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How many kcalories per gram for carbohydrates

4

The term for blood sugar is

Glucose

Digestion of carbohydrates begins in the_, the enzyme that helps breakdown carbs is_

Mouth, amylase

______ should not be given to infants under the age of 1, because of______

Honey , bacteria botulism

🍯

The plant storage from carbohydrate is

Starches

What is the difference between soluble and insoluble fibers

Insoluble fibers do not dissolve in water, soluble fibers dissolve in water and move slowly through the digestive tract

What is functional fiber

Added fiber

The disaccharide found in milk is called? (Also known as milk sugar) .

Lactose

________is the monosaccharides the body utilizes for energy.

Glucose

The breakdown of fructose and galatatose into the glucose happens in the?

Liver

What do you know about aspartame?

2 amino acids 200 times sweeter than sucrose. FDA approved. Pku affects about 1 out of every 10,000 to 15,000 infants in the united states.

Splenda contains_________which is a modified sucrose molecule.

Sucralose

_________ is the body's stored form of energy and is stored in the _______&_________

Carbohydrates


Liver and muscle

Enriched breads are made from the _______ of the grains

Starches

What is the difference between enriched bread and whole grain bread

enriched is refined has no fiber and is a phytochemical chemical.


Whole grain is made with the entire edible grain kernel which has fiber in chemicals

The hormones produced by the pancreas are______&_______

Insulin and glucagon

What does insulin do

Facilitates the movement of glucose from the blood into the cells

What does glycogon do?

The storage form of glucose in humans and animals

Surplus carbohydrates are stored as_______ if not used then are stored as triglycerides also known as_________

Glycogen


fats

Glycogen stores deplete in_____ hours

18

What is ketosis

The condition of increased Ketone bodies in blood

Ketosis is left unchecked can lead to

Ketoacidosis

Minimum number of carbohydrates needed daily is

130

True or false Americans over consume the minimum DRI for carbohydrates?

True

True or false eating the recommended daily servings for each food group will ensure that you meet the minimum amount of carbohydrates and needed

True

Sugar consumption can increase the risk for

Dental caries Dental cavities

True or false dry fruits such as raisins increase the risk for dental caries

True

Symptoms for hyperglycemia

Increased thirst headaches trouble concentrating blurred vision frequent urination fatigue weak tired feeling weight loss blood sugar more than 100 mg/dl.

Symptoms for hypoglycemia

If left untreated diabetes can lead to what condition?

Descriptive term for fats

Lipids

That is made up of carbon oxygen and_______

Hydrogen

How many kcalories per gram for fats

9

Define saturated

Solid at room temperature

Define monounsaturated

Liquid at room temperature

Define polyunsaturated

Liquid at room. A fatty acid with two or more double bonds