Unit 10 FACS
Across
- 4. fats, usually from plants, that can lower cholesterol levels
- 5. stimulant and diuretics that affects the nervous system, heart, and kidneys
- 6. the red substance in the blood that carries oxygen to the cells
- 9. the study of food and the way the body uses it for growth and maintenance
- 17. energy required for the body to maintain basic life processes
- 19. food categorized according to their similarity in nutritive content
- 20. when the body collects excess water
- 21. food that is high in calories but provides few nutrients
- 23. variety of foods eaten daily in sufficient amounts to meet the body's nutritional needs
- 24. vitamins that move through the bloodstream in droplets of fat and are stored in body cells for long periods
- 25. Food that is low in calories and has large amounts of nutrients such as vitamins and minerals
Down
- 1. vitamins that move through the bloodstream dissolved in water
- 2. wax-like substance that helps transport and digest fat
- 3. daily nutritional intake of food and supplements that help maintain body processes
- 7. the speed at which the body uses energy to maintain its processes; varies by individual
- 8. portion of food taken at one time to satisfy appetite and provide necessary nutrients
- 10. daily nutrient allowance recommended for healthy persons set by the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Research Council
- 11. unit used to measure the energy value of food or the amount of energy used by a person's body
- 12. proteins that contain the nine essential amino acids and can build and repair body tissue; found mostly in animal products
- 13. proteins that lack some essential amino acids and cannot maintain life alone but can be combined with other incomplete proteins to form a complete protein
- 14. illness that lasts for a long time, such as diabetes
- 15. "pod fruits" such as beans, peas, lentils, and peanuts
- 16. fats, usually from animals, are associated with increased cholesterol levels
- 18. substances that the body must have to furnish energy and warmth, to grow, to regulate body processes, and to assist with repair and maintenance
- 22. increased expenditure of energy needed to digest food