A sentence will be shown on the next slide. It could be true or it could be false. It is up to you to decide which you think it is! After you pick your answer the sentence will be explained as to why it is true or false.
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Question 1/10
True PKU is a genetic condition, inherited from parents.
Question 2/10
Question 2/10
False People with PKU need to follow a low-protein diet for life.
This helps keep the phenylalanine levels in their blood safe, which protects their brain and body.
Question 3/10
Question 3/10
True Protein contains phenylalanine, which needs to be limited in PKU, by counting exchanges.
Question 4/10
Question 4/10
False High-protein foods like meat, eggs and dairy must be limited or avoided. Some drinks and sweets may also need to be limited or avoided if they contain aspartame, as it is high in phenylalanine.
Question 5/10
Question 5/10
False Fruits and vegetables are usually low in phenylalanine. However, there are some higher in protein than others that need to be counted as exchanges, such as, Bananas, broccoli, and mushrooms. Be sure to always check!
Question 6/10
Question 6/10
False While your synthetic protein is packed full of vitamins and minerals, it has no phenylalanine.
Remember: Phenylalanine is the building block your body struggles to break down.
Question 7/10
Question 7/10
True Phenylalanine is the building block your body struggles to break down. Phe is short for phenylalanine.
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Question 8/10
True It builds muscles, helps protect you from illnesses, and helps you recover if you have been unwell.
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Question 10/10
True With the right foods and your synthetic protein, you can do all the things you love, school, sports, playing with friends, everything!
Question 10/10
Question 10/10
False When phe levels get too high they may not affect your legs; however, your brain does not work as well. That can make you feel tired, have trouble paying attention, and not feel like yourself.
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start
A sentence will be shown on the next slide. It could be true or it could be false. It is up to you to decide which you think it is! After you pick your answer the sentence will be explained as to why it is true or false.
start
Question 1/10
Question 1/10
True PKU is a genetic condition, inherited from parents.
Question 2/10
Question 2/10
False People with PKU need to follow a low-protein diet for life. This helps keep the phenylalanine levels in their blood safe, which protects their brain and body.
Question 3/10
Question 3/10
True Protein contains phenylalanine, which needs to be limited in PKU, by counting exchanges.
Question 4/10
Question 4/10
False High-protein foods like meat, eggs and dairy must be limited or avoided. Some drinks and sweets may also need to be limited or avoided if they contain aspartame, as it is high in phenylalanine.
Question 5/10
Question 5/10
False Fruits and vegetables are usually low in phenylalanine. However, there are some higher in protein than others that need to be counted as exchanges, such as, Bananas, broccoli, and mushrooms. Be sure to always check!
Question 6/10
Question 6/10
False While your synthetic protein is packed full of vitamins and minerals, it has no phenylalanine.
Remember: Phenylalanine is the building block your body struggles to break down.
Question 7/10
Question 7/10
True Phenylalanine is the building block your body struggles to break down. Phe is short for phenylalanine.
Question 8/10
Question 8/10
True It builds muscles, helps protect you from illnesses, and helps you recover if you have been unwell.
Question 9/10
Question 10/10
True With the right foods and your synthetic protein, you can do all the things you love, school, sports, playing with friends, everything!
Question 10/10
Question 10/10
False When phe levels get too high they may not affect your legs; however, your brain does not work as well. That can make you feel tired, have trouble paying attention, and not feel like yourself.
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