Dietary Guidelines and Reference Intakes flashcards
15 flashcard decks by 13 users
This GoConqr page gathers a small set of user-made flashcard decks on dietary guidelines, reference intakes and dietary needs. University students and school students can practice recalling terms and meal-planning questions, while teachers can find ready-made material. Explore the decks and choose a topic to study.
Flashcards
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61 cardsFood Nutrition Meal planning should take into account the needs of different people according to what 5 things?
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47 cardsDietary Needs Vegetarian- What can't they eat?
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26 cardsBPK - Ch.2 Recommended nutrient intakes (RNIs)
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19 cardsChapter 2 DIET RECALL Advantage and Disadvantage
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15 cardsNutrition Flashcards Chapter 3 What factors influence nutrient needs of individuals?
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24 cardsNutrition Lecture #2
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8 cardshnsc chapter 2 Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI);
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11 cardsWeek Five Healthy Eating Guidelines What is the first guideline in the Healthy Eating Guidelines?
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12 cardsHealth&Nutrition: Nutrition Guidelines
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16 cardsMedical geology RDA values RDA of Selenium
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13 cardsWeek Four Nutrient Reference Values What are the NRV's
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7 cardsDifferent NRVs The different NRVs
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9 cardschapter 2 quiz (hnsc) To increase your intake of tannins
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5 cardsAustralian Dietary Guideline Australian Dietary Guideline defined
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1 cardsEAR Nutrition Reference Values
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The decks on this page turn a range of topics into prompts for recall. Food Nutrition asks about meal planning for different people, while Dietary Needs looks at vegetarian diets, nutrients and alternatives. Other decks focus on reference intake abbreviations, nutrient values and healthy eating guidelines.
Choose a deck and check your recall
Start with the deck on nutrition reference values and estimated average requirements if you want to focus on one term. For a broader set of abbreviations, the nutrition lecture deck includes EAR, RDA, AI and UL. Read each prompt, try to recall the answer, then check the card before moving on.
Keep a note of terms or questions that are difficult to remember. Return to those cards, or switch to a mind map on the unit page when you want to see a topic in another format. When you are ready to check your recall in a different way, try a quiz from the unit page.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Choose Food Nutrition if you want to begin with meal-planning questions for different people. If you are studying reference intake terminology, the nutrition lecture deck covers abbreviations such as EAR, RDA, AI and UL, as well as questions about how EAR is used.
Do the decks cover dietary needs as well as reference intakes?
Yes. Dietary Needs asks about vegetarian diets, nutrients that may be lacking and alternatives. Food Nutrition includes meal-planning questions, while other decks cover nutrient reference values, reference intake abbreviations and healthy eating guidelines. You can choose a deck based on the topic you are studying.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.