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Anabolism
Constructive (building up) part of metabolism
Catabolism
Destructive (breaking apart) part of metabolism
Hydrolysis
Decomposition involving splitting of bond and addition of H
Condensation
Chemical reaction involving union between molecules often w/ elimination of simple molecule
Emulsifier
An agent used to combine 2 combatant substances- ie. Water and oil
Enzyme
Any of numerous proteins that are produced by living cells & catalyze specific biochemical reactions @ body temp.
Hormone
Chemical substance produced in body that controls & regulates activity of certain cells/ organs
Gluconeogenesis
Formation of glucose w/in body from substances (fats, proteins) that aren't carbs
Glycemic Index
Measure of rate @ which ingested food causes level of glucose in blood to rise
Deamination
To remove amino group from a compound
PEM
Protein Energy Malnutrition- leads to growth problems
Kwashiorkor
Severe protein malnutrition, atrophy
Marasmus
Progressive wasting of body
BMI
Body Mass Index- used to determine health risks; normal is between18.5 & 24.9
BMR
Basal Metabolic Rate- minimum amt. of energy needed @ rest to carry on vital body processes
Adaptive Thermogenesis
Regulated production of heat in response to environmental changes
Thermic Effect on Food
Energy body uses to digest, absorb, & further process food nutrients
6 Nutrient Categories
Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins, Vitamins, Minerals, and Water
6 Food Groups
Grains, fruits, vegetables, dairy, meats/ meat alternatives, fats/ oils
Complete Proteins
Provide all 9 Essential Amino Acids- ALL animal products have except for gelatin
Incomplete Proteins
Are missing at least 1 essential Amino Acid; plant foods
Essential Nutrients
Essential Amino Acids, fat-soluble vitamins, linoleic fatty acid, water
Kilocalories Each Nutrient Provides
Fats= 9, Alcohol= 7, Carbs= 4, Protein= 4, Minerals/Vitamins/Water= 0
Functions of Carbs
1. Provide energy 2. Spares protein 3. Regulates fat metabolism 4. Assist in GI Tract function
Functions of Proteins
1. Growth and maintenance of body cells/ tissues 2. Form body compounds 3. Regulate water balance 4. Maintain body neutrality 5. Provide energy
Functions of Fats (In Diet)
1. Provide energy 2. Provide satiety 3. Carries essential nutrients 4. Makes food palatable
Functions of Fats (In Body)
1. Collect in adipocytes and around organs 2. Insulation 3. Energy storage
Functions of Water
1. Act as solvent 2. Participates in Metabolism 3. Provides skin turgor 4. Lubricant 5. Shock absorber 6. Regulates temperature
Digestion of Carbs
Mouth: salivary amylase(starts breakdown) Stomach: N/A Small Intestine- Pancreas: Secretes Pancreatic Amylase Gall Bladder: N/A Liver: N/A
Digestion of Fats
Mouth:Linguinal Lipase Stomach: Gastric Lipase Small Intestine- Pancreas: Pancreatic Lipase Gall Bladder: N/A Liver: N/A
Digestion of Proteins
Mouth: N/A Stomach: Pepsin (Hydrolysis) and Acid (Denature) Small Intestine: Trypsin (hydrolysis)
Dietary Recommendations
Carbs: 55% total kcals, greater than 50g/day to prevent ketosis Fats:30% total kcals, less than 7% total kcals saturated fat, less than 300mg/day cholesterol Proteins: 15% total kcals, 9 Essential Amino Acids