- Mating system controlled by two genes with multiple alleles in population
- Genus of pleurotoid, brown-spored mushrooms
- Sterile cell arising from stipitipellis
- Genus of brown-spored mushrooms, one species of which is deadly poisonous and grows on wood
- Family of mushrooms with free lamellae, white spores and a universal veil
- Mushroom stature with gill folds and thickening hymenium
- Sterile cell located on lamellae face
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- Family of mushrooms with pink, globose to ellipsoid spores, and free lamellae
- Sterile cell arising from piliepellis
- Mutualistic symbiosis between plant roots and fungal hyphae
- Nuclear condition where all nuclei in hyphae are genetically identical
- epigeous basidiomes with contorted hymenophore, pileus margin that usually remains attached to stipe, and non-forcibly discharged basidiospores
- Type of mushroom development where hymenophore is partially enclosed
- Obtain nutrition from living organisms
- Mushroom stature with lateral stipe or lacking stipe entirely
- Mating system controlled by single gene with multiples alleles in population
- Genus of ectomycorrhizal, brown-spored mushrooms with easily separable lamellae
- Cytoplasmic fusion between compatible cells
- Family of mushrooms with pink, angular spores, and attached lamellae
- Sterile cell located on lamellae edge
- Referring to attached gills that run down the stipe
- Genus of mushrooms in Order Boletales that has a lamellate hymenophore
- Staining blue in Melzer's reagent
30 Clues: Cobweb-like partial veil • Fusion of haploid nuclei • Satinging red in Melzer's reagent • Staining blue in Melzer's reagent • Sterile cell arising from piliepellis • Sterile cell located on lamellae edge • Sterile cell located on lamellae face • Obtain nutrition from living organisms • Sterile cell arising from stipitipellis • Obtain nutrition from dead organic matter • ...
NUR215 Exam 3 2023-10-24
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- Proteins, carbohydrates and fats
- There are ____ rights of medication administration
- When solids or liquids enter the lungs during inhalation
- Enteral nutrition must be _________ after opening and discarded after 24 hours
- Difficulty swallowing
- Vitamin C and B-complex vitamins
- Position in which head is elevated only 30-45 degrees
- Vitamins and minerals
- Injection that is administered at a 15 degree angle, just below the epidermis
- Fluctuates daily, marker for acute malnutrition
- Inability to get adequate amount of sleep; associated with inability to fall asleep, remain asleep or go back to sleep
- Delivery of liquid nutrition into the upper GI track via a tube
- Diet that requires no chewing and is recommended for clients at high risk for aspiration
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- Injection that can only be administered at a 90 degree angle
- Injection that can be administered at either a 45 or 90 degree angle, into the fat layer
- Nutritional intake through the veins, given when a client's GI system does not function
- Cycling between REM and ____ sleep reproduces restorative rest
- Bad Cholesterol
- Building blocks of the body that provide amino acids the body needs to repair and build muscle
- Measurement of body fat based on height and weight
- Low sodium diet
- BMI greater than 30
- Dream stage of sleep
- There are _____stages of sleep
- Incentive spirometer should be used ____times per hour
- Used to confirm NG tube placement
- Good Cholesterol
- Abbreviation meaning nothing by mouth
- Macronutrients that provided the body's cells, organs and tissues the energy they need to function
- Vitamins A,D,E and K
- Recommended for oxygen flow rate 4 L/min or higher via NC
- Position in which head is elevated 90 degrees
32 Clues: Bad Cholesterol • Low sodium diet • Good Cholesterol • BMI greater than 30 • Dream stage of sleep • Vitamins A,D,E and K • Difficulty swallowing • Vitamins and minerals • There are _____stages of sleep • Proteins, carbohydrates and fats • Vitamin C and B-complex vitamins • Used to confirm NG tube placement • Abbreviation meaning nothing by mouth • ...
Ecosystems and Biogeochemical Cycles Word Cross 2024-02-19
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- The process by which water vapor in the air is changed into liquid water
- The process that changes liquid water to gaseous water
- An organism that consumes entirely just plants
- The weight or total quantity of living organisms of one animal or plant species
- The ability to convert sunlight to energy
- The microbial process of reducing nitrate and nitrite to gaseous forms of nitrogen, principally nitrous oxide
- An organism that eats other plants or animals for energy and nutrients
- The process of absorption of vitamins, minerals, and other chemicals from food as part of the nutrition of an organism
- The sum of all processes by which water moves from the land surface to the atmosphere via evaporation and transpiration
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- An organism, often a bacterium, fungus, or invertebrate that feeds on and breaks down dead plant or animal matter, making organic nutrients available to the ecosystem
- An organism that consumes both meat and plants
- Living or once living components of a community
- A type of heterotroph, or organisms that consume dead and decaying organic matter known as detritus to obtain energy and nutrition
- The process where microscopic organisms like bacteria or other types of decomposing organisms, break down nitrogen-containing chemicals from dead organic matter.
- An organism that consumes entirely just meat
- The process behind the condensation of water vapor in the atmosphere that falls down under the influence of gravity
- The process by which organisms exchange gases, especially oxygen and carbon dioxide, with the environment
- A non-living part of an ecosystem that shapes its environment
- An organism that can produce its own food using light, water, carbon dioxide, or other chemicals
- An organism that cannot produce its own food and must eat other plants and/or animals to get energy
20 Clues: The ability to convert sunlight to energy • An organism that consumes entirely just meat • An organism that consumes both meat and plants • An organism that consumes entirely just plants • Living or once living components of a community • The process that changes liquid water to gaseous water • A non-living part of an ecosystem that shapes its environment • ...
Digestive System 2023-10-11
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- - practice of eating plants as the main part of their diet
- - feed containing less than 18% crude fiber when dry, grains and protein supplements are concentrates.
- animal or person that eats food of both plant and animal origin.
- - organic compound composed of carbon hydrogen and oxygen that is solid at body temperature; fats contain more carbon and hydrogen than do carbohydrates and are mainly glyceryl estes if certain acids that are soluble in ether but not in water.
- an organic compound needed in small amounts for nutrition
- inorganic substances needed in small amounts for proper nutrition
- The third compartment of the ruminant stomach
- fact or quality of being acceptable or agreeable to the taste
- something that completes or enhances something else when added to it.
- the second compartment of ruminant stomach
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- - complex carbohydrates such as cellulose and lignin
- Ration - federal allowance for an animal during a 24 hour period that has all the nutrients the animal needs in the right proportions and amounts
- - The fourth compartment, or true stomach, of the ruminant animal
- the organ in the digestive system that receives the feed and adds chemicals that help in the digestion process.
- a feed containing more than 18% crude fiber when dry,examples:hay,silage, and pasture
- - an animal that feeds on flesh
- - organic compound containing carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
- an organic compound made up of amino acids and containing carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen
- the type of amount of food and drink habitually ingested by an animal or a person ration without reference to a specific time period.
- the first and largest compartment of the ruminant's stomach
- handout is a supplement to the official manual
21 Clues: - an animal that feeds on flesh • the second compartment of ruminant stomach • The third compartment of the ruminant stomach • handout is a supplement to the official manual • an organic compound needed in small amounts for nutrition • - complex carbohydrates such as cellulose and lignin • the first and largest compartment of the ruminant's stomach • ...
Cell Structures & Functions 2025-06-03
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- Organisms do this cellular function to produce energy required for all their cellular activities (MRS GREN).
- Photosynthesis is carried out by this organelle.
- A physical property that cells usually desire to increase to optimise their material exchange.
- An organelle that is important for modifying and packaging protein products before ending out of the cell.
- Powerhouse of the cell (plural).
- Organisms carry out this cellular function to get access to food/resources (MRS GREN).
- Location to store water, materials for later use in cell.
- Site of protein synthesis (three words, full form).
- Organisms whose cells have a real nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles.
- A circular piece of DNA that is present in bacteria and it is useful for recombinant DNA technology (genetic engineering).
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- Organisms carry out this cellular function to increase their number, to enlarge themselves, etc. (MRS GREN).
- Organisms carry out this cellular function to expel waste metabolites generated from other cellular activities (MRS GREN).
- Unicellular organisms whose cells lack a real nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles.
- Bacterial DNA resides within this region.
- Organisms do this cellular function to get access to their nutrition, respond to the external environmental cues, etc (MRS GREN).
- A cellular structure that is important for cell locomotion and mobility (plural).
- Organisms carry out this cellular function to pass their genetic materials onto the next generations (MRS GREN).
- DNA molecules of plant and animal cells are stored within this organelle.
- Both plant cells and bacterial cells have this structure but made from different chemical types.
- A cellular feature found in many bacteria that is typically used for surface attachment (plural).
- Organisms do this cellular function to detect external environmental cues (MRS GREN).
21 Clues: Powerhouse of the cell (plural). • Bacterial DNA resides within this region. • Photosynthesis is carried out by this organelle. • Site of protein synthesis (three words, full form). • Location to store water, materials for later use in cell. • DNA molecules of plant and animal cells are stored within this organelle. • ...
Nutritional Guidelines 2024-05-12
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- It means eating the right amount of healthful foods and not skipping meals.
- You are what you?
- One of the fastest growth periods in a person’s life
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- units of heat measure the energy used by your body and the energy that foods supply to the body
- A healthy diet is the foundation of?
- Study of food in relation to the health of an individual, community or society and the process through which food is used to sustain life and growth.
- substances in food that your body needs to grow, repair itself and supply you with energy.
7 Clues: You are what you? • A healthy diet is the foundation of? • One of the fastest growth periods in a person’s life • It means eating the right amount of healthful foods and not skipping meals. • substances in food that your body needs to grow, repair itself and supply you with energy. • ...
test 6 2023-10-06
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- nutrients we need in larger quantities that provide us with energy
- The transformation of energy. Nutrition, the assimilation by living organisms of food materials that enable them to grow, maintain themselves, and reproduce
- The main component of sweet plant sweetness. C6H12O6
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- Non living components essential for living things to survive.
- the basic membrane-bound unit that contains the fundamental molecules of life and of which all living things are composed.
- Sugar is a sweet, colorless, water-soluble compound present in the sap of seed plants and the milk of mammals and making up the simplest group of carbohydrates.
- Sugar in Fruit. Fructose, along with glucose, occurs in fruits, honey, and syrups
- A gas that we use to survive on the planet. “O2”
8 Clues: A gas that we use to survive on the planet. “O2” • The main component of sweet plant sweetness. C6H12O6 • Non living components essential for living things to survive. • nutrients we need in larger quantities that provide us with energy • Sugar in Fruit. Fructose, along with glucose, occurs in fruits, honey, and syrups • ...
Nutrition-Terms to Know 2020-12-03
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- something that completes or enhances something else when added to it.
- are one of the major groups of nutrients your body needs. They include vitamins and minerals.
- a type of sugar you get from foods you eat, and your body uses it for energy.
- s a waxy type of fat, or lipid, which moves throughout your body in your blood.
- is a metabolic disease that causes high blood sugar.
- any of a group of organic compounds which are essential for normal growth and nutrition and are required in small quantities in the diet because they cannot be synthesized by the body.
- are nutrients that give you energy.
- are foods produced from organisms that have had changes introduced into their DNA using the methods of genetic engineering.
- is food produced by methods complying with the standards of organic farming.
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- are the sugars, starches and fibers found in fruits, grains, vegetables and milk products.
- is a chronic digestive disorder resulting from an immune reaction to gliadin, a gluten protein found in wheat, barley, rye, and sometimes oats.
- Carbohydrates, fat and protein are called macronutrients. They are the nutrients you use in the largest amounts
- are those elements on the earth and in foods that our bodies need to develop and function normally.
- is the type of bacteria that's the most frequently reported cause of food-related illness in the United States.
- is a term that is used to describe all chemical reactions involved in maintaining the living state of the cells and the organism.
- is a mineral that is necessary for life.
- is a condition in which you lack enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your body's tissues.
- is a system of assigning a number to carbohydrate-containing foods according to how much each food increases blood sugar.
- are macromolecules formed by aminoacids are organic compounds that combine to form proteins.
- any of a large class of organic compounds with a characteristic molecular structure containing four rings of carbon atoms
20 Clues: are nutrients that give you energy. • is a mineral that is necessary for life. • is a metabolic disease that causes high blood sugar. • something that completes or enhances something else when added to it. • is food produced by methods complying with the standards of organic farming. • a type of sugar you get from foods you eat, and your body uses it for energy. • ...
Nutrition Review Crossword Puzzle 2020-05-07
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- water helps to regulate this in the body
- the type of body tissue built by protein
- provides energy to body
- lack of a particular vitamin or mineral
- simple carbohydrates
- the average human is made up of 55-60% of this
- how often Vitamin C and B Vitamins need to be replenished
- type of plant food that provides all nine essential amino acids
- mineral that takes oxygen to the brain and body cells
- a type of complex carb
- type of fat that is "bad" for you, but good for frying food
- type of oil that is a "good" fat
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- type of vitamin that dissolves in liquids
- type of amino acids that we can only get from food
- mineral that milk provides
- a nut that is high in zinc
- Vitamin C protects against this
- dark urine is a sign of this
- "bad" fat
- nickname for Vitamin D
20 Clues: "bad" fat • simple carbohydrates • a type of complex carb • nickname for Vitamin D • provides energy to body • mineral that milk provides • a nut that is high in zinc • dark urine is a sign of this • Vitamin C protects against this • type of oil that is a "good" fat • lack of a particular vitamin or mineral • water helps to regulate this in the body • ...
Ava and Elexius Nutrition 2020-09-29
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- bones, teeth, skin and hair stay healthy
- Helps your body get energy from food
- Helps build strong bones and teeth
- Helps form red blood cells
- becomes part of human body
- Chemical mixtures found in many types of foods
- Essential for life
- Sugars
- Helps keep the water balance in your body
- Helps the body get energy from carbs
- Helps bones, teeth, skin and hair stay healthy
- The body source main of energy.
- Fat like substance that helps the body carry out its many processes
- Usually solid at room temperature
- Helps keep the water balance in your body
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- substances that the body uses to build new cells and repair old ones.
- Usually found liquid at room temperature
- Oil that has been turned into more solid fat.
- Starches and Fibers
- Helps fight infection and heal wounds
- cushions and vital organs
- Needed for normal blood clotting
- Helps red blood cells carry oxygen
- Helps build strong bones and teeth
- Helps the body make protein
25 Clues: Sugars • Essential for life • Starches and Fibers • cushions and vital organs • Helps form red blood cells • becomes part of human body • Helps the body make protein • The body source main of energy. • Needed for normal blood clotting • Usually solid at room temperature • Helps build strong bones and teeth • Helps red blood cells carry oxygen • Helps build strong bones and teeth • ...
Food & Nutrition 2.03 Vocab 2020-10-30
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- To whip eggs or cream or add air to a batter.Not used with thick mixtures.
- Basic kitchen utensils have varying sizes and can be in metal,plastic or glass/ceramic.
- A probe thermometer with a dial or digital display is inserted into food at the end of cooking time.
- Used to stir foods that are in liquids and to separate the solid foods from the liquids when serving.
- All purpose large knife used to slice,mince,chop,cube and dice.
- Small device used to move dry ingredients across a screen area to remove any lumps and mix and aerate them.
- All purpose small knife used as an extension of the hand for small cuts,garnishes,paring or coring.
- Electric piece of cooking equipment used for fine chopping,grinding and liquifying ingredients.
- Tool used to cut foods and materials used in the kitchen.
- Wire mesh container that is used to strain liquids away from solid ingredients.
- Utensils for measuring small amounts of both dry and liquid ingredients accurately.
- Hand held utensil used to "cut" firm shortening or butter into small pieces while mixing with flour mixtures.
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- Protective tool for cutting.This way counter tops are not marred.It can be sanitized and stored in a dry place.
- Used for mixing and when cooking and stirring hot foods.
- Tool to remove the outer layer of fruits and veg.
- Tool used to flatten dough for rolls,pizza,cookies or crusts.
- Used for mixing,folding soft ingredients and to remove ingredients from a bowl or plate.
- Utensils for measuring various amounts of dry or sticky ingredients accurately.
- Utensils to accurately measure liquid volume of ingredients.
- Device used to cut open metal cans using 2 blades and a rotating handle device.
- A cutting tool used to shred or grate foods like potatoes,cabbage,cheese.
- A bowl with holes to allow liquids to pass through.
22 Clues: Tool to remove the outer layer of fruits and veg. • A bowl with holes to allow liquids to pass through. • Used for mixing and when cooking and stirring hot foods. • Tool used to cut foods and materials used in the kitchen. • Utensils to accurately measure liquid volume of ingredients. • Tool used to flatten dough for rolls,pizza,cookies or crusts. • ...
Mr. Barloon's Nutrition Crossword 2022-03-29
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- you should do this 20-30 times per bite of food
- this type of fat is healthiest for the body
- this nutrient has names named after the alphabet, benefits many organs and tissues in the body
- this number represents how many food groups there are
- eat until you are _______ percent full to let your hunger cues set in.
- added to many foods to make it sweeter
- helps build muscle tissue, found in meats, dairy, and seafood
- American society gets a lot of this, and as a result, has an obesity epidemic
- this nutrient provides energy and is the main part of the human diet
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- popeye's favorite vegetable, full of vitamin A, C, & K
- a popular dairy food, it's healthiest form is 'Greek'
- you should get 60 minutes of this daily to maintain a healthy body
- iron and calcium are examples of these
- Stores energy in the body and help insulates organs and other tissues
- found in all fried foods
- there are 6 major ones that we need to have a healthy body
- found on nutrition labels to tell you how much energy is in a serving of food
- this type of fat is less healthy for the body
- this unsaturated fat is also high in protein, typically caught with a net
- describes how much food you should have in a meal
- 60% of the human body, can only live without it for a few days
21 Clues: found in all fried foods • iron and calcium are examples of these • added to many foods to make it sweeter • this type of fat is healthiest for the body • this type of fat is less healthy for the body • you should do this 20-30 times per bite of food • describes how much food you should have in a meal • a popular dairy food, it's healthiest form is 'Greek' • ...
Nutrition Guidelines for American 2021-11-30
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- foods that are low in nutrients, but high in calories from fat and added sugars
- plants used for medicinal purposes
- all foods made from meat, poultry,fish, dry beans or peas, eggs, nuts, and seeds
- choose reliable sources
- a mistake belief about food
- foods that offer more nutrients and fewer calories
- any food made from wheat, rice, cornmeal, barley,or other grains
- a source of science-based advice on nutrition and fitness
- if you do heavy to moderate physical activity 60 minutes a day
- fats that are liquid at room temp
- example potato and corn
- may need 2500 calories a day
- may need 3000 calories a day
- Can be eaten raw or cooked
- occurs when people gain something of value, often money, by deceiving others
- a label with easy to read information about calories and nutrients of foods sold in containers
- Any fruit or 100% fruit juice
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- look for the source, identify websites, red carefully, identify funding, and choose experts
- supplements that include vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and herbals
- less than 30 minutes of heavy to moderate activity a day
- is the needed amount of a nutrient based on current nutrition recommendations for 2000 calorie diet
- moderate to heavy activity for 30 to 60 minutes a day
- dense foods are low in fat and added sugar
- shows information in a standardized format
- are solid at room temp
- example carrots and pumpkin
- example spinach and broccoli
- the relationship between nutrients and calories in food
- purpose is to sell food
- a nutrient substance taken to supplement, or add to, nutrients in the food you eat
- is made up of all liquid milk products and many foods made from milk
- aim for balance, choose variety,and eat in moderation
32 Clues: are solid at room temp • choose reliable sources • purpose is to sell food • example potato and corn • Can be eaten raw or cooked • a mistake belief about food • example carrots and pumpkin • example spinach and broccoli • may need 2500 calories a day • may need 3000 calories a day • Any fruit or 100% fruit juice • fats that are liquid at room temp • ...
Food Nutrition, and wellness 2021-11-12
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- – to work a dough by pressing it with the heels of the hands, folding it, turing it, and repeating each motion
- – To let a food stand until it no longer feels warm to touch
- – To cook uncovered under a direct source of heat
- – To remove the center part of a fruit such as an apple or pineapple
- – To cook in liquid at 212F
- – To soak meat in a solution containing an acid, such as vinegar or tomato juice helps tenderize the connective tissue
- – To cook in liquid that is barely at the boiling point
- – To mix with a circular motion
- – To make a food cold by placing it in a refrigerator or in a bowl over crushed ice
- – To rub fat on the surface of a cooking utensil or on a food itself
- – to thoroughly cover a food with a liquid or dry mixture
- – To remove the large black or white vein along a shrimp’s back
- – To coat a food by sprinkling it with or dipping it in a dry ingredient such as flour or bread crumbs.
- – To decorate foods by adding other attractive and complementary foodstuffs to the food or serving dish
- – To combine solid fat with flour using a pastry blend
- – To remove one part from another, as the yolk from the white or an egg.
- – to beat quickly and steadily by hand with a whisk or rotary beater.
- – to spoon pan juices, melted fat over the surface of food during cooking
- – To remove the stem and outer covering of a vegetable or fruit with a paring knife or peeler
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- – To stir ingredients until they are thoroughly combined
- – To heat sugar until a brown color and characteristic flavor develop.
- – To sprinkle or coat with flour
- – to mix or blend two or more ingredients
- – To make small, shallow cuts on the surface of a food
- – To scald in water or steam
- – to cut into small squares of equal size
- – To mix ingredients together with a circular up and down motion using a spoon
- – To coat with dry bread or cracker crumbs
- – to cut food into thin, stick-sized strips
- – To incorporate a delicate mixture into a thicker, heavier mixture with a whisk using a down up and over motion so the finished product remains light.
- – To reduce a food into small bits by rubbing it on the sharp teeth of a utensil.
- – to cut or chop into very fine pieces
- – To put through a sieve to reduce to finer particles
- – To soften fats often by adding a second ingredient such as sugar
- – To cook with vapor produced by a boiling liquid
- – To cut into small pieces
- – To cut into very small cubes of even size
- – to turn the surface of a food brown by placing it under a broiler
- – To cook food in small amount of hot fat.
- – to cook in the oven with dry heat
40 Clues: – To cut into small pieces • – To cook in liquid at 212F • – To scald in water or steam • – To mix with a circular motion • – To sprinkle or coat with flour • – to cook in the oven with dry heat • – to cut or chop into very fine pieces • – to mix or blend two or more ingredients • – to cut into small squares of equal size • – To coat with dry bread or cracker crumbs • ...
Therapeutic Nutrition Pathological Conditions 2021-12-16
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- inflammation of the liver and liver disease involving degenerative or necrotic alterations of hepatocytes
- excess fat in the feces
- inflammation of the pancreas
- inability to taste
- enlargement of the liver
- an excess of bodyweight in relationship to height or a BMI of 25.0-29.9 in adults
- accumulation or retention of free fluid within the peritoneal cavity
- difficulty swallowing
- an abnormal presence of out-pockets or pouches on the surface of the small intestine or colon
- a break in the integrity of the tissue
- a break in the skin or tissue
- chest pain caused by oxygen deficit to the heart
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- thickening of the blood vessel walls specifically caused by the presence of plaque
- the vomiting of blood
- frequent or unusually liquid bowel movements
- pain in arms and legs due to inadequate blood flow to those muscles
- a condition of chronically elevated blood pressure
- a blood clot
- a decrease in frequency of bowel movements with straining with defecation and/or hard stools
- inflammation of the tongue
- condition in which the flow of bile from the liver is blocked
21 Clues: a blood clot • inability to taste • the vomiting of blood • difficulty swallowing • excess fat in the feces • enlargement of the liver • inflammation of the tongue • inflammation of the pancreas • a break in the skin or tissue • a break in the integrity of the tissue • frequent or unusually liquid bowel movements • chest pain caused by oxygen deficit to the heart • ...
Nutrition and Fitness Training 2017-03-30
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- Acronym that represents principles of training
- Energy system that provides quick bursts of energy
- The process of ingesting high amounts of sodium bicarbonate
- The ability of the blood to compensate for a build up of Lactic acid or hydrogen ions to maintain pH level
- Limiting training or activity in the immediate days prior to an important event
- Time between end of season and beginning of next season where rest and recovery takes place
- Principle source of energy at all activity levels
- Ranking carbohydrates according to their effect on our blood glucose levels
- A form of dietary manipulation to increase glycogen stores over and above our normal storage capacity
- Vitamin responsible for making RBC's and keeping nervous system healthy
- Another common name for glycogen loading
- A type of fat found in the body
- A substance or compound that increases urine production
- Vitamin responsible for helping form haemoglobin
- A by-product of anaerobic respiration
- A lack of fluid/water in the body causing decreases in performance and other physiological and psychological impairments
- Data which is descriptive and considers the way people feel
- A compound the body makes naturally that supplies energy for muscular contractions
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- Systematic planning of your training year in order to peak in time for important events
- Salts and minerals found in the body that conduct electrical impulses
- Type of unsaturated fats that turn to 'bad' fats when preserved to lengthen shelf life
- Macronutrient used for growth and repair
- A simple sugar and major source of energy for the body
- A naturally occurring stimulant
- responsible for transport of excess cholesterol back to the liver to be broken down
- Energy source for low intensity, long duration exercise
- Data which contains factual, numerical information
- Data that involves opinion
- Data that involves fact
- A measure of whether a test can be accurately repeated
- Period of training involving a long term performance goal
- Assist in bodily functions and tend to be dissolved by the body
- A measure of whether a test actually measures what it sets out to do
33 Clues: Data that involves fact • Data that involves opinion • A naturally occurring stimulant • A type of fat found in the body • A by-product of anaerobic respiration • Macronutrient used for growth and repair • Another common name for glycogen loading • Acronym that represents principles of training • Vitamin responsible for helping form haemoglobin • ...
Nutrition and Digestion Review 2017-06-02
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- the number of essential nutrients recognized
- The essential nutrient that is the most concentrated form of food energy
- The most important of the essential nutrients
- The stomach breaks down this essential nutrient
- Horses are considered a ___________ fermenter.
- The cud in a ruminant is formed here
- AKA chewing
- The main digestive enzyme in the stomach
- The fat-soluble vitamins
- Type of muscle that makes up the ruminant esophagus
- The middle segment of the small intestine
- Herbivores have the largest one of these in their digestive tract
- Fiber and Glucose are both types of this nutrient
- Excess amounts of this mineral can lead to hypertension and kidney disease
- Deficiencies in iron can lead to this condition
- Produces insulin and glucagon
- Produces bile that helps in fat absorption
- The first segment of the small intestine
- Number of chambers in the ruminant stomach
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- This complex carbohydrate can help weight loss
- This is the “true” stomach in the ruminant
- Protein, carbohydrates, and fat provide the body with this
- The lips and tongue are considered these types of organs
- These structures make up proteins (two words)
- The largest chamber in the ruminant stomach
- Water helps regulate body ______.
- The stomach produces this to help protect from developing ulcers
- The main site of chemical digestion and nutrient absorption (two words)
- Carbohydrates come in _____ and complex forms
- Deficiencies in calcium and phosphorus can lead to this condition
- This animal does not have a gall bladder
- This essential nutrient helps regulate the body’s chemical processes
- Salivary ____ helps break down lipids for absorption
- The method by which the body takes in and uses nutrients from food
- The last segment of the small intestine
- The water-soluble vitamins
36 Clues: AKA chewing • The fat-soluble vitamins • The water-soluble vitamins • Produces insulin and glucagon • Water helps regulate body ______. • The cud in a ruminant is formed here • The last segment of the small intestine • The main digestive enzyme in the stomach • This animal does not have a gall bladder • The first segment of the small intestine • ...
Nutrition Unit Crossword Puzzle 2016-09-18
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- Soluble Vitamins Vitamins that are stored in fat.
- Often called scarf and barf.
- When people can't have milk they are ______ intolerant
- Carbs Carbohydrates that are broken down quickly by the body are _____?
- Metabolic Rate The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest to keep vital functions going.
- Emotional disorder categorized as an obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to eat.
- The name of this unit is ______.
- These are a major source of energy for our body and we need a frequent supply of them.
- A medical condition in which the bones become brittle and fragile.
- Acronym for airway, breathing, and circulation.
- This person mostly eats plant products but will occasionally eat animal products.
- The process of going from recovering from dehydration is called ______.
- A person who does not eat or use animal products is a _______.
- A person who does not eat meat or other animal products.
- Fat can also be called a _____.
- Protein A _______ _______, contains all of the essential amino acids.
- These build body tissue, regulates heart, nerves, metabolism, and fluid balance
- This helps reduce the chance of getting colon cancer
- Fat Lipids that are in the form of a liquid are called ______.
- Fat Another term for a Trans-Fatty acid.
- This is a simple sugar that is an important energy source in living things and is a component of many carbohydrates.
- Condition caused by a lack of water in the body.
- Supplement A product intended for ingestion that helps provide your body with the needed nutrients.
- Acid A polyunsaturated fatty acid present in oils that are essential to the human diet.
- These build and repair tissue, and supply our body with amino acids.
- Major component of Cane or Beet Sugar.
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- A sugar that is found in honey and fruit.
- Eating Disorder A person with this disorder will have episodes of overeating regularly but will not induce vomiting afterwards.
- Vegetarian A person who will eat animal products, not including meat.
- Body Mass Our body weight minus our body fat is called our _____.
- A unit of measurement for energy in food.
- This converts the fuel in the food we eat into energy for the body to use.
- Soluble Vitamins This is a vitamin that can dissolve in water.
- Help keep the fluid levels in your body controlled.
- Protein These do not provide you with the amino acids you need.
- Foods Foods that are filled with nutrients are called _______.
- When there's a shortage of something there is a ________ of it.
- The two types of lipoproteins that carry cholesterol to and from cells are called ____/____.
- When you are at a healthy weight your ___ is good.
- When you have a deficiency of red blood cells or of hemoglobin in the blood resulting in weariness you have this condition.
- A dose of a drug or vitamin several times higher than the usual.
- When something is poisonous it is _____.
- Things we get from food that the body needs are _____?
- When something is a requirement it is ________ that you have it.
- Supplement Product to provide the body with nutrients taken from plants.
- Carbs These are found in starches such as bread.
- Acids ________ are the building blocks of the proteins in our bodies.
- Fat A lipid that is a solid is a _________.
- Guide Pyramid A pyramid developed by the government to show the different food groups and serving sizes you should be eating to have a healthy diet.
- Compounds essential to normal growth and nutrition
- When you do not eat for a long period of time you feel _____.
51 Clues: Often called scarf and barf. • Fat can also be called a _____. • The name of this unit is ______. • Major component of Cane or Beet Sugar. • When something is poisonous it is _____. • Fat Another term for a Trans-Fatty acid. • A sugar that is found in honey and fruit. • A unit of measurement for energy in food. • Fat A lipid that is a solid is a _________. • ...
Food + Nutrition Kitchen Safety 2019-10-04
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- mitts : what you wear to prevent any burns on your hands or
- fire : what happens when a fire starts because of grease/fat (or burning)
- : to leave something in a cold area
- : things you use to make your food (what you mix with etc)
- a short way to write something
- : to wash and sanitize something
- zone : area where leaving food in for too long can cause bacteria to form and grow rapidly
- : a difficult way a recipe is written
- : to prepare food with the use of heat
- : when your body rejects certain food(s) which could cause harm
- : where you keep food that needs to be cold (beverages, prepped meals etc)
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- : what happens when you get a serious allergic reaction to certain foods
- : foods you need to cook food (water, flour, eggs, etc)
- : where you keep that needs to be frozen/cold (raw meats etc)
- : a form of food poisoning (micro-organism)
- : when cutting raw and fresh vegetables on the same cutting board
- : a fungus that can grow on food left out for too long or not properly refrigerated
- : another simple way to write a recipe
- : clean/ wash your hands, countertops etc
- : a very simple way a recipe is formed
- : something you use to follow steps when baking or cooking
21 Clues: a short way to write something • : to wash and sanitize something • : to leave something in a cold area • : a difficult way a recipe is written • : another simple way to write a recipe • : a very simple way a recipe is formed • : to prepare food with the use of heat • : clean/ wash your hands, countertops etc • : a form of food poisoning (micro-organism) • ...
Food + Nutrition Kitchen Safety 2019-10-04
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- : to prepare food with the use of heat
- mitts : what you wear to prevent any burns on your hands or
- : to wash and sanitize something
- : something you use to follow steps when baking or cooking
- : a form of food poisoning (micro-organism)
- fire : what happens when a fire starts because of grease/fat (or burning)
- : a difficult way a recipe is written
- : foods you need to cook food (water, flour, eggs, etc)
- : where you keep food that needs to be cold (beverages, prepped meals etc)
- a short way to write something
- : clean/ wash your hands, countertops etc
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- : another simple way to write a recipe
- : where you keep that needs to be frozen/cold (raw meats etc)
- : a fungus that can grow on food left out for too long or not properly refrigerated
- : when cutting raw and fresh vegetables on the same cutting board
- : to leave something in a cold area
- : when your body rejects certain food(s) which could cause harm
- : what happens when you get a serious allergic reaction to certain foods
- : a very simple way a recipe is formed
- : things you use to make your food (what you mix with etc)
- zone : area where leaving food in for too long can cause bacteria to form and grow rapidly
21 Clues: a short way to write something • : to wash and sanitize something • : to leave something in a cold area • : a difficult way a recipe is written • : another simple way to write a recipe • : a very simple way a recipe is formed • : to prepare food with the use of heat • : clean/ wash your hands, countertops etc • : a form of food poisoning (micro-organism) • ...
Nutrition, Kendra and Mckenna 2019-10-15
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- needed to make thyroid ________
- helps your body get energy from ____
- regulating muscles and _____ functions
- helps bones, teeth, skin, and____ stay healthy
- Many ____ together
- needed for normal _____ clotting
- hair and _____ are mostly made of this
- Helps the body get energy from ____
- helps red blood cells carry ______
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- 2x4=cups a day
- plays a roll making red blood cells and maintaining _____ cells
- helps keep the ____ balance in your body
- u put it in coffee
- Helps build strong ____ and teeth
- help with cell ______
- helps the body make ________
- helps form ___ blood cells
- opposite of sugar
- helps heal ______
- helps build strong bones and _____
20 Clues: 2x4=cups a day • opposite of sugar • helps heal ______ • u put it in coffee • Many ____ together • help with cell ______ • helps form ___ blood cells • helps the body make ________ • needed to make thyroid ________ • needed for normal _____ clotting • Helps build strong ____ and teeth • helps build strong bones and _____ • helps red blood cells carry ______ • ...
Human Nutrition and Enzymes 2012-11-30
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- Enzymes turn starch into .......
- The tiny projections in the ileum.
- The process of muscles rhythmical contracting and relaxing to move
- The mineral that is part of hemoglobin in red blood cells.
- Enzyme found in saliva.
- What are 'Single' sugars such as glucose and fructose called?
- The first part of the small intestine.
- What enzyme is produced in the pancreas?
- The unit energy in food is measured by.
- A Disease caused by a vitamin C deficiency.
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- A polymer of glucose that humans cannot digest.
- Contain only carbon and hydrogen.
- To stay healthy we need to have a ........ diet.
- A Disease caused by a vitamin D deficiency.
- .... turns fat into an emulsion of tiny droplets.
- The walls of the intestine contain the circular and the ............ muscle layers.
- The chemical 'building blocks' of lipids are two types of molecule called ........ and fatty acids.
- Mineral for making teeth and bones
- Fish, Meat, Cheese and eggs are rich in .......
- Food travels down the .......... into the stomach.
- Starch is a polymer made up of .......
21 Clues: Enzyme found in saliva. • Enzymes turn starch into ....... • Contain only carbon and hydrogen. • The tiny projections in the ileum. • Mineral for making teeth and bones • The first part of the small intestine. • Starch is a polymer made up of ....... • The unit energy in food is measured by. • What enzyme is produced in the pancreas? • ...
A Crossword of Nutrition 2012-07-26
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- An essential nutrient. It helps to maintain blood volume, regulate the balance of water in the cells, and keep nerves functioning.
- There are no double bonds between the carbon atoms of the fatty acid chain.
- Complex proteins that assist in or enable chemical reactions to occur.
- Acids that your body does not have the ability to synthesize.
- An essential mineral that helps regulate heart function, blood pressure, and nerve and muscle activity.
- Is an essential mineral for the human body. It is needed for protein, bone, and fatty acid formation, making new cells, activating B vitamins, relaxing muscles and blood clotting.
- A A fat-soluble vitamin with multiple functions in the body.
- Is one of the human body’s essential minerals. It forms part of haemoglobin, the component of the blood that carries oxygen throughout the body.
- A unit of measure equal to one one-thousandth of a gram
- Is one of the basic components of food and makes all life possible.
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- In which there are one or more double bonds between carbon atoms of the fatty acid chain.
- An average person with an average life style would need about 8700 of these a day.
- BMI
- An essential mineral that is usually found in nature combined with oxygen.
- It comes from the thick cell walls of plants. It is an indigestible complex carbohydrate.
- Individual isomers of what we more commonly call "fats".
- A chemical substance that help protect against cell damage from free radicals. Well-known examples include vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, carotenoids, and flavonoids
- A general classification to denote water-insoluble compounds, such as fatty acids and sterols
- An essential mineral with a wide variety of functions within the human body.
- Of all the essential minerals in the human body, it is the most abundant. It helps the body form bones and teeth and is required for blood clotting.
20 Clues: BMI • A unit of measure equal to one one-thousandth of a gram • Individual isomers of what we more commonly call "fats". • A A fat-soluble vitamin with multiple functions in the body. • Acids that your body does not have the ability to synthesize. • Is one of the basic components of food and makes all life possible. • ...
Human Digestion and Nutrition 2013-05-02
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- cavity Contains the capillaries and the nerve
- It is a vitamin that is produced by oranges
- decay Disease that affects your teeth if you dont maintain it well
- Function as biological catalysts
- Teeth to cut the soft food
- To do the starch experiment you need the ......... solution
- The stomach produces ......... acid
- It have acids inside for killing the bacteria that is in the food
- Hard part of the teeth
- Skin on top of the bones
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- A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction
- Is the taking in of food through the mouth
- Part of the human digestion that swallows food
- To do the glucose experiment you need the ......... solution
- The softer part of the teeth
- Fundamental for the growth of your bones
- Name of the of the food that is swallowed and pushed down the oesophagus
- First part of the small intestine
- Dogs have this types of teeth
- First part of the digestive system
20 Clues: Hard part of the teeth • Skin on top of the bones • Teeth to cut the soft food • The softer part of the teeth • Dogs have this types of teeth • Function as biological catalysts • First part of the small intestine • First part of the digestive system • The stomach produces ......... acid • Fundamental for the growth of your bones • Is the taking in of food through the mouth • ...
Nutrition and Exercise Review 2013-11-11
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- most protein is found in this food group
- best kind of fat
- too much of this mineral can cause high blood pressure
- range of motion available at a joint
- a waxy, fat-like compound
- how often you should exercise
- 1 gram of fat equals how many calories
- nutrients that keep the body functioning smoothly
- vitamin that is important to help boost the immune system
- the most common nutritional deficiency
- maintenance of equilibrium
- teens should consume 30-60 minutes of this every day
- the energy needed to sustain a heartbeat, breathing, and normal body temperature
- good cholesterol
- type of carbohydrate that provides long lasting energy
- lack of calcium can lead to this
- fat soluble vitamins
- contrat or tighten muscles, but do not change length
- muscle lengthens and shortens through full range of motion
- exercising at a level that is beyond your regular activity
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- the approximate size of a serving of meat
- continuous use of oxygen over an extended period of time
- percent of fat intake limited to the total amount of calories you consume
- ability of muscles to exert force one time
- rapidly change direction
- how long you should exercise
- calcium can be found mostly in this food group
- mineral necessary for the production of hemoglobin
- how strenuous you should exercise
- provide the body with energy
- circulatory and respiratory systems supply oxygen during physical activity
- percent body weight that is water
- cover a distance in a short period of time
- time elapsed between stimulation and response
- integration of eye, hand, and foot movements
- important for growth and maintenance
- most important nutrient for the body
- a complex carb that provides little energy and cannot be digested
- short, fast bursts of energy
- ability to use muscles for a long period of time without fatigue
- percent of fat and lean tissue in the body
- carries oxygen around the body
- what calories provide for the body
- rate at which on can perform work
44 Clues: best kind of fat • good cholesterol • fat soluble vitamins • rapidly change direction • a waxy, fat-like compound • maintenance of equilibrium • how long you should exercise • provide the body with energy • short, fast bursts of energy • how often you should exercise • carries oxygen around the body • lack of calcium can lead to this • how strenuous you should exercise • ...
Nutrition- Ch 7,8, & 9 2014-02-25
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- proteins that contain all essential amino acids
- fatty acid that contains all the hydrogen it can chemically hold
- vitamins absorbed and transported by fat
- substances that protect body cells and immune system from damage by harmful chemicals in air and foods
- minerals needed in only small amounts but serving vital body functions
- protein with globular shape; transports oxygen from throat of choking person
- receiving enough water to meet all the body’s needs
- unsaturated fatty acid with two or more hydrogen units missing
- type of liquid, commonly called fats
- excessive amount of substance that reacts as poison in the body
- amino acids that the body needs but cannot provide; obtained from foods
- macrominerals with special duties in the body; calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, chloride, and potassium
- disease caused by lack of vitamin D in adults
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- all vegetables from cabbage family
- fats produced when oils are turned into solids in food production; they increase LDL cholesterol levels and may lower HDL
- Condition caused by calcium deficiency; bones become porous, weak and fragile
- vitamins that dissolve in water and pass easily into bloodstream
- plant proteins that lack at least one essential amino acid
- lack of enough iron in body, resulting in fatigue, weakness, and shortness of breath
- chemical structures that make up fats
- phytochemical used by body to make vitamin A
- fat-like substance in all body cells; needed for many essential body processes
- lack of water in the body; signs include dark-colored urine, dry lips and skin, and constipation
23 Clues: all vegetables from cabbage family • type of liquid, commonly called fats • chemical structures that make up fats • vitamins absorbed and transported by fat • phytochemical used by body to make vitamin A • disease caused by lack of vitamin D in adults • proteins that contain all essential amino acids • receiving enough water to meet all the body’s needs • ...
Chap 13 - Lifespan Nutrition 2014-09-17
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- breastfeeding makes it easier for babies to digest this
- older adults should choose "nutrient-__________" foods
- pregnant women should reduce the amount of this consumed
- this is the 2nd most rapid period of growth
- 55% or more of carbs for teen athletes should come from these
- a mother should not breastfeed if she is taking __________ that can be harmful to the baby
- (2 words) social programs, such as church dinners, help older people get ____ _____.
- the number of life spans or life stages
- the life stage before birth
- children have small stomachs and _________ attention spans
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- (2 words) at 4-6 months, babies can move to this in their eating
- drinking caffeine can actually do this to a teen athlete
- the amount of food a 2-year old can live on is two of these per day
- the best way to lose weight after having a baby is thru this kind of eating
- children with these issues may have trouble meeting their nutritional requirements
- iron and _____ are especially important for adolescence
- each stage brings its own ______________.
- older adults need fewer calories but the same amount of _________.
- children should eat this size meals and snacks
- pregnant women only need to increase these by about 300 per day
- (2 words) this helps develop a healthy spinal cord in a fetus
- the baby pulls nutrients from the mother so the mother's own health will ____ if she does not eat healthy
22 Clues: the life stage before birth • the number of life spans or life stages • each stage brings its own ______________. • this is the 2nd most rapid period of growth • children should eat this size meals and snacks • older adults should choose "nutrient-__________" foods • breastfeeding makes it easier for babies to digest this • ...
Nutrients & Nutrition in Humans 2014-08-17
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- Some protein digestion begins in the _____, while most of it occurs in the small intestine.
- _____ are organic materials made up of the elements carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. Phosphorus and sulfur may also be present.
- At the liver, excess glucose is converted into _____ upon stimulation by insulin.
- The _____ folds on the inner surface of the small intestine increases the rate of absorption.
- End-products of fat digestion are fatty acids and _____.
- _____ is the process of converting harmful substances into harmless ones by the liver cells.
- The _____ test is carried out to test for the presence of proteins.
- _____ acts as a solvent for chemical reactions.
- Ethanol emulsion test is carried out to test for the presence of _____.
- Pepsin digests proteins to _____.
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- When the circular muscles in the alimentary canal relax, the longitudinal muscles _____.
- The small intestine has 3 parts: _____, jejunum and ileum.
- Fats are an _____ material that prevents excessive heat loss.
- Sucrase digests sucrose to glucose and _____.
- _____ increases the surface area to volume ratio of fats, speeding up their digestion by lipase.
- _____ is the rhythmic, wave-like muscular contractions of the circular and longitudinal muscles in the wall of alimentary canal.
- Monosaccharides can be joined together to form disaccharides during _____ reaction.
- Prolonged alcohol abuse may lead to liver _____, a disease in which the liver cells are destroyed and replaced with fibrous tissue, making the liver less able to function.
- _____ is the process whereby large food molecules are broken down into small, soluble, simple and diffusible molecules that can be absorbed into the body cells.
- _____ is the process whereby some of the absorbed food substances are converted into new protoplasm or used to provide energy.
- Liver cells produce and secrete _____.
21 Clues: Pepsin digests proteins to _____. • Liver cells produce and secrete _____. • Sucrase digests sucrose to glucose and _____. • _____ acts as a solvent for chemical reactions. • End-products of fat digestion are fatty acids and _____. • The small intestine has 3 parts: _____, jejunum and ileum. • Fats are an _____ material that prevents excessive heat loss. • ...
Life Cycle Nutrition Key 2014-05-13
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- portion of bone, muscle, fat, tissue, that make up body weight
- the right Body Mass Index for your body
- severe condition which has antibodies in breast milk
- lack of water in body
- changed by various methods to add flavor
- thick, yellowish fluid in breast milk; rich nutrient and antibodies; proteins that protect babies
- adverse physical reaction to food, not involving immune system
- being overweight
- disorder in which person east abnormally large amounts of food in short time
- amounts of nutrients needed by 98% of people given in age and gender group
- eating disorder in which an extremely thin person sees self as fat and has intense fear of gaining weight
- physician who specializes in care of women during pregnancy and childbirth
- vigorous activity that increases heart and breathing rate for at least 20 minutes
- recommend that healthy people use only moderate amounts of needed space.
- abnormal response to certain foods by bodies immune system
- watching what you eat and how you eat it
- stages of human development from birth to maturity
- popular weight loss method that ignores sound nutrition principles
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- eating disorder; binge eating is followed by purging to get rid of body food and calories and prevent weight gain
- ratio of weight to height
- waist circumference divided by hip circumference
- amount of energy needed to raise temperature of 1 kilogram of water i degree Celsius
- production of breast milk
- influence of people in same age group
- physical or mental tension caused by reaction to a situation
- physician who cares for infants and children
- process of making gradual, permanent changes in eating and activity habits
- minimum amount of energy needed to maintain basic body process
- food filled with a lot of nutrients
- conditions marked by emotions, attitudes, and behaviors related to food, eating, and weight
- exercise that involves short, intense burst of activity
- an exercise intense enough to trigger lactic acid formation
- unborn baby
- extra body fat
- energy to perform to stay active and alert
- being to skinny or having low body fat
36 Clues: unborn baby • extra body fat • being overweight • lack of water in body • ratio of weight to height • production of breast milk • food filled with a lot of nutrients • influence of people in same age group • being to skinny or having low body fat • the right Body Mass Index for your body • changed by various methods to add flavor • watching what you eat and how you eat it • ...
Nutrition Feeding and Eating 2016-09-30
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- an essential dietary trace element that facilitates iron use and is a component of several enzymes involved in hemoglobin synthesis, collagen formation, would healing and nerve fiber maintenance
- a group of water-soluble, energy-yielding organic compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.
- a thyroxin-binding protein measured to evaluate the nutrition status of critically ill patients who are at high risk for malnutrition.
- a condition of excess body weight, that is, a body mass index of 30 or above
- the main functional constituent of red blood cells that serves as their-oxygen-carrying protein.
- an instrument with two adjustable arms, legs or jaws used to measure diameter or thickness.
- successive wavelike movements by which tubular organs that have both longitudinal and circular muscle fibers, such as those in the gastrointestinal tract, propel their contents forward
- a glycoprotein produced in the liver that binds and transports iron
- nonorganic substances that are essential for health, are used at every cellular level for metabolic exchanges, and must be otatined in the diet.
- a form of vitamin B12, a vitamin essential for the production of red blood cells
- a major mineral essential for maintaining the energy transfer of RNA and DNA as well as acid-base balance
- a vitamin essential for releasing energy from carbohydrates as well as for digestion and peristalsis and providing energy for smooth muscles, glands, the central nervous system and blood vessels.
- adjust precisely for a particular function.
- the constructive phase of metabolism, in which the body cells synthesize protoplasm for growth and repair.
- as essential dietary trace element that is a cofactor for insulin.
- having a body mass index between 25 and 29.9
- one of the forms of vitamin B6, a vitamin essential for cellular function and synthesis of hemoglobin, neurotransmitters, and niacin.
- an essential trace element that is a component of enzymes involved in the metabolism of carbohydrates, protein, and fat and in bone formation
- a trace mineral essential for hemoglobin formation and function, cellular oxidation of glucose, antibody production, and collagen synthesis.
- a mineral essential for normal immune function and thyroid-gland activity.
- the sum of the physical and chemical changes in living cells by which energy is provided for vital processes and activities and new material is assimilated.
- a substance that nourishes
- having a body mass index of 30 or above
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- one of the forms of vitamin A, a vitamin essential for vision health, tissue strength and growth, embryonic development, gene expression and immune function
- an essential element that forms a bond with calcium and thus accumulates in calcified body tissue such as bones and teeth.
- a trace element in the diet that is a component DNA and RNA and of many enzymes involved in growth, metabolism and other senses and functions.
- carbohydrates that are components of plants and cannot be digested by humam enzymes
- a mineral essential for maintaining the health of bones and teeth, cardiovascular support, blood clotting, and nerve transmission
- a plasma protein formed primarily in the liver and accounting for about two thirds of the protein in plasma.
- the withdrawal or removal, via a syringe or other apparatus of a substance or material from the body
- the study of the measurement of the size, weight, and proportions of the human body, usually on a comparative basis.
- difficulty swallowing
- a vitamin essential for releasing energy from nutrients in all body cells, as well as for growth, vitality, and tissue healing;
- a vitamin that aids in energy and protein metabolism; also called vitamin B3
- a class of essential energy-yeilding macronutrients that contain only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, such as sugars, starches, glycogen, and fiber.
- a group of water-insoluble, energy-yielding macronutrients that are organic compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.
- a major mineral largely responsible for regulating fluid balance and cell permeability and essential for acid-base balance, nerve transmission, and muscle irritability
- degrading process involving the release of energy and the breakdown of complex materials such as proteins or lipids within an organism.
- a trace mineral essential for the synthesis of thyroxine hormone that helps regulate metabolism
- a unit by which energy is measured; the amount of heat needed to raise the temperatures of 1kg of water 1 degree Celsius; also called a kilocalorie.
- any of a group or organic substances found in foods and essential in small qualtities for growth, health, many enzymatic and chemical reactions, and many metabolic functions.
- a major mineral essential for bone nourishment, a catalyst for many enzyme reaction, and a contributor to nerve and muscle function and cardiovascular support.
- general physical wasting and malnutrition most often related to chronic disease
- a major mineral essential for maintaining intra-and extracellular fluid volume, muscle, blood pressure, and musculosketal and cardiovascular function.
- a class of essential-yielding macronutrients that are organic compounds composed of individual "building blocks" called amino acids.
- a coenzyme used in fatty acid synthesis, amino acid metabolism, and the formation of glucose.
46 Clues: difficulty swallowing • a substance that nourishes • having a body mass index of 30 or above • adjust precisely for a particular function. • having a body mass index between 25 and 29.9 • as essential dietary trace element that is a cofactor for insulin. • a glycoprotein produced in the liver that binds and transports iron • ...
Nutrition and wellness vocab 2023-10-19
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- to coat food with a liquid that forms a glossy finish
- to beat quickly
- to coat the food in flour
- to coat food with flour
- mix a light mixture into a heavier one
- mix food with a spoon
- to mix throughly
- cut into large pieces
- make straight shallow cuts
- to crush food
- to remove the center of a fruit
- mix food with tongs
- to lightly sprinkle flour on food
- chop finely
- cut a thin layer with a paring knife
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- cut food into irregular pieces
- to coat food with 3 layers
- to pour liquid over food while it cooks
- to break food into particles
- put small pieces of food on top of another
- to break food
- coat food with liquid using a brush
- to pulverize food
- cut into very thin strips
- divide into 4 pieces
- to make food into a cream
- divide food into smaller pieces
- cook food in a sugar syrup
- to grind food until smoothe
- cut food with kitchen shears
30 Clues: chop finely • to break food • to crush food • to beat quickly • to mix throughly • to pulverize food • mix food with tongs • divide into 4 pieces • mix food with a spoon • cut into large pieces • to coat food with flour • to coat the food in flour • cut into very thin strips • to make food into a cream • to coat food with 3 layers • make straight shallow cuts • cook food in a sugar syrup • ...
Nutrition and wellness crossword 2023-10-19
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- combining two or more ingredients thoroughly so they can blend.
- Often applies to food that is cooking.
- To separate water from solid foods.
- To separate solid particles from a liquid.
- To mix ingredients, such as salad greens and dressing.
- and shred To cut food, such as cheese or carrots.
- To add such flavorings as herbs and spices to a food.
- To loosen the flavorful food particles in a pan after food has been browned.
- To leave an opening in. a container so steam can escape during cooking.
- To remove a stone or seed from fruit using a sharp knife.
- To cut off a very thin layer of peel with a paring knife.
- and dice Both of these terms refer to cutting food into small square pieces.
- method This is common method for measuring shortening.
- To shape a food by hand or by placing it in a decorative mold.
- means dividing a food into smaller parts.
- and mince Chopping means to cut food into small irregular pieces. To mince is to chop finely.
- To remove the tough outer coating of a food.
- To crush food into a smooth mixture.
- To remove the center of a fruit.
- Used gently mix a light fluffy mixture into a heavier one.
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- method Some cooks prefer this technique, which takes a liquid measuring cup.
- Subtracting the weight of the container to find the weight alone.
- To beat ingredients.
- To cut food into small pieces with kitchen shears.
- To use a grinder to break up food into coarse.
- To divide a food into four equal pieces.
- To soak dry ingredients.
- To cut a food, such as almonds, into very thin strips.
- To mix thoroughly and add air to foods.
- Food with thin layer of another food.
- method The convenient method is used for fat that's comes in 1/4-pounds sticks usually butter and margarine.
- To grind or mash cooked fruit or vegetables.
- To break or tear off small layers of food.and shred To cut food, such as cheese or carrots
- To add flavor to a food by soaking it in a cold, seasoned liquid.
- To make straight.
- To boil a mixture in order to evaporate the liquid and intensify the flavor.
- To beat quickly and vigorously to incorporate air into mixture.
- To pulverize food into crumbs, powder, or paste with rolling pin, blender, or food processor.
- To cut a food into large, thin pieces with a slicing knife.
- To heat liquid to just below the boiling point.
40 Clues: To make straight. • To beat ingredients. • To soak dry ingredients. • To remove the center of a fruit. • To separate water from solid foods. • To crush food into a smooth mixture. • Food with thin layer of another food. • Often applies to food that is cooking. • To mix thoroughly and add air to foods. • To divide a food into four equal pieces. • ...
Foods And Nutrition 1 2023-11-06
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- A rounded blade used specifically to cut pizza.
- An electrical machine with whisk attachments used to mix.
- Tools used to measure dry or wet ingredients.
- A bowl with holes that allow liquid to drain.
- Cold storage used for long term storage.
- A deep spoon used typically for serving soups.
- Cold storage used for things like dairy, vegetables, and meat.
- Used to shred things like cheese or chocolate.
- Metal or plastic tool with a scoop at the end used to eat.
- Another name for an oven and stove combo.
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- An electrical device for making toast.
- A sheet used for baking.
- A wire rack used to put things on to cool.
- Tool used to open cans.
- Tool used to cut things.
- A tool with a flat end used for serving or to pick up food.
- Used to mush things like potatoes.
- A small oven like machine used for quick heating.
- Metal rod used to sharpen knives.
- Tool used to peel fruits and vegetables.
- A mesh bowl used to separate clumps of dry ingredients from smaller pieces.
- Metal or plastic tool with three or four prongs used for eating.
- Scissors made specifically for food preparation.
- Long grabbers used to grab hot things or serve food.
- Large heating container used to cook food.
25 Clues: Tool used to open cans. • A sheet used for baking. • Tool used to cut things. • Metal rod used to sharpen knives. • Used to mush things like potatoes. • An electrical device for making toast. • Cold storage used for long term storage. • Tool used to peel fruits and vegetables. • Another name for an oven and stove combo. • A wire rack used to put things on to cool. • ...
Food Nutrition Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-21
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- a carbohydrate that requires more work for the body to digest
- a sugar made of several monosaccharides
- a sugar extracted from plants and is used to sweeten foods
- food that lacks one or more essential amino acids
- basic building blocks of fats
- a fatlike substance in cells that is needed fir many body processes
- a sugar with a single chemical unit
- the green pigment in plants
- the body's main source of energy
- Process by which plants use the sun's energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into oxygen and gluose
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- a substitue that tastes sweet but has no calories
- form of carbohydrate
- a food that contains nine essential amino acids
- a plant materical that cannot be digested
- Carbohydrate with a simple chemical structure
- your body needs it but cant make it
- a fat protein unit
- carbohydrate with more complex chem. structure
- a sugar made of 2 monosaccharide
- a molecule that combines with other amino acis molecules to make proteins
20 Clues: a fat protein unit • form of carbohydrate • the green pigment in plants • basic building blocks of fats • a sugar made of 2 monosaccharide • the body's main source of energy • your body needs it but cant make it • a sugar with a single chemical unit • a sugar made of several monosaccharides • a plant materical that cannot be digested • ...
Food Nutrition Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-21
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- sugar that is extracted from plants and used to sweeten food
- dissolves in water and passes easily into the bloodstream during digestion
- carbohydrate with a simple chemical structure
- green pigment in plants, necessary for photosynthesis
- food that contains nine essential amino acids
- getting enough water to meet all the body's needs
- the body's main source of energy
- form of carbohydrate that supplies energy to the body
- increase LDL cholesterol levels and lower HDL cholesterol levels
- vegetable from the cabbage family
- fat like substance in cells that is needed for many body processes
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- plant material that can't be digested
- poisoning from too much of a substance
- process by which plants use the sun's energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into oxygen and gluclose
- fat protein unit
- substance that tastes sweet but has few or no calories
- condition in which the body has too little water
- turns vegetable oils into solids
- basic building block of fat
- substances that protect cells and the immune system from damage by harmful chemicals
20 Clues: fat protein unit • basic building block of fat • the body's main source of energy • turns vegetable oils into solids • vegetable from the cabbage family • plant material that can't be digested • poisoning from too much of a substance • carbohydrate with a simple chemical structure • food that contains nine essential amino acids • ...
Food and Nutrition Basics 2023-12-15
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- You can develop this disease if you don't take in enough iron
- True or False? Fiber can reduce cholesterol levels
- One of the benefits of consuming complex carbohydrates is that they release energy at a steady
- Heme iron is found in sources
- The sugar that is present in grains is called
- This macronutrient is the primary source of energy and is found in things like fruits and vegetables
- fiber will not dissolve in water
- High-density Lipoproteins are considered the fats
- What is one disease you can develop from consuming too much fat?
- What state is animal fat in at room temperature?
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- Iron plays an essential role in producing this
- This is another term for simple carbohydrates
- True or False? Protein will not be consumed by the body if you don't eat enough carbohydrates
- This macronutrient can help you feel full for longer periods of time
- Since this type of protein doesn't contain all essential amino acids, you need to combine it in order to meet your nutritional needs
- The only carbohydrate that does not provide the body with energy
- Transfats and fats are considered the bad fats
- True or False? Fat helps develop protective layers around nerves
- Carbohydrates come in two forms, simple and
- Food items that contain lots of refined sugar are typically called empty
- How many essential amino acids are there?
21 Clues: fiber will not dissolve in water • Heme iron is found in sources • How many essential amino acids are there? • Carbohydrates come in two forms, simple and • This is another term for simple carbohydrates • The sugar that is present in grains is called • Iron plays an essential role in producing this • Transfats and fats are considered the bad fats • ...
nutrition and welness vocab 2022-10-18
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- a part of a mixture applied to food
- to make the surface of a food brown
- To cook below boiling point, bubbles form slowly and break on the surface
- to cut into small pieces
- to cut into very small pieces
- to cook in a liquid while bubbles constantly break the surface
- To cover a food with a coating of crumbs made from bread, crackers, or cereal
- to beat rapidly with a rotary beater, an electric mixer, or wire whisk; to incorporate air into it
- to toss or move cooking food to spread ingredients
- to cut into small squares
- to cut away skin or a very thin layer
- to soften and blend until smooth and light
- to fry small pieces of food very quickly in a small amount of very hot oil while stirring constantly
- to combine a delicate mixture, inserting spoon vertically bringing the mix over the top and turning the bowl
- a mesasure of warmth or coldness applied to food
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- to tear or cut into thin pieces or strips
- to cook uncovered in a small amount of fat in a pan stirring frequently
- decoration or embellishment accompanying a prepared food dish or drink
- To work dough by folding, pressing, and turning, until it is smooth and elastic.
- to cut into very small pieces with a sharp knife
- to spread or brush over food while cooking
- to combine two or more ingredients
- the amount of food a recipe serves
- to mix solid shortening with flour by cutting the shortening into small pieces and mixing until it's completely covered
- Fry To cook in an uncovered skillet with a small amount of fat
- to rub food against a grater to obtain fine particles
- cooked dishes are chilled rapidly and reheated as required
- to cut into flat pieces
- to cook with an over-and-over motion, using a spoon, rotary, or electric beater
- To heat an oven to a desired cooking temperature before putting in the food
- To soak in a seasoned liquid, (a marinade), to add flavor and/or to tenderize
- To cook in hot fat.
32 Clues: To cook in hot fat. • to cut into flat pieces • to cut into small pieces • to cut into small squares • to cut into very small pieces • to combine two or more ingredients • the amount of food a recipe serves • a part of a mixture applied to food • to make the surface of a food brown • to cut away skin or a very thin layer • to tear or cut into thin pieces or strips • ...
nutrition and welness vocab 2022-10-18
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- to combine a delicate mixture, inserting spoon vertically bringing the mix over the top and turning the bowl
- to fry small pieces of food very quickly in a small amount of very hot oil while stirring constantly
- Fry To cook in an uncovered skillet with a small amount of fat
- to cut into very small pieces with a sharp knife
- cooked dishes are chilled rapidly and reheated as required
- to cook in a liquid while bubbles constantly break the surface
- to cook with an over-and-over motion, using a spoon, rotary, or electric beater
- to cook uncovered in a small amount of fat in a pan stirring frequently
- to soften and blend until smooth and light
- decoration or embellishment accompanying a prepared food dish or drink
- a part of a mixture applied to food
- a mesasure of warmth or coldness applied to food
- to cut into flat pieces
- to cut into very small pieces
- the amount of food a recipe serves
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- to make the surface of a food brown
- To cook under direct heat or over coals
- To soak in a seasoned liquid, (a marinade), to add flavor and/or to tenderize
- to cut into small squares
- to tear or cut into thin pieces or strips
- to spread or brush over food while cooking
- To work dough by folding, pressing, and turning, until it is smooth and elastic.
- to cut away skin or a very thin layer
- To cover a food with a coating of crumbs made from bread, crackers, or cereal
- to toss or move cooking food to spread ingredients
- To heat an oven to a desired cooking temperature before putting in the food
- To cook in hot fat.
- To cook below boiling point, bubbles form slowly and break on the surface
- to cut into small pieces
- to combine two or more ingredients
- to beat rapidly with a rotary beater, an electric mixer, or wire whisk; to incorporate air into it
- to mix solid shortening with flour by cutting the shortening into small pieces and mixing until it's completely covered
- to rub food against a grater to obtain fine particles
33 Clues: To cook in hot fat. • to cut into flat pieces • to cut into small pieces • to cut into small squares • to cut into very small pieces • to combine two or more ingredients • the amount of food a recipe serves • to make the surface of a food brown • a part of a mixture applied to food • to cut away skin or a very thin layer • To cook under direct heat or over coals • ...
Vocabulary Nutrition and Wellness 2022-10-18
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- To use a grinder to break up food into coarse, medium, or fine particles
- to make straight shallow cuts with a slicing knife in the surface of a food
- to grind or mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth
- to mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs or a large spoon and fork
- to lightly sprinkle a food with flour or confectioners’ sugar
- to beat ingredients combining until soft and creamy
- to cut a food, such as almonds, into very thin strips
- to coat a food with flour
- to mix thoroughly and add air to foods
- to remove the center of a fruit, such as an apple or pineapple
- to pour liquid over a food as it cooks using a baster or spoon
- to heat sugar until it liquefies and darkens in color
- to break or tear off small layers of food, often cooked fish, with a fork
- to beat quickly and vigorously to incorporate air into a mixture, making it light and fluffy
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- to divide a food into four equal pieces
- to crush food into a smooth mixture with a masher or beater
- to pulverize food into crumbs, powder, or paste with a tolling pin, blender, or food processor
- to put small pieces of food on the surface of another food
- to coat a food with three different layers
- to cut off a very thin layer of peel with a paring knife
- to cut food into small pieces with kitchen shears
- to coat food heavily with flour
- often applies to food that is cooking. Mix with a spoon or a wire whisk In a circular motion
- to coat a food with liquid that forms a glossy finish
- to use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid
- food is removed from the pan and excess fat poured off, a small amount of liquid is added and stirred and simmered
- to cut a food into large, thin pieces with a slicing knife
- to cook a food in a sugar syrup
- to dip food briefly in boiling water and then in cold water to stop the cooking process
- to make a liquid clear by removing solid particles
- used to gently mis a light, fluffy mixture into a heavier one
31 Clues: to coat a food with flour • to coat food heavily with flour • to cook a food in a sugar syrup • to mix thoroughly and add air to foods • to divide a food into four equal pieces • to coat a food with three different layers • to cut food into small pieces with kitchen shears • to use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid • ...
himmothy nutrition crossword puzzle 2022-10-24
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- that are added to foods or beverages when they are processed or prepared.
- Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Protein Foods, and Dairy.
- made up of sugar molecules that are strung together in long
- a naturally occurring inorganic element
- broken down quickly by the body to be used as energy
- liquid and not wet
- Microwave popcorn
- if a food does not contain nutrients a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life.
- shows your food group targets
- found throughout the body
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- provided with defensive works as protection against attack.
- you have poor diet
- the process by which the body changes food and drink into energy
- a type of carbohydrate that the body can't digest
- a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life.
- a chemical element with the symbol Na
- the energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water through 1 °C
- having had the proportion of the isotope U-235 it contains increased in order to make it suitable for use in a nuclear reactor or weapon.
- carbohydrate, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals and water.
- liquid at room temperature
- any of a group of organic compounds which are essential for normal growth and nutrition
21 Clues: Microwave popcorn • you have poor diet • liquid and not wet • found throughout the body • liquid at room temperature • shows your food group targets • a chemical element with the symbol Na • a naturally occurring inorganic element • a type of carbohydrate that the body can't digest • broken down quickly by the body to be used as energy • ...
National Nutrition Month 2023 2023-02-28
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- Canned, frozen, and dried produce is equally as healthy as ____ produce. Nutritional value is not diminished by these preservation processes.
- If blood sugar changes are a concern, the effect of the ___ in fruit can be helped by adding fiber and protein to the meal or snack.
- ___ is a fixation on eating “healthy” foods. Recognized by the National Eating Disorder Association, people with this condition commonly exhibit obsessive behaviors regarding health, food choices, and nutrition information.
- Your body has a natural ___ system that includes the kidneys, liver, and gastrointestinal tract. Detox diets are not necessary – regardless of your recent dietary habits – and can be dangerous.
- ___ ___ are the signals your body gives you to let you know when you need to eat.
- Since hunger and satiety cues can be affected and even suppressed by previous diets, rigid eating habits, and mental/emotional states like stress and ___, it is important to connect with them but not rely on them entirely.
- ___ is not just a key element for a healthy gastrointestinal tract. It also helps remove excess cholesterol from the bloodstream.
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- A food’s ___ value is determined by how much heat it emits when burned in a vacuum.
- After soy, the plant with the highest amount of protein is ___, with 18 grams of protein per cup.
- People with ___ do not need to avoid fruits to be healthy.
- Bananas are known for being high in potassium, but they are also an excellent source of ___. So are pumpkin seeds, peanut butter, and almonds.
- Enjoying what you eat is a good thing. Connecting with your body to appreciate the experience and flavors can boost your mood and increase your ___ levels – which can decrease the risk of disordered behaviors like unnecessary fasting or overeating.
- Bugs Bunny can often be seen eating a ___.
- Julia Child was the host of this popular PBS cooking show: ____ ____ ____
- Virginia is one of the country's major ___ producers.
- Your diet is not a reflection of your ___.
- The MEC Library offers free ___ during finals week.
- Eating a ___ of foods is important to everyone’s health
- Soy-based foods do not increase your risk of ___. They can be a great resource for fiber, protein, vitamins, and minerals.
- Marylanders are particularly fond of this locally sourced food: ___
20 Clues: Bugs Bunny can often be seen eating a ___. • Your diet is not a reflection of your ___. • The MEC Library offers free ___ during finals week. • Virginia is one of the country's major ___ producers. • Eating a ___ of foods is important to everyone’s health • People with ___ do not need to avoid fruits to be healthy. • ...
nutrition crossword puzzle, answers 2023-03-02
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- to toast the food
- the abbreviation for it is LBS.
- to cook below boiling point
- metal blade that removes the peel
- to beat sugar and fat together
- used to measure the foods temperature
- shallow round pans for pies and ect.
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- 60 minutes is an _____.
- 12 eggs are considered a _______.
- to be flattened by a rolling pin
- to beat rapidly to introduce air bubbles
- oven a very heavy duty pot
- you can steam veggies in it
- to cut fat into flour
- long tube to suck up juices
- you reheat your food in it
- extracts juice from lemons
- spoon like device
- to apply heat
- to cook in small amounts of fat
20 Clues: to apply heat • to toast the food • spoon like device • to cut fat into flour • 60 minutes is an _____. • oven a very heavy duty pot • you reheat your food in it • extracts juice from lemons • to cook below boiling point • you can steam veggies in it • long tube to suck up juices • to beat sugar and fat together • the abbreviation for it is LBS. • to cook in small amounts of fat • ...
Nutrition and Wellness Crossword 2024-04-04
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- to cut food into large, thin pieces
- to cook a food in a sugar syrup
- to mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs or a large spoon and fork
- slathering a thin layer of another food
- to remove the center of a fruit
- to break or tear off small layers of food
- to remove a stone or seed from fruit using a sharp knife
- to cut off a very thin layer of peel
- to crush food into a smoother mixture with a masher or beater
- to mix thoroughly and add air to foods
- to cut a food into very thin strips
- to divide a food into 4 equal parts
- to grind or mash cooked fruits or vegetables until they are smooth
- to pour a liquid over a good as it cooks
- to shape a food by hand or by placing it in a decorative mold
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- to heat sugar until it liquefies and darkens in color
- to coat food heavily wit flour, bread-crumbs, or cornmeal
- to put small pieces of food on the surface of another food
- to make straight, shallow cuts
- to beat ingredients, combining until soft and creamy
- to beat quickly and vigorously to incorporate air into a mixture
- to coat a food with a liquid that forms a glossy finish
- dividing a food into smaller parts
- to coat a food with 3 different layers
- to cut food into small pieces with kitchen shears
- to pulverize food into crumbs, powder, or paste
- to use a pastry brush to coat a food with a liquid
- to remove the tough outer coating of a food
- to use a grinder to break up food into coarse, medium, or fine particles
- used to gently mix a light, fluffy mixture into a heavier one
30 Clues: to make straight, shallow cuts • to cook a food in a sugar syrup • to remove the center of a fruit • dividing a food into smaller parts • to cut food into large, thin pieces • to cut a food into very thin strips • to divide a food into 4 equal parts • to cut off a very thin layer of peel • to coat a food with 3 different layers • to mix thoroughly and add air to foods • ...
Nutrition & Transport in Plants 2024-06-15
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- xylems cells are dead at maturity, so no protoplasm and cross-walls to ______ waterflow through lumen
- irregularly shaped cells that allow for gaseous exchange in the leaf
- the phloem transports _______ from leaves to other parts of the plant
- light ____________ point is where rate of respiration = rate of photosynthesis
- companion cells contain many ____________ to carry out respiration and release energy for active transport of manufactured food substances from photosynthesis
- in the night, K+ ions move out of guard cells via diffusion, so water moves out of guard cells to neighbouring cells via osmosis, causing the guard cells to become _______, closing the stoma
- the transport of food in the phloem tissue
- the pores in the sieve plates allow for _____________ flow of food substances through the sieve tubes
- during the day, guard cells photosynthesise and energy is used to pump K+ ions into guard cells via active transport, so water from neighbouring cells enter via osmosis, causing the guard cells to swell and become ______, opening the stoma
- root hair cell has long and narrow protrusion to increase _______ ____ __ ______ _____ for rapid absorption of water and minerals
- upper epidermis and lower epidermis are single layers of closely-packed cells that function to protect the leaf from ________ ______
- inner walls of xylem are deposited with ______ to strengthen walls and provide support
- a phenomenon that occurs due to excessive transpiration, where plant cells become flaccid and leaves fold up to reduce water loss
- spongy mesophyll cells are covered in a thin film of ________ to allow carbon dioxide to dissolve in it
- the loss of water vapour from the stomata of the leaves through diffusion; a consequence of gaseous exchange in plants for photosynthesis to occur
- a transparent layer that coats the upper epidermis of the leaf
- root hair cell has many mitochondria to fuel more ______ for active transport of mineral salts into root hair cell
- tightly packed, regularly shaped cells that are the main site of photosynthesis in the leaf
- bean-shaped cells that surround the stomata to control the opening and closing of the stomata
- water enters root hair cells and subsequently the xylem via _______
- cuticle is waxy and waterproof to reduce _____ ____ through evaporation from the leaf
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- mineral salts enter root hair cells via diffusion or ______ _________
- the xylem transports water and _______ _____ from roots to other parts of the plant
- spongy mesophyll contains large _____________ ___ ______ to allow for quick diffusion of gases like carbon dioxide into all photosynthetic cells
- phloem is made up of sieve tube elements and companion cells, where the sieve tube has porous walls in between each sieve tube element called _____ ______
- the process in which green plants trap light energy and converts it into chemical energy for the formation of carbohydrates and its subsequent uses
- a factor that directly affects the process; by increasing its amount, it increases the rate of process
- at a constant temperature and carbon dioxide concentration, the rate of photosynthesis increases with increasing light intensity until it reaches a plateau, where light intensity becomes the limiting factor; this is called the light __________ point
- spongy mesophyll contains the ________ ______, which consists of xylem and phloem tissues that are responsible for the transport of substances in the plant
- root hair cell ____ ___ contains sugars, amino acids and mineral salts and that its water potential is lower than that of soil solution, to drive water potential gradient for osmosis
- palisade mesophyll contains the most number of ____________ among the tissue in the leaf to increase absorption of sunlight for photosynthesis (hint: organelle)
- the site of gaseous exchange in plants
- the pigment found in chloroplasts that traps light energy
- photosynthesis is a process that is highly dependent on _______, thus rate of photosynthesis is affected by temperature
34 Clues: the site of gaseous exchange in plants • the transport of food in the phloem tissue • the pigment found in chloroplasts that traps light energy • a transparent layer that coats the upper epidermis of the leaf • water enters root hair cells and subsequently the xylem via _______ • irregularly shaped cells that allow for gaseous exchange in the leaf • ...
Anatomy/Nutrition/Medical Crossword 2024-07-08
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- A common internal parasite that can affect cats and dogs of all ages that absorbs vital nutrients from the animal. Adults are segmented worms in the intestines.
- Vaccines made of highly stable preparations of whole virus or bacteria incapable of replicating following administration, also known as "killed" vaccines.
- Chicken breed commonly used for meat production
- Proper bone name for the kneecap.
- Genetic mutation in the myostatin gene that causes twice the number of muscle fibers to develop.
- A fat cell.
- Lobe of the brain responsible for personality, memory, and behavior.
- Nutrients that encourage growth of beneficial microbes.
- Breed of cattle originating from India with long, droopy ears.
- Organ used for fermentation by microbes in some animals such as cattle.
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- Biological catalyst that accelerates chemical reactions.
- Technical term for chewing.
- The most important mineral for muscle contraction.
- Organelle that gives muscle its red color.
- Bones of the fingers and toes.
- Hormone produced by the pancreas that regulates blood glucose.
- Organ that produces bile which is important for digestion.
- A virus that affects the neurological system. Causes a severe, often fatal, polioencephalitis affecting the gray matter of the brain. All species are susceptible.
- The largest organ of the human body.
- Where chickens obtain calcium for developing eggshells.
- Organ that is the central metabolic hub.
- Brain units responsible for receiving and transmitting information throughout the body.
22 Clues: A fat cell. • Technical term for chewing. • Bones of the fingers and toes. • Proper bone name for the kneecap. • The largest organ of the human body. • Organ that is the central metabolic hub. • Organelle that gives muscle its red color. • Chicken breed commonly used for meat production • The most important mineral for muscle contraction. • ...
nutrition and wellness vocab 2024-10-18
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- to remove stones or seeds from fruit by using a sharp knife
- to coat food heavily with flour
- combining two or more ingredients thoroughly so they blend
- board is a essential for safe and efficient cutting
- o leave an opening in a container so steam can escape during cooking
- pulverize food into crumbs, powder or paste
- to loosen the flavorful food particles in a pan after food has been browned
- to remove the center of a fruit34.) Drain to separate water from solid food
- to make a liquid clear by removing solid particles
- to cup food into small pieces with kitchen shears
- to mix thoroughly and add air to food
- to coat food
- is to cut a food into large thin pieces with a slicing knife
- to shape the food by hand or by placing it in a decorative mold
- crush food into a smooth mixture
- use a grinder to break up a food into coarse median or fine particle
- to beat quickly and vigorously to incorporate air into a mixture
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- grind or mash cooked fruits or veggies until hey are smooth10.) Quarter to dived into four pieces
- o cook food in a sugar syrup
- cut food into small amounts
- to lightly coat food with flour
- to add flavor to a food by soaking in cold seasonal liquid
- to heat sugar until it liquefies and darkens in color
- to mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs or a large spoon and fork
- to coat food with a liquid that forms a glossy finish
- break or tear off small layers of food
- add flavor and texture
- to put small pieces of food on the surface of another food
- to pour liquid over food as it cooks
- to beat intendants until soft and creamy
- give bowl a quarter turn and repeat until well blin
- to use pastry brush to coat food with liquid
- to coat food with three different layers
- is to mix with a spoon or whisk in a circler motion
- to dip the food in boiling water then cold water to stop the cooking process
35 Clues: to coat food • add flavor and texture • cut food into small amounts • o cook food in a sugar syrup • to coat food heavily with flour • to lightly coat food with flour • crush food into a smooth mixture • to pour liquid over food as it cooks • to mix thoroughly and add air to food • break or tear off small layers of food • to beat intendants until soft and creamy • ...
the importance of nutrition 2023-05-08
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- a tough complex carbohydrate that the body cannot digest
- the waxy fatlike substance in your blood
- - the spreading of pathogens from one food to another
- - a condition in which the body’s immune system reacts to substances in some foods
- treating a substance with heat to kill or slow the growth of pathogens
- elements in food that are used by the body
- the psychological desire for food
- nutrients that the body uses to build and maintain its cells and tissues
- starches and sugars found in foods that provide your body’s main source of energy
- - recommendations about smart eating and physical activity for all americans
- a condition in which bones become fragile and break easily
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- illness-food poisoning
- the natural physical drive to eat prompted by the body's need for food
- - negative reaction to food that doesn’t involve the immune system
- substances added to a portion of food to produce desired effect
- are compounds found in food that help regulate many body processes
- an interactive guide to healthful eating and active living
- substances in food that your body needs to grow to repair itself and to supply with energy
- is a unit of heat used to measure the energy your body uses and the energy it receives from food
- certain foods with a high ratio of nutrients to calories
- the process by which your body takes in and uses food.
21 Clues: illness-food poisoning • the psychological desire for food • the waxy fatlike substance in your blood • elements in food that are used by the body • - the spreading of pathogens from one food to another • the process by which your body takes in and uses food. • a tough complex carbohydrate that the body cannot digest • ...
Animal Nutrition Lecture 1 2022-08-26
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- grasping and ingesting
- Breaking down
- burping to get rid of gases
- Any chemical element or compound in the diet
- middle portion of small intestine
- "true stomach" of a ruminant
- "to chew again"
- lower portion of small intestine
- small nipple projection interior of rumen wall
- third compartment of stomach absorbs water
- passageway from mouth to stomach
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- animal is losing weight
- upper portion of small intestine
- animal is gaining weight
- second compartment also called honeycomb
- a simple stomach and does not ruminate
- grinding and chewing
- relative energetic state of animal
- Building up
- first compartment of a ruminant's stomach
20 Clues: Building up • Breaking down • "to chew again" • grinding and chewing • grasping and ingesting • animal is losing weight • animal is gaining weight • burping to get rid of gases • "true stomach" of a ruminant • upper portion of small intestine • lower portion of small intestine • passageway from mouth to stomach • middle portion of small intestine • relative energetic state of animal • ...
Orrin PB Nutrition Puzzle 2022-11-17
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- contain amino acids.
- a bone disease that develops when bone mineral density and bone mass decrease, or when the quality or structure of bone changes.
- a measurement of the energy content of food.
- is defined as the capacity to do work.
- a source of essential fatty acids, which the body cannot make itself.
- a mineral that is naturally present in many foods, added to some food products, and available as a dietary supplement.
- a type of dietary fat. It is one of the unhealthy fats.
- contain one or more double or triple bonds between the molecules.
- dense Food that is high in nutrients but relatively low in calories is called what?
- a type of carbohydrate that the body can't digest.
- the process by which the body changes food and drink into energy.
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- those elements on the earth and in foods that our bodies need to develop and function normally.
- simply the desire to eat.
- are broken down quickly by the body to be used as energy.
- a nutrient that the body needs in small amounts to function and stay healthy.
- is a waxy, fat-like substance that's found in all the cells in your body.
- a chemical compound found in foods.
- a mineral most often associated with healthy bones and teeth.
- are unsaturated fatty acids that come from either natural or industrial sources.
- an uncomfortable or painful physical sensation caused by insufficient consumption of dietary energy
- an essential nutrient because it is required in amounts that exceed the body's ability to produce it.
21 Clues: contain amino acids. • simply the desire to eat. • a chemical compound found in foods. • is defined as the capacity to do work. • a measurement of the energy content of food. • a type of carbohydrate that the body can't digest. • a type of dietary fat. It is one of the unhealthy fats. • are broken down quickly by the body to be used as energy. • ...
Jon Mils Nutrition puzzle 2022-11-17
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- Opposite of number
- This turns into glucose.
- The amount of energy released when your body breaks down food.
- Required for growth and the maintenance of life.
- How our body breaks down food.
- Dietary supplement and Antacid.
- A feeling to eat
- Has 3 categories that are Saturated, Unsaturated, and trans.
- It is made up of amino acids.
- When you have too much fatty substance in you, pretty much overweight.
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- A naturally occurring inorganic element.
- Another word for this is H2O.
- They dissolve in water and go into the bloodstream during digestion.
- A condition in which bones become weak and brittle.
- A type of fat containing a high proportion of fatty acid molecules.
- This is gained when sleeping and needed for activities.
- The amount of beneficial nutrients in a food product.
- A discomfortable feeling caused by lack of food.
- Moves waste through your digestive. system.
- A type of fat that is found in processed food like snacks.
- Has a type of protein in red blood cells that transports oxygen to parts of your body.
21 Clues: A feeling to eat • Opposite of number • This turns into glucose. • Another word for this is H2O. • It is made up of amino acids. • How our body breaks down food. • Dietary supplement and Antacid. • A naturally occurring inorganic element. • Moves waste through your digestive. system. • Required for growth and the maintenance of life. • ...
304: Feeding and Nutrition 2022-10-18
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- A fresh supply must always be provided
- Chickens have one of these to help grind down food
- Thiamine, riboflavin and ascorbic acid are all water soluble ________
- Dietary sources include meat, fish and dairy products
- Not digestible to non-herbivores
- Polypeptides are broken down into _____ acids
- A polygastric herbivore, such as a cow is known as a ________
- Bile is produced here
- The bond formed between two amino acids
- A plant carbohydrate that helps with digestion
- The part of the large intestines used by hindgut fermenters, but not by simple stomach animals
- Makes enzymes such as trypsin and lipase
- Tongue helps move food into a lump called a _____
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- Glucose is stored in the body in this form
- The largest part of a ruminant's stomach
- Glycerol + 3x fatty acids = ____________
- The first stage of cellular respiration
- The enzyme that breaks down bacterial cell walls
- A type of fat that is solid at room temperature
- The term given to destructive metabolism
- Can occur at 15% dehydration
- Acts as an emulsifier
- A monosaccharide found in fruit
- A macro-mineral that helps with bone formation
24 Clues: Acts as an emulsifier • Bile is produced here • Can occur at 15% dehydration • A monosaccharide found in fruit • Not digestible to non-herbivores • A fresh supply must always be provided • The first stage of cellular respiration • The bond formed between two amino acids • The largest part of a ruminant's stomach • Glycerol + 3x fatty acids = ____________ • ...
Sports Nutrition Review 2.0 2022-05-09
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- A person who can help you with a plan for training & competition and can help check safety of supplements
- This can affect your performance for 72+ hours, even if BAC returns to 0%
- In a post-workout snack, carbohydrates refuel your muscles and protein does what?
- Low energy availability effect performance and overall ______
- You want to do this to perform
- The term for when you provide enough nutrients/energy to your body to support workouts and rebuild lean tissue.
- Post-workout goals are to refuel, repair and _____________.
- Muscles stay in a state of _______ until fuel is restored post workout.
- Energy availability = Energy intake – energy ________
- Consuming carbohydrates/fluids during a workout can help prevent this.
- This is the word for carbohydrate stored in muscle
- True or False – appetite is not always indicative of food/fueling needs
- About how many grams of protein will stimulate post-exercise muscle recovery
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- Depleted glycogen stores can worsen fatigue and increase this risk
- A product taken by mouth that contains a “dietary ingredient” that includes vitamins, minerals, amino acids, herbs/botanical as well as other substances.
- Salmon, chia seed, flax seed and canola oil are anti-inflammatory foods and sources of this micronutrient. (written as a word plus number)
- Your body can use 30 - _____ grams of carbohydrate per hour during prolonged exercise. (written as a word)
- The macronutrient that helps spare muscle breakdown & decreases fatigue when consumed before a workout/competition
- Not getting enough of this can affect: performance, learning, memory, cognition, pain perception, immunity & recovery
- In high concentrations, this vegetable increases nitrates & may improve aerobic endurance performance.
- About what percent of your immune system is located in your gut? (written as a word)
- True or False – the federal law does not require dietary supplements to be proven save or effective by the FDA before being sold
- This is a 24-48 hour process.
- True or False – you should count the calories you consume during a workout towards your daily intake.
- This person is responsible for making sure the supplements you take are safe
- If food intake is too low, your body will start to break these down for energy
26 Clues: This is a 24-48 hour process. • You want to do this to perform • This is the word for carbohydrate stored in muscle • Energy availability = Energy intake – energy ________ • Post-workout goals are to refuel, repair and _____________. • Low energy availability effect performance and overall ______ • Depleted glycogen stores can worsen fatigue and increase this risk • ...
Nutrition is the solution 2023-10-02
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- Nutrients like calcium and iron that help your body work properly
- A nutrient that provides energy and is found in oils and butter
- A sweet substance often added to food and drinks
- A diet with a mix of different foods from all food groups is considered a ______ diet
- A mineral that helps build strong bones and teeth. Found in dairy products
- Fresh fruits and vegetables
- These are essential for good health and come from foods like fruits and veggies
- This nutrient helps build muscles and repair tissues. It's found in meat, eggs, and beans
- Essential for staying hydrated and healthy
- The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
- A small, quick meal between regular meals
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- Sweet and often colorful foods that come from plants
- The food and drinks a person regularly consumes
- A unit of energy found in food and drinks
- A type of plant that's good for you when you eat it
- The act of taking in fluids to stay properly hydrated
- The body's primary source of energy, found in foods like bread and pasta
- A substance found in food that provides nourishment
- Foods like rice, pasta, and bread made from plants like wheat or rice
- Foods like milk, cheese, and yogurt made from milk
- The amount of food you put on your plate
- Found in fruits and vegetables, it helps with digestion and keeps you feeling full
- The amount of food recommended for one person
- The power to do work or be active
- A mineral that helps carry oxygen in your blood. Found in red meat and leafy greens
25 Clues: Fresh fruits and vegetables • The power to do work or be active • The amount of food you put on your plate • A unit of energy found in food and drinks • A small, quick meal between regular meals • Essential for staying hydrated and healthy • The amount of food recommended for one person • The food and drinks a person regularly consumes • ...
Nutrition & Wellness Crossword Puzzle 2024-09-26
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- Works Against Poison
- To make food impure
- A product that may contain vitamins
- Microscopic Organisms
- Show signs of something
- When foods are not wrapped correctly
- Extremely important or essential
- Expecting or predicting something in advance.
- A poison that kills insects or other pests
- Nutrients
- Temperature range where bacteria grows
- Your body uses it for many processes
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- Life-saving technique
- Caused by unsafe food.
- Maintaining Cleanliness
- Immediate care that prevents more injury and relieves pain
- Foods that spoil easily
- A substance that performs a job in your body
- Easy to catch on fire
- Suitableor proper for a particular situation
20 Clues: Nutrients • To make food impure • Works Against Poison • Life-saving technique • Microscopic Organisms • Easy to catch on fire • Caused by unsafe food. • Maintaining Cleanliness • Foods that spoil easily • Show signs of something • Extremely important or essential • A product that may contain vitamins • When foods are not wrapped correctly • Your body uses it for many processes • ...
Plant and human nutrition 2025-03-24
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- Nutrients needed for growth and repair
- Inorganic substances essential for body function
- Simple sugar used for energy in cells
- Tissue that transports water in plants
- Muscle movement that pushes food through the digestive system
- Process of breaking down food into smaller molecules
- Process by which plants make food using light
- Gas used by plants during photosynthesis
- Sugar produced in photosynthesis
- Organic substances required in small amounts for health
- Enzyme that breaks down starch
- Helps digestion and prevents constipation
- Organ that absorbs water and forms waste
- Organism that makes its own food
- Green pigment that absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis
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- Substance that helps break down fats
- Organ where most nutrients are absorbed
- Enzyme that breaks down proteins in the stomach
- Mineral needed for protein synthesis in plants
- Gas released by plants during photosynthesis
- Nutrients that provide energy and store fat
- Mineral needed for making chlorophyll
- Organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- Main source of energy in the diet
- source needed for photosynthesis
- Tissue that transports sugars in plants
- Process of water loss from leaves
- Organ that produces digestive enzymes
- Tiny pores in leaves for gas exchange
- Specialized cell that absorbs water and minerals
30 Clues: Enzyme that breaks down starch • source needed for photosynthesis • Sugar produced in photosynthesis • Organism that makes its own food • Main source of energy in the diet • Process of water loss from leaves • Substance that helps break down fats • Simple sugar used for energy in cells • Mineral needed for making chlorophyll • Organ that produces digestive enzymes • ...
My six Nutrition crossword 2025-09-16
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- - Wrapped and packed, with extras inside.
- - I'm not a meal, yet help you grow A, B, C, I’m in the row. Found in fruits and sometimes pills What am I?
- - Earth’s gift, strong and small, Builds your bones, fuels us all.
- - Sweet or starchy, I give you speed— In pasta and bread, I’m what you need.
- - I'm solid or slick, give food its kick, too much of me might make you sick. What am I?
- - Unprocessed, pure, and real, Nature’s plate, a balanced meal.
- - Tiny snacks with mighty power, Crunchy bites from tree or flower.
- - Not too much, not too little just right.
- - Creamy goods from cow or goat, In your fridge or breakfast oat.
- - Clear, cool, life’s flow, From clouds to taps below
- - Crack the shell, gold inside, Protein-packed and breakfast pride.
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- - Sweet to taste, quick to burn, In fruits and treats, they twist and turn.
- - Golden fields, a hearty base, Bread and rice energy’s grace
- - Nature’s elite, packed with might, Boost your health, day or night.
- - Fragrant leaves that spice your plate, Fresh or dried, they elevate.
- - fuel your body, keep illness at bay, In fruits and veggies, I lead the way. Balanced and wise, I’m your daily mission— What am I, in the world of nutrition?"
- - I build your muscles, repair your cells, In eggs and beans, I dwell in shells. I'm not a carb, nor fat you see, But vital for your energy.
- - Beans and peas in humble form.
- - Keeps things moving, plant-based might, In fruits and grains, it fuels your bite
- - From garden beds to salad bowls, They fuel your brain and strengthen souls.
20 Clues: - Beans and peas in humble form. • - Wrapped and packed, with extras inside. • - Not too much, not too little just right. • - Clear, cool, life’s flow, From clouds to taps below • - Golden fields, a hearty base, Bread and rice energy’s grace • - Unprocessed, pure, and real, Nature’s plate, a balanced meal. • ...
Nutrition Crossword 8-9 2025-10-08
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- add hydrogen to fat molecules in vegetable oils
- only found in animal products
- lighter than the standard for a persons height
- breaks down food to release energy
- when you eat protein your digestive system breaks it down
- nutrients that contain nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen
- fat found in animal fats and dairy products
- illustrates 5 foods you need regularly
- water contains this small substances
- carbohydrate found in plants
- help protect health cells
- your body only needs small amounts of this
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- fat found in vegetable oil, nuts, and seeds
- physical discomfort for your body's needs for nutrients
- use energy when you rest
- desire for food
- nutrients made of carbon
- heavier than the standard for a persons height
- amount of energy broken down
- substance the body needs to function
- made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
21 Clues: desire for food • use energy when you rest • nutrients made of carbon • help protect health cells • amount of energy broken down • carbohydrate found in plants • only found in animal products • breaks down food to release energy • substance the body needs to function • water contains this small substances • made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen • ...
Nutrition Ch. 3 Carbohydrates 2025-10-21
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- non-digestible carbohydrates that tend to form a thick, gel-like compound in the stomach that may then be fermented by bacteria in the colon.
- composed of two (di) monosaccharides (e.g., sucrose, maltose, lactose).
- Grains contain the entire grain, or seed, which is the endosperm, bran, and germ.
- the effect a food has on the blood glucose concentration: how quickly the glucose level rises, how high it goes, and how long it takes to return to normal.
- sugar alcohols produced from the fermentation or hydrogenation of monosaccharides or disaccharides.
- adding back certain nutrients (to specific levels) that were lost during processing.
- Synthetically made sweeteners that provide minimal or no carbohydrate and calories. They are also known as artificial sweeteners.
- the storage form of glucose in plants.
- dietary fiber + functional fiber.
- intermediate, acidic compounds formed from the incomplete breakdown of fat when adequate glucose is not available.
- group name for starch, glycogen, and fiber; composed of long chains of glucose molecules.
- form of glucose in animals and humans.
- a formula that combines portion size and GI into one number to evaluate the impact on blood glucose levels.
- the estimated amount of a food additive that a person can safely consume every day over a lifetime without risk.
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- single molecules of sugar (saccharide); the most common monosaccharides in foods are hexoses that contain six carbon atoms.
- non-digestible carbohydrates that cannot be broken down by bacteria in the colon but absorb water.
- consisting of many (poly) sugar molecules.
- class of energy-yielding nutrients that contain only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, hence the common abbreviation of CHO.
- a classification of carbohydrates that includes monosaccharides and disaccharides; commonly referred to as sugars.
- as proposed by the Food and Nutrition Board, functional fiber consists of extracted or isolated non-digestible carbohydrates that have beneficial physiologic effects in humans.
- a numeric measure of the glycemic response of a 50 g carbohydrate serving of a food sample. The higher the number, the higher the glycemic response.
- carbohydrates and lignin that are natural and intact components of plants that cannot be digested by human enzymes.
- caloric sugars and syrups added to foods during processing or preparation, or consumed separately; do not include sugars naturally present in foods, such as fructose in fruit and lactose in milk.
- bioactive, nonnutrient plant compounds associated with a reduced risk of chronic diseases. Also known as phytochemicals.
- adding nutrients that are not naturally present in the food or were present in insignificant amounts.
- Grains consist of only the endosperm (middle part) of the grain and therefore do not contain the bran and germ portions.
26 Clues: dietary fiber + functional fiber. • the storage form of glucose in plants. • form of glucose in animals and humans. • consisting of many (poly) sugar molecules. • composed of two (di) monosaccharides (e.g., sucrose, maltose, lactose). • Grains contain the entire grain, or seed, which is the endosperm, bran, and germ. • ...
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Organisms and their environmen 2020-04-26
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- pyramid, a graphical representation showing the feeding relationships of groups of organisms
- web, a system of interlocking and interdependent food chains
- a group of people living in the same place/ have common characteristics
- any organisms that absorbs soluble organisms nutrition
- a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of interbreeding
- organisms that break down decaying organisms and waste.
- relating/ resulting from living organisms
- all the inhabitants in a particular place
- the total amount of water on a planet
- any organism that only eats plants
- an organism that derives its nutrition requirement from complex organic substances
- organisms that obtain food from feeding on other organisms
- the planet on which we live
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- to clear forest and trees
- an individual animal/ plant/single celled life form
- a biological community of interacting organisms and their environment
- an organism capable of of synthesising its own food from inorganic substances
- levels, the position that an organism occupies in a food chain
- a chemical process in which substance reacts rapidly with oxygen and gives off heat
- the surrounding in which an organism lives
- chain, a series of organism each depend on the next as a source of food
- the science that studies living things, the environment and their interactions
- organisms that make their own food
- the mass of living organisms in a given area/ ecosystem at a given time
- the gas surrounding a planetary body held in place by gravity
- a kind of animal that eats either plants/ animals
- the regions of the surface and atmosphere of the earth occupied by living things
- any organism that eats a diet consisting mainly of meat
- physical rather than biological; not derived from living organism
29 Clues: to clear forest and trees • the planet on which we live • organisms that make their own food • any organism that only eats plants • the total amount of water on a planet • relating/ resulting from living organisms • all the inhabitants in a particular place • the surrounding in which an organism lives • a kind of animal that eats either plants/ animals • ...
