Name: Joana Marie Bueno Score: - Course/Section: BSA 1-2 Date Submitted: 1/17/2020
Name: Joana Marie Bueno Score: - Course/Section: BSA 1-2 Date Submitted: 1/17/2020
Name: Joana Marie Bueno Score: - Course/Section: BSA 1-2 Date Submitted: 1/17/2020
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Ronel Agustin
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• Set a weekly food goal to improve your diet. Example: “I will cut down on
calories by eliminating snacking while watching TV in the evenings this
week,” or “I will drink water or sugar-free beverages in place of regular soda
this week.”
Weigh yourself daily and record your weight in the header row, next to the
day.
Write down everything you eat and drink, and the amount. If you know the
measured amount, list it. If you don’t know the exact amount then estimate the
size (2" x 1" x 1"), the volume (1⁄2 cup), the weight (2 ounces), and/or the
number of items (12) of that type of food. Include as much detail as possible.
Complete the line that has “M PC H” listed:
• Circle M if you were mindful (aware of what & how much you ate).
• Circle PC if the meal was portion-controlled
• Circle H if the meal was healthy
• Mark the numbers on 1–10 Hunger/Fullness rating scale (1=starving,
5=neither hungry nor full, 10=uncomfortably full)
• Place an X over the number that represents the Pre-meal hunger/fullness
level.
• Draw a circle around the number that represents the Post-meal
hunger/fullness level.
Fill in a word to describe your mood (happy, content, sad, angry, lonely,
excited, exhausted, bored, anxious, fearful, or any other emotion).
Use a calorie counter to enter total calories for the day. Purchase a booklet,
use a Web site, or a Smartphone App to count calories easily.
At the end of the day, circle whether you met your goal for the day:
• If you met your goal, circle “I did it!”
• If you almost met your goal, circle “Almost.”
• If you didn’t achieve your goal, circle “Try again.”
Take a photo of yourself while eating your food for documentation.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WENESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Look for a collection of pictures of well-known personalities (e.g., athletes, singers,
politicians) and people from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. Indicate
whether or not each of these people looks healthy. Discuss how these people might be
healthy and ways in which they might be unhealthy. Consider the different dimensions of
health that you learned from your lesson, and develop a profile of what you believe a healthy
person.
Look at the product above. Read the ingredient list and nutrition facts.
What are the good things about this product?
The good things about the product is that it is trans-fat free and has
zero cholesterol that are essential to developing illnesses such as diabetes,
cardiovascular disease, and stroke. It also contains protein, which is good for
the body’s muscles, tissues, and bones. Lastly, containing 10 percent of
vitamin A is a good thing for it strengthens the immune system.
Note: if you are under the age of 20 years, you have the option of using the
BMI-by-age calculator
Enter your weight and height using English or metric measurements. What is
your BMI?
What is your weight status according to your BMI calculation? Healthy weight
Sub Totals
Over-all Score
This chapter adopts the synchronous and asynchronous learning modalities for you to have
better access and learning of the lessons. This may include google classroom, Moodle,
Schoology, Edmodo, Podcast, printed materials, and other resources depending on your
needs and capacity to use the material.
Assessment Task
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Instruction: Choose the best answer to the following questions. Write your answer
on the space before the number.
B Which of the following foods are sources of fibre?
a) Potatoes, with the skin left on.
b) Wholegrain pasta.
c) Apples.
d) Fried Chicken
B Which of the following fat choices would help maintain a healthy heart?
a. Eating plenty of saturated fat.
b. Eating as little fat (both saturated and unsaturated) as possible.
c. Replacing saturated fat in the diet with unsaturated fat.
d. Replacing unsaturated fat with saturated fat.
A How much of the calorie intake of a well-balanced diet comes from starchy
foods, like bread, pasta, rice, and cereal?
a) About a third.
b) About half.
c) You should avoid starchy foods.
d) Most of your diet.
A A person's diet contains examples of food rich in protein, fat, vitamins,
mineral ions, fiber, and water. Which of the following types of food would be a
healthy addition to the diet to make it balanced?
a) Eggs
b) Steak
c) Butter
d) Pasta
D Which type of fat is present in healthy diets?
a) Saturated fat
b) Mono-unsaturated fat
c) Disaturated fat
d) Poly-unsaturated fat
D Which parameter is used to calculate the body mass index of an individual?
1/10
a) Height
b) Weight
c) Abdominal circumference
d) Both height and weight
A The BMI score is a screening tool that helps in the assessment of weight-
related health risks.
a) True
b) False
A The main ingredient is?
a) corn
b) corn oil
c) salt
d) Frito
B How many chips per serving?
a) 3
b) 32
c) 160
d) 28
C How many servings per bag?
a) 32
b) 96
c) 3
d) 160
References
https://www.tuftsmedicarepreferred.org/healthy-living/expert-knowledge/importance-
good-nutrition
http://www.fao.org/3/ca8380en/ca8380en.pdf
https://www.move.va.gov/docs/NewHandouts/Standard/S06_MakingHealthyFoodCh
oicesWithAHealthyPlate.pdf
https://www.fda.gov/food/new-nutrition-facts-label/how-understand-and-use-nutrition-
facts-label
https://livehealthy.chron.com/four-components-nutrition-assessment-2449.html