Module 1 - Lab Activity 1-3 CHO, CHON, FATS

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Module 1

ACTIVITY
The Carbohydrates: Starches, Sugar and Fiber

Name: Sabbaluca, Bethel Grace A.


Year and Section: BSN-2A

The different forms of carbohydrates are important to the body. They perform varied functions and
therefore should be presented in our daily diet.

DIRECTIONS: Design a whole-day menu for yourself making sure to include sugars, starches and fibers

Meal Menu Pattern Sample Menu


Hot Beverages/Milk 1 glass of low fat milk
Breakfast Milk/Fish/Poultry 1 fried egg with onions
Rice/Bread 1 cup of white rice
Fruit/Dessert ½ slice of medium apple
Morning Snack Beverages 1 glass of orange juice
Soup (optional)
Milk/Fish/Poultry 4oz grilled beeg
Lunch Rice 1 cup of white rice
Vegetables 1 medium sweet potato
Fruit/Dessert 1 medium avocado
Beverage 1 glass of water
Afternoon Snack 2 small bananas
Soup (optional)
Milk/Fish/Poultry 4 oz of boil pork
Dinner Rice 1 cup of white rice
Vegetables ½ cup of green beans
Fruit/Dessert 1 medium banana
Beverage 1 glass of milk
Module 1

ACTIVITY
Protein: Amino Acid
Name: Sabbaluca, Bethel Grace A.
Year and Section: BSN-2A

Protein is a vital make-up and functioning material in all cells. It is important yet almost always deficient
in the Filipino Diet. Most people in the United States, however, obtain more protein than they need.

Meat, milk and eggs are good sources of protein by they are costly. There are cheaper sources like
legumes, grains and vegetables.

DIRECTIONS: Pan a whole-day menu for an individual whose budget for food is limited. He/she must
receive enough protein but cannot afford the more expensive sources.
Meal Menu Pattern Sample Menu
Hot Beverages/Milk 1 glass of soy milk
Breakfast Milk/Fish/Poultry 1 boil egg
Rice/Bread 2 Pandesal with peanut butter
Fruit/Dessert 1 guava
Morning Snack Sunflower seeds

Soup
Milk/Fish/Poultry 1 Canned tuna
Lunch Rice 1 cup of white rice
Vegetables ½ cup of green beans
Fruit/Dessert ½ medium orange
Beverage 1 glass orange juice
Afternoon Snack

Soup (optional)
Milk/Fish/Poultry 6oz grilled chicken
Dinner Rice 1 cup brown rice
Vegetables ½ Green beans
Fruit/Dessert ½ medium orange
Beverage 1 glass of water
Module 1

ACTIVITY
The Lipids: Triglycerides, Phospholipids and Sterols

Name: Sabbaluca, Bethel Grace A.


Year and Section: BSN-2A

Lipids are very important to the body. However, you have learned that excessive fat intake can
lead tot eh development of certain diseases.

DIRECTIONS: Plan a whole-day menu for yourself utilizing all the different form of fat. Make sure that
they are used only in accordance with the recommended nutrient intake.

Meal Menu Pattern Sample Menu


Hot Beverages/Milk 1 glass of low fat
Breakfast Milk/Fish/Poultry 1 cup of oatmeal
Egg 1 boil egg
Rice/Bread 1 cup of brown rice
Fruit/Dessert ½ medium pear
Morning Snack 2 medium banana

Soup
Milk/Fish/Poultry 5oz grilled bangus
Lunch Rice 1 cup of brown rice
Vegetables
Fruit/Dessert
Beverage
Afternoon Snack

Soup
Milk/Fish/Poultry 5 oz of grilled pork
Dinner Rice 1 cup of brown rice
Vegetables ½ cup of green beans
Fruit/Dessert ½ slice of avocado
Beverage 1 glass of soy milk
Midnight snacks 2 slice of wheat bread with
cheese

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