SITHKOP004Developmenuforspecialdietaryrequirements–StudentCopy
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Q25.Matchthefollowingbasicprinciplesandpracticesofnutrition:
Items Match BasicPrinciplesAndPracticesOfNutrition
A
NutrientsAndTheirFoodSources
Individualanddevelopmentalfactors(e.g.,
developmental,biological,
psychological/psychosocial);
Familyandsocialinfluences;
Institutional,neighbourhood,andcommunity
environments;and
Macro‐systeminfluences(e.g.,marketing,cultureand
values,foodsystems).
B
InfluencesOnFoodChoice
Labelling.Foodlabelscanprovideawiderangeof
informationtohelpconsumersmakefoodchoices.
Foodlabelsalsohelptoprotectpublichealthand
safetybydisplayinginformationsuchasusebydates,
ingredients,certainallergens,instructionsforstorage
andpreparation,andadvisoryandwarning
statements.
C
FoodAndBeverageSelectionInfluences
Thenutrientsconsistofcarbohydrates,proteins,fats,
vitamins,minerals,fibreandwater.Itisimportant
thateveryoneconsumestheirnutrientsonadaily
basistohelpthembuildtheirbodiesandmaintain
theirhealth.Thesecanbeconsumethroughdietary
sourcessuchasredmeat,seafood,iodizedtablesalt,
milk&otherdairyproducts,nutsandseeds,
vegetables,leafygreen,fruits,poultry,fortified
breadsandcereals,eggyolks,wholegrains,beansand
legumes.
D
FoodLabellingAndInterpretation
Foodadditivesarechemicalsaddedtofoodstokeep
themfreshortoenhancetheircolour,flavouror
texture.Theymayincludefoodcolourings(suchas
tartrazineorcochineal),flavourenhancers(suchas
MSG)orarangeofpreservatives.