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Primary function of digestive system

Obtain nutrients

Body cells need ________ to run cell processes

Energy

Animals obtain chemical energy from

Food

Typical label for packaged food lists calories and major nutrients

Food labeling

Fats, oils, waxes

Lipids

Energy dense, containing 9 calories per gram

Lipids

For storing Energy, making cell membranes, synthesizing steroid hormones

Lipids

Many lipids are made up of ________ ________ and ________

Fatty acids and glycerine

Carbohydrates that human can digest

Sugar and starch

Indigestible carbohydrates

Fiber (cellulose, insulin)

Needed by all body cells as energy

Carbohydrates

To build all the proteins that our body needs

Amino acids

Humans need a balance of 20 ________, which can be obtained from ________ ________, or by bending plant protein sources

Amino acids


Animal proteins

Minerals human need

1. Sodium


2. Potassium


3. Zinc


4. Iron


5. Calcium


6. Copper


7. Selenium

Most ________ can be found in whole grains, fruits, vegetables, nuts, meats

Minerals

For bone and tooth formation; muscle and nerve function

Calcium

Can be found in dairy products, leafy greens, dry beans

Calcium

Used to make hemoglobin and myoglobin

Iron

Can be found in red meats, eggs, nuts, whole grains, leafy greens

Iron

Component of certain enzymes, required for growth

Zinc

Can be found 8n meats, whole grains, nuts, legumes

Zinc

Bone and tooth formation, pH of body fluids, phospholipids

Phosphorous

Phosphorous can be found in

Dairy products and grains

Maintains pH of body fluids; used in action potentials

Potassium & sodium

Sodium can be found in

Table salt and meats

Potassium can be found in

Meats and milk

Used by the immune system

Selenium

Selenium can be found in

Nuts esp. Brazil nuts

Play many different roles in metabolism

Vitamins

Necessary to run energy related processes in cells

Vitamins

Visual pigments


Maintain epithelial tissues


Needed for normal growth

Vitamin A

Vitamin A can be found in

Orange & yellow fruits and vegetables, egg yolk, dairy products

Cellular respiration to metabolize sugars and other carbon compounds

Vitamin B

Vitamin B can be found in

Whole grains, legumes, many fruits and vegetables

B12 comes from

Animal sources

Collagen synthesis, possible role in immune function

Vitamin C

Vitamin C can be found in

Fresh fruits and vegetables

Bone growth, calcium absorption, possible role in immune function

Vitamin D

Vitamin D can be found in

Eggs, dairy products, sunlight on skin oils

Antioxidant, reduces cellular damage

Vitamin E

Vitamin E can be found in

Nuts, whole grains, leafy vegetables

Plays a role in blood clotting

Vitamin K

Produced by intenstinal bacteria

Vitamin K

Free radicals are released by cell damage and many cell processes

Antioxidant

Slows cell aging

Antioxidants

Humans obtain energy from

Carbohydrates

Beta carrots in carrots are converted to

Vitamin A

Vitamin that can overdose you

Vitamin A

Ingredient in energy drinks that gives you energy

Sugar