Biology 1.1 : Healthly Living

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  • Created on: 23-08-14 18:28
What food groups release energy?
Fats + Carbs
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What do fats do?
Release energy, make cell mebranes
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Why do we need protien in our diet?
For growth, cell repair + cell replacement
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What is the role of fibre in our diets?
To keep everything running smoothly thorugh your digestive system
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Why do we need tiny amounts of vitimans + minerals?
For healthy functioning of the body
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What is your metabolism?
Chemical reactions that keep you alive
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What is your metabolic rate?
The rate at which all the chemical reactions in the cells of the body are carried out
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Do people with a higher proportion of fat to mucsle in their bodies have higher or lower metabolic rates + why?
Lower as muscle needs more energy than fatty tissue
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Do physically bigger people have higher or lower metabolic rates + why?
Higher as the bigger you are thee more energy your body needs to be supplied with (because you have more cells)
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Who has a higher metabolic rate - a man or a woman?
A man - slightly bigger + larger proportion of muscle
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What can boost your resting metabolic rate + why?
Exercise - builds muscle
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What factors effect your resting metabolic rate?
Proportion of muscle to fat in the body, amount of exercise and other physical activity, age, gender and inherited factors
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What happens when you exercise (talk about metabolic rate)?
You need more energy - metabolic rate goes up during excercise + stays high for some time after
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How does your activity level effect your diet?
It affects the amount of energy your diet should contain
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What does malnourished mean?
People whose diet is badly out of balance are malnourished
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What food groups eaten in excess can lead to obesity?
Fats + carbs
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What is obesity?
It's defined as being 20% (or more) over max recommened body mass
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What causes obesity?
Overeating, lack of exercise, bad diet + hormonal problems
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What health problems can arise as a result of obesity?
Arthritis, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease + risk factor for some kinds of cancer
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What can too much saturated fat in your diet do?
It can increase your blood cholestrerol level
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What can eating to much salt lead to?
It can cause high blood pressure + heart problems
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What are some of the effects of malnutrition?
Slow growth (in children), fatigue, poor resistance to infection + irregular periods of women
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What does a lack of vitimans + minerals cause?
Deficiency diseases
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What is scurvy + what causes it?
Lack of vitiman C - scurvy can cause problems with the skin, joints + gums
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How does exercise help keep you healthy?
It increases the amount of energy used by the body + decreases the amount stored as fat, it builds muscle so it helps boost your metabolic rate
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