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NTR 419 Exam 1 Part 1 Questions And Answers

What's the most important macronutrient and why

-water
-can live the shortest time without it

Excess water leads to water retention and

impacts weight

Protein status is a significant predictor of

morbidity and mortality

What are non-dietary amino acids

by products of amino acid metabolism
-homocysteines

Monosaccharides include

glucose, galactose, fructose

Fructose is used by

some cells, most converted to glucose or fat by liver

Galactose can't

be used by an cell, must be converted to glucose

Monosaccharides are the primary fuel for

the brain, CNS, WBC, RBC

What is a significant source of energy during acute stress response

glucose

What are the disaccharides

lactose, sucrose, maltose

Lactose is made from

glucose and galactose

Sucrose is made from

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glucose and fructose

Maltose is

two glucose molecules

Polysaccharides include

starch and fiber

A polysaccharide that is straight is called

amylose

A polysaccharide that is branched is called

amylopectin

Fiber is

indigestible by human amylase

Soluble fiber

-slows stomach emptying
-delays glucose absorption
-binds to dietary cholesterol
-is fermentable and causes gas

Insoluble fiber is

can't be fermented and doesn't causes gas

Both soluble and insoluble fiber

create bulk in the large intestine, promote peristalsis, and cause bowel movement

Oligosaccharides, including fructans and raffinose sugars, aren't

digestible by amylases, but fermentable

Sugar alcohols are

derived from glucose or other sugars, have added hydroxyl group
-sorbitol

FODMAP carbs are

-Fermentable oligo/di/monosaccharides and polyols (sugar alcohols)
-All cause discomfort in variety of GI diseases due to fermentation (from osmotic effect)

What are the two essential fatty acids

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