'Organic nutrients' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Human Nutrition

Introduction to Human Nutrition. Chapter Outline. Nutrition defined Classifying nutrients Energy Nutrition and health Evaluating nutritional status Levels of nutritional status Deficiencies Nutritional research Nutritional recommendations Factors impacting food choices.

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The Role of Nutrition in Our Health

1. The Role of Nutrition in Our Health. What Is Nutrition?. Food refers to plants and animals we eat Nutrition is the science that studies food: How food nourishes our bodies How food influences our health. Why Is Nutrition Important?. Proper nutrition supports wellness

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Unit 7: Animal Nutrition

Unit 7: Animal Nutrition. Chapters 15-17. Objectives. Basic understand of nutrients, digestibility, evaluation, and composition of feeds Knowledge of digestibility in both the monogastric and ruminant animal

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Ecosystems

Ecosystems. Chapter 54. Ecosystem involves all abiotic and biotic factors in area. Trophic levels - groups in which organisms are placed according to eating patterns. Ecosystems - involve nutrient cycles. http://www.oahunaturetours.com/pelagic/images/sbbfoodchain1.GIF.

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Food Choices: Nutrients and Nourishment

Food Choices: Nutrients and Nourishment. Ask yourself: Why do you eat the way you do? What food choices do you make? Why do you make those choices? Do you use food for reasons other than simply gaining nutrients? What are your food preferences? Where did you get these preferences?

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Introduction to Human Nutrition

Introduction to Human Nutrition. the science of foods and the nutrients they contain. The food choices you make daily have a cumulative impact on your health. Poor food choices lead to chronic disease. . Diet: the food one consumes. What is Food?.

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Outline

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Chap. 11 Blood

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Chap. 11 Blood

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Assessing Clients with Urinary Elimination Disorders

Assessing Clients with Urinary Elimination Disorders. Chapter 28. Structures of the Urinary System. Kidneys - Function 1. Balance electrolyte and water 2. Excrete waste 3. Regulate acid-base balance 4. Secrete hormones 5. Form urine 6. Regulate blood pressure

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Fungi

Fungi. Chapter 26. Characteristics. Fungi are eukaryotic, heterotrophic and most are multicellular, but some can have unicellular stages Yeast cells are unicelluar and the fungus best known for making bread rise; mushrooms, mold and mildew are also fungi

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Protists 2

Protists 2. Laboratory 4 BIOL 171. Note: T he PowerPoint in lab will be abridged so you have more time. Please take a few minutes to read this thoroughly. Thanks!. Lab Study E: Amoebozoans. Amoeba proteus

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Nutrients and Nutrient Requirements

Nutrients and Nutrient Requirements. Topic 3041 Anna Blight Modified by Ashlee Gibson. Nutrients. Any feed component that functions in the support of life. Carbon (C) Calcium (Ca) Chlorine (Cl) Cobalt (Co) Copper (Cu) Fluorine (F) Hydrogen (H) Iodine (I) Iron (Fe)

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6 . Transport to and from cells. Functions of blood. Transport of oxygen and nutrients to all cells Transport of carbon dioxide and wastes away from cells Transport of hormones Maintaining the pH of body fluids Maintain water content and ion concentration

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Kingdom: fungi

Kingdom: fungi. Fungi are multicellular heterotrophs that feed by absorption. Fungi secrete hydrolytic enzymes, digest food outside their bodies, and absorb small molecules. Structure of Fungi. Cell walls are made of chitin

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bioplastic from waste

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Vascular Tissue -- Xylem and Phloem

Vascular Tissue -- Xylem and Phloem. Ground Tissue. -forms the bulk of the plant. -are hollow, nonliving support cells with secondary walls. -thin-walled and capable of photosynthesis when they contain chloroplasts. -have thicker walls for flexible support (celery strands).

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Ch 9 Aquatic Environments

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Nutrients and Nutrient Requirements

Nutrients and Nutrient Requirements. Topic 3041 Anna Blight. Nutrients. Any feed component that functions in the support of life. Carbon (C) Calcium (Ca) Chlorine (Cl) Cobalt (Co) Copper (Cu) Fluorine (F) Hydrogen (H) Iodine (I) Iron (Fe) Magnesium (Mg). Manganese (Mn)

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Euglenophytes

Euglenophytes. What are Euglenophytes ?. Euglenophytes are plantlike protists that have two flagella and no cell wall . Eukaryotic Organisms from phylum Euglenophyta Closely related to animal like flagellates ( zooflagellates ) Typical size: 50 micrometers. Euglenophytes.

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