Macronutrients and Micronutrients 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Design & Technology: Food TechnologyNutritionGCSEOther Created by: Erin FraryCreated on: 05-12-17 16:15 What are some examples of MACRONUTRIENTS? Fats, Carbohydrates and Protien 1 of 18 In PROTEIN what is the name of the small individual molecules that link together like a chain? Amino acids 2 of 18 What are some of the functions of PROTEIN? Helps the body to grow, helps to repair the body and helps give the body energy 3 of 18 What are some of the important substances in the body that are made from PROTEIN? Hormones, enzymes and antibodies 4 of 18 What does HBV stand for and what does it mean? High BIological Value and it means the body contains all the amino acids 5 of 18 What does LBV stand for and what does it mean? Low Biological Value and it means the boy is missing one or more essential amino acids 6 of 18 What organ can be under pressure from the consumption of too much PROTEIN? The Kidneys 7 of 18 What is the function of CARBOHYDRATES? To help the body get rid of waste products and to give the body energy 8 of 18 How are CARBOHYDRATES made? During photosynthesis 9 of 18 What are the three types of CARBOHYDRATE? Monosaccharides, Disaccharides and Complex polysaccharides 10 of 18 What are the three types of monosaccarides? Glucose, Fructose and Glactose 11 of 18 What are the three types of disaccharides? Maltose,Sucrose and Lactose 12 of 18 What are the four types of complex polysaccharies? Starch, Pectin, Dextrin and NSP 13 of 18 Unlike other types of carbohydrates FIBRE can not.... be absorbed in the small intestine 14 of 18 What is FIBRE's function? It provides the body with energy 15 of 18 Where is dietary FIBRE exclusively found? In plants 16 of 18 Give a small list of the different types of MICRONUTRIENTS? Minerals: sodium, idodine, zinc and copper Vitamins: C, A, D, E and K 17 of 18 Does your body need a large or small amount of MICRONUTRIENTS? A small amount 18 of 18
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