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Vitamin D
Deficiency disease
Rickets
Constipation
Not enough
Dietary fibre
Constructive worker need more
energy
because
They need more energy for
stronger muscle contraction
Night blindness
Need to eat more
Fish liver oil, carrot
Rickets
Need to eat more
Dairy product,
Cheese, Milk
Constipation
Need to eat more
vegetables
Vitamin C
Deficiency disease
Scurvy
Lipid
Food test
Spot test
Energy requirement depands on
Age, gender, occupation,
body status
Dietary fibre
Function
Stimulate peristalsis in gut
(intestine)
Vitamin A
Function
Form pigment for
night vision
Teenager need more protein
because
They need more protein for
growth
Teenager need more calcium
for
The growth of bones and
teeth
Starch
Food test
Iodine test
Matching
Glucose .
Glycerol .
Amino acid.
Fatty acid .
.Protein
.Starch
.Lipid
Vitamin D
Function
Help Calcium absorption
Scurvy
Not enough
Vitamin C
Clinistix paper
Positive result
Red to purple
Pregnant women need more
protein
because
They need more protein for
foetus growth
Iron
Deficiency disease
Anaemia
Rickets
Not enough
Calcium/ Vitamin D
Baby need more energy per unit
body weight
because
The relative surface area of baby is
large, they need more energy to
produce heat to compensate heat loss
DCPIP test
Positive result
Blue to colourless
Decolorized
Peter:
Weight:50kg,
Daily energy requirements: 11500 kJ
Calculate Peter’s daily energy requirement
per unit body weight (kJ/kg)?
11500/50 = 230 kJ/kg
Vitamin C
Food test
DCPIP test
Glucose
Function
Produce energy by
respiration
Reducing sugar
Food test
Benedict’s test
What is the fate of excess protein?
Excess amino acids cannot stored and will be broken
down in liver by deamination :
(i) Urea formed is carried via the bloodstream to the
kidneys and is excreted in the urine.
(ii)
The remaining part of the amino acid is
converted to glycogen and stored in liver.
Benedict’s test
Positive result
Brick red precipitate
Protein
Food test
Albustix paper
Iodine test
Positive result
Brown to blue black
Protein
Functions
Growth and repair, produce
enzyme, hormone,
haemoglobin
Lipid
Function
Produce energy, shock absorber,
heat insulator
Calcium
Function
Form bones and teeth
Water
Function
As solvent, for transport, heat
loss by sweating
Vitamin A
Deficiency disease
Night blindness
What is the fate of excess
glucose?
Excess glucose is converted to glycogen by the liver for
storage. Some of the excess glucose is converted to
lipid.
Calculate the energy in 300mL milk
Milk (per 100 mL)
Energy
272 kJ
Carbohydrate
4.8g
Protein
3.4g
Fat
3.8g
Calcium
110 mg
272*3 = 816 kJ
Dietary fibre
Deficiency disease
Constipation
Albustix paper
Positive result
Yellow to Green
Calcium
Deficiency disease
Rickets
Scurvy
Need to eat more
Fruit, vegetable
Anaemia
Need to eat more
Meat, liver
Girls needs more iron than boys
because
Girls loss blood in menstruation.
They need more iron to produce
haemoglobin in blood
Teenager need more protein
because
They need more protein for
growth
Night blindness
Not enough
Vitamin A
Glucose
Food test
Clinistix paper
Spot test
Positive result
Translucent spot
disappeared
Anaemia
Not enough
Iron
Vitamin C
Function
Forming connective tissue
Iron
Function
Form haemoglogin