4.01 key terms
Across
- 4. / A name given to blood sugar which has carbohydrates
- 9. / types of lipids known as fats
- 10. / another name for fats
- 13. acids / fatty acids found in fish oil, lowers the risk of heart disease
- 15. / plant material that is eaten, but can not be digested by human enzymes
- 16. / a nutrient that becomes part of the bones
- 18. / low density lipoprotein
- 20. / high sugar content ingredients
- 22. soluble vitamins / these vitamins dissolve easily in water
- 23. / not getting the needed nutrients
- 25. chemical process that turns vegetable oil into solids
- 26. / sucrose; simple carbohydrate
- 27. / sugars with single unit chemical structure
- 31. / chemical processes taking place in the cells after the body absorbs food
- 33. / a unit used to measure the energy value of foods
- 34. acids / a chemical compound that seems as a building block
- 35. / needed for growth and repair of hair nails, skin and muscles
Down
- 1. / another name for high
- 2. high density lipoprotein
- 3. / a calcium deficiency disease
- 5. / a life sustaining chemical composition
- 6. proteins protein that has all essential amino acids
- 7. when a plant locks one or more essential amino acids
- 8. supplement / vitamins and minerals taken in addition to your daily food intake
- 11. starches such as rice, bread, cereals, corn, or dry beans
- 12. / lack of water in the body
- 14. / helps prevent heart disease
- 17. / fat like substance in all body
- 19. / calcium, magnesium, and potassium
- 21. / complex carbohydrates stored in plants
- 24. acids / fatty acids that holds all the hydrogen that it can chemically hold
- 28. / the study of how the body uses food
- 29. / a blood disorder caused by a lack of iron and red blood
- 30. / organic substances needed in small amounts for hormonal growth maintenance, and cell reproduction
- 32. soluble vitamins / vitamins that are absorbed and stored in the fatty tissue of the body