Principles of Human Nutrition
| Institution | Kenya Medical Training College |
| Course | DIPLOMA IN NUTRITION... |
| Year | 1st Year |
| Semester | Unknown |
| Posted By | stephen oyake rabilo |
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Nutrition as defined as the science of food sand nutrients ,their action ,interaction and
balance in relationship to health and disease, the processes by which the organism ingests ,digests ,absorbs ,transports and utilizes nutrients and disposes off their end product. It is a multi disciplinary science that embraces agriculture ,food technology ,psychology ,sociology ,economics ,religion ,culture and communication.
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PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN NUTRITION
Definitions of terms: food, health, nutrition, nutrients, nutritional status, nutritional care,
malnutrition, catabolism, anabolism, metabolism, good nutrition and food choices.
Food
What does food means to you? Food-menu -diet-hunger-nutrition-malnutrition. What
images do these words bring to your mind? Are they oriented to your senses? To your
social enjoyment? To your concerns about your own well-being? To your emotions? Do
they raise questions about the quality of life for your fellow human beings? When you sit
down to your next meal you will have definite ideas-positive or negative--about that meal
and the specific foods that are served to you.
By your eyes you will delight in the texture variations and colour combinations of the
food, the artistic touch of a garnish, and the beautiful table arrangements; or perhaps
you may be repelled because the food lacks colour and is carelessly served.
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AFN 3150: PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN NUTRITION PAST PAPER
Institution:
Year: 2023/2024
Semester: 3rd Year, 2nd Semester (3.2)
PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN NUTRITION KMTC NOTES
The module is designed to enable the learner to demonstrate understanding and expertise pertaining to the basic principles of nutrition and its importance to human life.
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