1. Needed to make body components - Annie cannot afford to buy protein rich foods for her 3year old son . His weight and height are much lower than the weight and height of an average child of his age.
2. Maintains fluid balance - Louisa's diet primary consists of toast , jelly ,cooked greens , bananas, tea and coffee. She had edema in her lower legs and feet.
3. Needed to make certain hormones - After eating a meal Charlie's pancreas secretes insulin that helps glucose to enter his cells.
4. Contributes to immune function - Melissa is a year old who consumes soft drinks, fruits ,dry cereal and wheat bread with butter. She develops ear and akin infection frequently.
5. Promotes satiety -Bill notices that he is not hungry a few hours after eating a meal that contains protein rich foods .
All these match the following represents the different functions of protein in our body and the importance of taking protein rich diet . The functions are :-
- prevents infection
- proper growth and development
- promotes sateity
- maintain fluid balance in the body and prevent edema
- helps in the production of certain hormones like insulin etc.
Which ones match together? Proteins play many roles in the body. Drag the case study situation...
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