Summary: Nutrition And Health: Macronutrients And Overnutrition
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1 Basic principles
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1.2 Study designs
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What are the methods for dietary assessment?
- Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ)
- 24h dietary recall
- Food diary/Food record
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1.3 Alimentary tract
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What are the functions of the alimentary tract?
- digestion of foods into basic components
- absorption of basic components in the body
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2 Carbohydrates
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2.2 Chemistry of carbohydrates
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What are forms of soluble fiber?
- pectin
- hemicellulose
- fructans
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What are forms of insoluble fiber?
- cellulose
- lignins
- hemicellulose
- resistant starches
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2.5 Carbohydrate metabolism
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What is the glucose metabolism?
- Intake of carbohydrates.
- Increase in blood glucose level,
- Release of insulin.
- Decrease in blood glucose level.
- Release of glucagon.
- Maintenance of blood glucose level.
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How is glucose converted to ATP?
- Uptake by GLUT transporters.
- Glycolysis --> pyrovate.
- Pyrovate --> acetyl Co-A.
- Oxidation of acetyl Co-A by TCA.
- NADH --> ATP.
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4 Lipids
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4.5 Lipid metabolism
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How are lipids converted to ATP?
1. Beta-oxidation = shortening of fatty acid into Acetyl-CoA.
2. Citricacidcycle (TCA) = oxidation of Acetyl-CoA.
3. Energy stored in NADH (FADH2).
4. Electrontransportchain --> ATP. -
Where is cholesterol used for in the body?
- bile acid
- hormones
- cell membranes
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4.6 Fat tissue
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What are the roles of the adipose tissues?
- heat insulation
- energy storage
- endocrine function
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5 Lipids and health
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5.2 Cardiovascular disease and atherosclerosis
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What are forms of vascular diseases?
- cardiovascular disease (CVD)
- coronary heart disease (CHD)
- atherosclerosis
- cardiovascular disease (CVD)
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