Food Science and Nutrition 3rd Quarter Study Guide
- 2 types of proteins are?
- 3 types of carbohydrates are?
- A complete protein can be obtained by combining?
- A food with all essential amino acids is said to be called?
- A yellow-waxy substance associated with saturated fat is called?
- All foods contain a certain amount of this nutrient?
- Animal fat is called?
- Another name for the digestive tract is the?
- Another name for the large intestines is the?
- Approximately how long is the small intestines?
- Besides food we eat what other factors determine our cholesterol level?
- Bile is stored in what organ?
- Bread, rice, cereal and pasta all provide what nutrient to you?
- Calcium, Phosphorous, Potassium and Iodine are what type of nutrient?
- Carbohydrates are made up of what 3 elements?
- Dietary cholesterol comes from what types of food?
- Fat is digested with the help of an enzyme called?
- Food is broken down mechanically by?
- How many days does the new food guide pyramid represent?
- How many essential nutrients amino acids are there?
- How many milligrams of cholesterol does 1 egg have?
- In regards to cholesterol, what does LDL stand for?
- Jerry has a total Chol. Count of 233mg/mL and a HDL Count of 49mg/mL, what is his ratio?
- Long finger-like projections inside the stomach, used to increase absorption is called?
- Meat provides most of this nutrient to your body?
- Palm oil, Coconut and Palm Kernel oil all contain?
- Pounding or chopping meat is what type of tenderizing?
- Proteins are made up of?
- Streaks of fat that run throughout the meat is called?
- The 6 main vitamins are?
- The break down and absorption of food into smaller substances is called?
- The chemical symbol for salt is?
- The Fat-Soluble vitamins are?
- The muscle movement that helps food travel though your body is called?
- The nutrient considered to be the most important is?
- The section of the grain kernel which contains fiber and B vitamins is the?
- The small non-functioning organ between the small and large intestines are the called?
- The study of food and how it is used by the human body is called?
- The study of the production, processing, preparation, evaluation and utilization of food is?
- Thiamine, Niacin and Riboflavin are what kind of vitamin?
- Vitamin A is essential for the development of good?
- What % of Salt is sodium?
- What are the 3 types of lipoproteins?
- What are the 6 nutrients?
- What do carbohydrates provide to your body?
- What do fats provide to your body?
- What do proteins provide to your body?
- What does high cholesterol levels in your body put you at risk of having?
- What does USDA mean?
- What is the first nutrient to be broken down in digestion?
- What is the long tube that connects the mouth and the stomach called?
- What is the main function of the digestive tract?
- What is the maximum amount of milligrams of cholesterol we should get in 1 day?
- What is the name of the muscle flap that closes off the air pipe to your lungs when you swallow?
- What kind of muscle is the anus?
- What nutrient would peanuts and beans give you?
- What organ is at the end of the digestive tract?
- What organ, near your anus, senses pressure and sends a message to your brain telling you to move your bowels (take a dump)?
- What process does saliva use to break down food?
- What protects the stomach lining for hydrochloric acid?
- What sources of food give us cholesterol?
- What type of acid does the stomach produce, to help in digestion?
- What type of fat is associated with cholesterol?
- What type of fat is solid at room temperature?
- What would be the 2 methods of cooking that would reduce fat content in food?
- What would be the first step in reducing cholesterol from your diet?
- Where does the digestive tract begin?
- Where is cholesterol stored in your body?
- Which cholesterol is regarded as the good cholesterol?
- Which ingredient will add the most sodium to your diet?
- Which mineral is most abundant in the human body?
- Which organ has the job of conserving water and keeping it in your body?
- Which organ produces bile?
- Which organ produces cholesterol?
- You can live without food for about?
- Electromagnetic waves that affect polar molecules are called?
- How many basic ingredients are there in most baked products?
- 1 calorie is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water, how many degrees Celsius?
- Microscopic plant which produces carbon dioxide is called?
- What is gluten?
- Another name for baking powder is?
- What does yeast use for food?
- What is the function of flour in a baked product?
- The thick yellowish connective tissue that is very rubbery is called?
- USDA grade, utility, is primarily used for the production of processed meats such as?
- Pigment which gives meat its dark red color is?
- What are the two types of cooking methods?
- Tender cuts of meat should use which cooking method?
- Body processing proteins consist of?
- The most common cause of protein denaturing is?
- What would you select to illustrate almost pure protein?
- Which grade of beef has the highest content of fat and is sold mostly in restaurants?
- Dried seeds or fruits of cereal grasses are called?
- Semolina flour which has a distinctive yellow color comes from, what type of wheat?
- Triticale is a cross between….?
- Which food would be considered as processed, raw broccoli or a McChicken Sandwich?
- A water grass that grows in the Great Lakes region of the United States?
- In order for popcorn to pop, how much moisture needs to be in the kernel?
- What type of corn is used for popping?
- When a grain product contains the bran, germ and endosperm is referred as?