Ch 5 Nutrition (from book website) – Flashcards
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            The majority of fat digestion takes place in:
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        The small intestine.
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            NOT a fat-soluble vitamin
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        vitamin C
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            NOT high in monounsaturated fatty acids
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        safflower oil
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            The Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range for fat is ______ of one's total energy intake.
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        20-35%
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            Which of the following statements regarding HDL-cholesterol levels is FALSE
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        a diet high in saturated fat increases HDL.
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            will likely ways to INCREASE one''s intake of trans fatty acids
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        using stick margarine rather than tub margarine
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            Dietary fat provides __________ kilocalories per gram
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        9
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            Fast foods and convenience foods are high in fat because fat:
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        makes the food taste good.
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            T/F Fat is an essential amino acids
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        FALSE
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            In order to estimate your 10-year risk for cardiovascular disease, you need to know all of the following EXCEPT your:
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        weight
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            Limiting your dietary intake of animal products can help to reduce your intake of cholesterol and __________.
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        saturated fat
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            Linoleic and alpha-linolenic acids are __________ fatty acids.
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        essential **NOTE: There are several kinds of omega 3 and omega 6; all can be derived from linoleic and linolenic acid.
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            The primary energy source during aerobic activities is:
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        fat
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            The recommended intake of cholesterol is less than __________ mg per day.
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        300
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            The strongest association between dietary fat and cancer is for:
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        prostate cancer.
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            Triglycerides are NEVER classified by
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        number of fatty acids.
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            What is the percentage of calories from fat for a piece of pie that contains 300 calories and 12 grams of fat?
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        36%
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            Which of the following foods most likely contains trans fatty acids?
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        margarine
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            Which of the following ingredients on a food label is responsible for the presence of trans fats in the product?
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        partially hydrogenated corn oil
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            Which of the following foods are rich sources of omega-3 fatty acids?
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        salmon and other cold water fish.
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            T/F: A diet high in trans fatty acids and saturated fatty acids increases one''s risk of cardiovascular disease.
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        True
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            T/F: According to the USDA, a product labeled'' low fat'' product must contain 3 grams of fat or less per serving.
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        True
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            T/F: Carbohydrates and protein are more energy dense than fat.
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        False
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            T/F: Fat helps us to feel satiated because it takes longer to digest than either protein or carbohydrate.
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        True
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            T/F: Fat replacers, such as olestra, have primarily been added to snack foods. The human body synthesizes (makes) cholesterol.
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        True
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            T/F: Fat-free foods are always low in calories.
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        False
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            T/F: LDL is the ""good cholesterol.""
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        False
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            T/F: Omega-3 fatty acids may reduce one''s risk of a heart attack.
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        True
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            T/F: The majority of fat in our diet comes from visible fat.
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        False
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            T/F: The target value for total blood cholesterol is less than 300 mg/dL.
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        False
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            are the most common lipid found in food.
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        Triglycerides
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            fatty acids must be consumed in the diet because our bodies cannot make them.
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        Essential
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            fatty acids have pronounced kinks which prevent them from packing tightly together and generally makes them liquid at room temperature.
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        Unsaturated
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            is the process used to convert liquid fat (like cooking oil) into a solid fat (like margarine).
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        Hydrogenation
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            is the leading cause of death in the United States.
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        Heart disease
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            Starting in 2006, food manufacturers must list the amount of ________fat on the food label.
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        trans
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            The majority of fat digestion and absorption occurs in the
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        small intestine
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            The most commonly occurring sterol in the diet is
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        cholesterol
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            The recommended intake of saturated fat is less than______ % of one's total calories.
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        7
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            Both trans fats and_____ fats are harmful to our health.
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        saturated
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            saturated fatty acids
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        contain no double bonds; tend to be solid at room temperature
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            unsaturated fatty acids
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        contain one or more double bonds; tend to be liquid at room temperature
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            cis fatty acids
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        hydrogen atoms are located on the same side of the double-bond
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            trans fatty acids
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        hydrogen atoms are located diagonal from each other on opposite sides of the double bond
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            triglyceride
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        three fatty acids attached to a three-carbon glycerol backbone
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            lipoprotein
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        spherical compound in which fat clusters in the center and phospholipids and proteins form around the outside; carrier of fat in the blood.
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            phospholipids
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        type of lipid containing two fatty acids and one phosphate-containing compound
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            sterol
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        type of lipid that has a ring structure
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            HDLs
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        pick up cholesterol from the blood and return it to the liver
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            LDLs
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        transport cholesterol to the cells of the body