MOD 4 Week 4 COMP

1 – 2 pounds per week 

Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, folic acid

Basic structural unit of protein 

Heart disease leading cause of death in the USA 

Substance that conducts electricity whose components are important in maintaining fluid and acid – base balance

Watched, helped 

Be prepared to complete the form while in the office 

Resume format utilized when focusing on a clear, specific job target

Helps repair and replacement of the lost cells, repair tissues 

Protein requirement during pregnancy 

There is an ideal weight for each individual 

Use introduce yourself. Address specific individuals when possible 

Calories from fat, not more than 30% of total calories 

Connecting two or more computers together to share files and hardware

Pertaining to substances that are hydrophobic and therefore dissolve better in fat 

Type of indigestible fiber made of carbohydrates found in plants 

Pertaining to the environment outside of a body cell 

Used for 65% by recruiters 

Most important quality employers look for 

The words or phrases used in a profile that promote qualifications and skills 

Any weight gain over 20 pounds 

Ingested substance that helps the body stay in its homeostatic state 

Disrespectful behavior, signs of insecurity by the manager, negative attitude in statements

Breaking down of food into smaller particles. It can be either physical or chemical 

Lignin, cellulose, gums, and pectin’s

Fats that are typically solid at room temperature 

A syndrome in which an individual binges on food and then purges by inducing vomiting. Can result in dental caries 

Website or web page updated regularly by one Peron or a small group 

Chronic anemia caused by lack of hydrochloric acid in the stomach. Caused by deficiency of vitamin B12

Begin with a power verb and give a brief description of what you did 

50% – 65%

Elevated sodium in the blood 

Decreased need for calories of general decline in physical activity 

Individuals experience the greatest levels of growth and the need for total nutrients is greater at this stage 

think of yourself as a guest 

Vitamins that can be dissolved in water and are carried to the body’s tissues but are not stored in the body

Individuals who have known or worked with a person long enough to made an honest assessment of said person 

Resume, transcripts, first aid training certificate 

Dry, lusterless mucous membranes of the eyes 

Expresses your career goal and the position for which you are applying 

Name and address, current telephone, education 

Examples include vitamin C and the B vitamins  

Lectured, produced, developed 

One of the B – Complex vitamins 

Skills that are job specific 

Used for 55% by recruiters  

One of the B – Complex vitamins 

Resume format used to highlight specialty areas of accomplishment and strengths 

Obtaining an interview 

Minerals become ionized and carry positive or negative change example sodium and potassium

Skills that would be used in a host of different and unrelated occupations 

 Format used when you have employment experience. Show real growth and development