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NUDIET TERMINILOGIES
25問 • 6ヶ月前
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  • 1

    implies to appropriate intake of macronutrients and micronutrients

    GOOD NUTRITIONAL STATUS

  • 2

    a term when a person is receiving and using the essential nutrients to maintain health and well-being at the highest possible level.

    OPTIMAL NUTRITION

  • 3

    the average daily dietary intake level that meets the nutrient requirement of more than 97% of the healthy population in a particular life stage & gender group.

    RDA

  • 4

    replaced US RDA & Canadian Recommended Nutrient Intake (RNI).

    DRI

  • 5

    also “poor nutrition”, a state in which prolonged lack of one or more nutrient retards physical development or causes appearance of specific clinical conditions (anemia, rickets, goiter, etc). - is the condition that develops when the body is deprived of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients it needs to maintain healthy tissues and organ function.

    MALNUTRITION

  • 6

    occurs when not enough essential nutrients are consumed or when they are excreted more rapidly than they can be replaced.

    UNDERNUTRITION

  • 7

    ccurs in people who eat too much, eat wrong things, don’t exercise enough or take too many vitamins or other dietary replacements

    OVERNUTRITION

  • 8

    the application of the science of nutrition to the human being in health and disease.

    DIETETICS

  • 9

    is a professional who help people improve their diets

    NUTRITIONIST

  • 10

    is a type of nutritionist with education, training and certification

    DIETICIAN

  • 11

    alteration or adoption of a diet to prevent or treat a disease or to simply promote optimum health. A branch of dietetics concerned with the use of foods for therapeutic purpose

    DIET THERAPY

  • 12

    or “medical treatment” is the attempted remediation of a health problem, usually following a medical diagnosis.

    THERAPY

  • 13

    refers to the total amount of food consumed by individuals. Healthy diet is essential for good health and nutrition.

    DIET

  • 14

    The science of processes by which the body uses food for energy, maintenance & growth. (Peckenpaugh, 2007). - study or science of how food nourishes the body. (Dauffenbach, 2010)

    NUTRITION

  • 15

    is any substance consumed to provide nutritional support and energy to an organism

    FOOD

  • 16

    are chemical compounds in food that are used by the body to function properly and maintain health.

    NUTRIENTS

  • 17

    All registered dieticians are __________, but NOT ALL nutritionists are registered _______

    NUTRITIONIST, DIETICIANS

  • 18

    a state of well-being when all internal & external body parts, organs, tissues & cells can function properly.

    PHYSICAL

  • 19

    a state of mental well-being that enables a person to cope with stresses of life, realize abilities, learn well & work well, and contribute to his community.

    MENTAL

  • 20

    refers to the ways in which a person create healthy and positive interpersonal relationships with other people

    SOCIAL

  • 21

    capacity to manage one’s feelings

    EMOTIONAL

  • 22

    need for meaning, purpose & fulfilment in life; hope/will to live; belief & faith

    SPIRITUAL

  • 23

    the unit of measure used to express fuel value of CHO, CHON & Fats.

    KILOCALORIE

  • 24

    required by the body in large amounts - include fats, proteins, and carbohydrates

    MACRONUTRIENTS

  • 25

    required by the body in small amounts - include vitamins, minerals and water

    MICRONUTRIENTS

  • HCI

    HCI

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    HCI

    HCI

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    TERMS

    TERMS

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    TERMS

    TERMS

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    HEALTH DEF

    HEALTH DEF

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    HEALTH DEF

    HEALTH DEF

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    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

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    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

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    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

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    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

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    BIOCHEM

    BIOCHEM

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    BIOCHEM

    BIOCHEM

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    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 7問 · 1年前

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

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    joints

    joints

    JHAYS · 8問 · 1年前

    joints

    joints

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    muscle and joint movements

    muscle and joint movements

    JHAYS · 17問 · 1年前

    muscle and joint movements

    muscle and joint movements

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    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 25問 · 1年前

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

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    LIPIDS

    LIPIDS

    JHAYS · 49問 · 1年前

    LIPIDS

    LIPIDS

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    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    JHAYS · 8問 · 1年前

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

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    NERVOUS

    NERVOUS

    JHAYS · 100問 · 1年前

    NERVOUS

    NERVOUS

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    NERVOUS PART 2

    NERVOUS PART 2

    JHAYS · 35問 · 1年前

    NERVOUS PART 2

    NERVOUS PART 2

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    SPECIAL SENSES

    SPECIAL SENSES

    JHAYS · 47問 · 1年前

    SPECIAL SENSES

    SPECIAL SENSES

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    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 41問 · 1年前

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    implies to appropriate intake of macronutrients and micronutrients

    GOOD NUTRITIONAL STATUS

  • 2

    a term when a person is receiving and using the essential nutrients to maintain health and well-being at the highest possible level.

    OPTIMAL NUTRITION

  • 3

    the average daily dietary intake level that meets the nutrient requirement of more than 97% of the healthy population in a particular life stage & gender group.

    RDA

  • 4

    replaced US RDA & Canadian Recommended Nutrient Intake (RNI).

    DRI

  • 5

    also “poor nutrition”, a state in which prolonged lack of one or more nutrient retards physical development or causes appearance of specific clinical conditions (anemia, rickets, goiter, etc). - is the condition that develops when the body is deprived of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients it needs to maintain healthy tissues and organ function.

    MALNUTRITION

  • 6

    occurs when not enough essential nutrients are consumed or when they are excreted more rapidly than they can be replaced.

    UNDERNUTRITION

  • 7

    ccurs in people who eat too much, eat wrong things, don’t exercise enough or take too many vitamins or other dietary replacements

    OVERNUTRITION

  • 8

    the application of the science of nutrition to the human being in health and disease.

    DIETETICS

  • 9

    is a professional who help people improve their diets

    NUTRITIONIST

  • 10

    is a type of nutritionist with education, training and certification

    DIETICIAN

  • 11

    alteration or adoption of a diet to prevent or treat a disease or to simply promote optimum health. A branch of dietetics concerned with the use of foods for therapeutic purpose

    DIET THERAPY

  • 12

    or “medical treatment” is the attempted remediation of a health problem, usually following a medical diagnosis.

    THERAPY

  • 13

    refers to the total amount of food consumed by individuals. Healthy diet is essential for good health and nutrition.

    DIET

  • 14

    The science of processes by which the body uses food for energy, maintenance & growth. (Peckenpaugh, 2007). - study or science of how food nourishes the body. (Dauffenbach, 2010)

    NUTRITION

  • 15

    is any substance consumed to provide nutritional support and energy to an organism

    FOOD

  • 16

    are chemical compounds in food that are used by the body to function properly and maintain health.

    NUTRIENTS

  • 17

    All registered dieticians are __________, but NOT ALL nutritionists are registered _______

    NUTRITIONIST, DIETICIANS

  • 18

    a state of well-being when all internal & external body parts, organs, tissues & cells can function properly.

    PHYSICAL

  • 19

    a state of mental well-being that enables a person to cope with stresses of life, realize abilities, learn well & work well, and contribute to his community.

    MENTAL

  • 20

    refers to the ways in which a person create healthy and positive interpersonal relationships with other people

    SOCIAL

  • 21

    capacity to manage one’s feelings

    EMOTIONAL

  • 22

    need for meaning, purpose & fulfilment in life; hope/will to live; belief & faith

    SPIRITUAL

  • 23

    the unit of measure used to express fuel value of CHO, CHON & Fats.

    KILOCALORIE

  • 24

    required by the body in large amounts - include fats, proteins, and carbohydrates

    MACRONUTRIENTS

  • 25

    required by the body in small amounts - include vitamins, minerals and water

    MICRONUTRIENTS