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Human Health

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Total cards: 19•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Human health

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A state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing

#2
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Enzymes

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Biological catalysts: Proteins that speed up chemical reactions eg respiration

#3
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Hormones

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Proteins that bring about responses in the body eg growth, sex characteristics

#4
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Why does cystic fibrosis happen?

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There is a mutated gene: the gene that makes a protein to control salt coming out of cells is not working

#5
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Why does haemophilia happen

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There is a mutated gene: the gene for making clotting factor 8 is not working

#6
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Nutrition

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Is concerned with how an organism gets its food and what type of food it eats

#7
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What three things determine how much you need of each nutrient?

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Age, gender, activity

#8
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4 benefits of eating well

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• less risk of diabetes, heart disease, cancer • stronger muscles and bones • healthy body mass, not obese • feeling better (wellbeing)

#9
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Carbohydrates function

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Energy, peristalsis in the large intestine

#10
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Fat function

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Cell membranes

#11
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Vitamin C function

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Making new cells , wellbeing

#12
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Deficiency diseases

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Diseases caused by the lack of a particular food

#13
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What’s scurvy result

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Lack of healing in damaged tissue

#14
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Give five reasons water is essential in the body

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• solvent in the body • blood is mostly made of water • needed for enzymes to work • maintains body temp at 37 • flushed out toxins

#15
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What do you use to test for glucose?

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Benedict’s solution: must be heated From blue to red

#16
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What do you use to test for protein

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Biuret solution Blue to violet

#17
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Test for fat

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Rub food on brown paper : when dry, a translucent stain means there’s fat . Use lamp

#18
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What color is iodine initially

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Orange

#19
Front (Question)

How are ingredients listed ?

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In order of decreasing mass