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    Chapter 2 Nutrition

    a) Carbohydrates

    -To supply energy

    b) Protein

    -To replace body tissues

    -To build new cells-Required for the formation of enzymes, hormones, haemoglobies and antibodies

    c) Fats

    -Help to keep our body warm-Protects organ like heart and kidney from damage

    -Dissolves vitamins A, D, E, and K

    d) Vitamins

    -To maintain a healthy body and to prevent diseases

    (i)Vitamin Ato prevent night-blindness and skin infections

    (ii)Vitamin Bto prevent beri-beri and pallegra and anaemia

    (iii)Vitamin Cto prevent scurvy (bleeding gums)

    (iv)Vitamin Dto prevent rickets and tooth decay(v)Vitamin Eto prevent sterility

    (vi)Vitamin Kblood clotting

    e) Minerals

    Mineral Source Function Deficiency disease

    Calcium Cheese, milk, eggs,

    green vegetables-Strong bones and

    teeth-blood clotting

    -Muscle and nerve

    activities

    -Rickets

    -Osteoporosis-Prolonged bleeding

    -Muscular cramps

    Sodium Table salt, cheese,

    meat

    -Maintains body

    fluid-Proper functioningof nerves

    -Muscular cramps

    Iron Meat, eggs, greenvegetables

    -needed to formraemoglobin in red

    blood cell

    -Anaemia

    Iodine Seafood, iodised salt -Needed to make

    hormones of the

    thyroid gland

    -Goitre (swelling of

    the thyroid gland in

    the neck

    Phosphorus Eggs, meat, milk,

    cheese, vegetables

    -Strong bones and

    teeth

    -Muscle contraction-Stores energy

    )-Rickets

    -Weakness

    Potassium Meat, nuts, bananas -Maintains bodyfluid

    -Proper functioning

    of nerves-Regulations of

    heartbeat

    -Weak muscle-Paralysis

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    f) Water

    -To dissolve chemicals in the body- To regulate our body temperature

    -To dispose waste substances like urea and salt through urine and sweat

    g) Fibre-To prevent constipation

    Food Test

    Food Tests Results

    Starch Put a few drops ofiodine on starchy food A blue black color isformed if the substances

    contains starch

    Glucose A few drops ofBenedicts solution or

    Ehlings solution and the food substances are

    heated in a water bath

    A brick red precipitate is

    form if the food substances

    contains glucose

    Protein A few ofMillions reagent and the foodsubstances are heated in a water bath

    A red precipitate is formedif the food substancescontains protein

    Fats Rub the food substances on a filter paper A translucent grease mark

    is formed if the foodcontains fat.

    Human Digestive System

    Organs Mouth Oesophagu

    s

    Stomach Duodenum Small

    Intestine

    Secretion Saliva - i)Gastric

    juiceii)hydrochlo

    ric acid

    i)Bile

    ii)Pancreatic

    juice

    -

    Enzymes Salivary

    amylase

    - Protease i)amylase

    ii)Protease

    iii)Lipase

    i)maltose

    ii)Protease

    iii)Lipase

    Actions Starch

    Maltose

    Peristalsis Protein

    Polypeptides-Kills the

    bacteria in

    the food

    -Provides anacidic

    mediumsuitable for

    the action of

    protease

    Emulsifies

    fat into oildroplets

    Starch

    maltose

    ProteinPolypeptides

    Fats

    Fatty acid +

    glycerol

    Maltose

    GlucosePolypeptides

    amino

    acids

    Fats FattyAcid +

    glycerol

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