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Nutrition
Important Concepts
2.1 Classes of Food
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2.2 Importance of A Balanced Diet
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2.3 Human Digestive System
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2.4 Absorption of the Products of Digestion
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2.5 Reabsorption of Water and Defaecation
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TRG Science Form 2
Chapter 2 : Nutrition
Nutrition
2.6 Healthy Eating Habits
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Chapter 2 : Nutrition
Important Concepts
Nutrition
involves
Classes of food
classified as
include
include
Balanced diet
Digestive system
depends on
made up of
Carbohydrate
Gender
Mouth
Protein
Age
Stomach
Fat
Body size
Small intestine
Vitamin
Physical activity
Big intestine
Mineral salts
Job
Rectum
Fibre
Weather
Anus
Water
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Chapter
2.1
Classes of Food
Carbohydrate
Carbohydrate contain carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms
Sugar, cellulose and starch are types of carbohydrates
Function
Supply energy to the body needs that carry out daily activities
Source
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Classes of Food
Protein
Protein contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen atoms
Millions reagent Reagent used to test protein
Function
Source
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Fat
Function
Provide energy
Acts as insulator to reduce heat loss from the body
Helps the body to digest and absorb vitamins A, D, E and K
Source
Groundnut, coconut oil, butter, palm oil, fish oil, chicken skin
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Classes of Food
Vitamin
Vitamin
Source
Function
Deficiency
Beri-beri
Increase immunity to
diseases
Anaemia
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Classes of Food
Vitamin
(b) Vitamins soluble in fat vitamin A, D, E and K
Vitamin
Source
Function
Deficiency
Night blindness
Rickets
Sterility
Tomato, eggs,
green vegetables
Slow blood
clotting
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Classes of Food
Mineral salts
Mineral
Source
Function
To forms strong teeth
and bones
Deficiency
Phosphorus
Calcium
Cheese, milk,
green vegetables
Iron
Produces haemoglobin
in red blood cells
Anaemia
Iodine
Proper functioning of
thyroid gland
Goiter
Rickets
Rickets
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Fibre
Fibre, such as cellulose that found in food substances and is difficult to digest
Function
Helps to stimulate peristalsis and the muscle movement of the small and big
intestines
Source
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Water
Function
Source
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