02 - minerals Flashcards

1
Q

(Calcium)

  1. def?
  2. tox?
A
  1. rickets (young)

peripartum milk fever, osteoporosis (old)

  1. calcification of soft tissues
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(Phosphorus)

  1. regulated same as Ca - except for what?
  2. Def?
  3. tox?
A
  1. can be recycled out of blood into saliva and reswallowed
  2. rickets (young)

osteomalacia, postparturient hemoglobinuria, acute hypophosphatemia (old)

  1. urinary calculi, algae-bloom, fish die offs
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(Potassium)

  1. def?
  2. what causes hypokalemic downer cows?
A
  1. poor doer, repro problem
  2. repeat corticosteroids (-> ^ kidney excretion)
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(sodium)

  1. ruminants absorb where?
  2. def?

extreme def?

  1. tox?
A
  1. any part of GI
  2. ↓ feed intake, ↓ milk prod, unthrifty

incoordination, weakness, death

  1. udder edema, salt toxicosis
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(copper)

  1. important for?
  2. def?
  3. tox?
A
  1. collagen/elastin, iron abs -> hemoglobin synth, melanin prod
  2. loss of hair pigment, spectacles over eyes (melanin)
  3. copper stored in liver -> stress -> hemolysis -> death
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(iodine)

  1. used be what for what?
  2. what interfere with iodine uptake or synth/secretion of hormones?
  3. def

mother or calf more affected?

in adults?

A
  1. thyroid for energy metabolism
  2. goitrogens (soybeas, beat pulp, corn, etc.)
  3. calf (mother takes what she needs first) -> goiter in calves

enlarged thyroid, gen bad stuff

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(molybdenum)

  1. tox?
A
  1. interferes with copper abs
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(selenium)

  1. antioxidant aka what?
  2. in enzyme that does what?
  3. source?
  4. def?
  5. dx for white musc dz?
  6. def in adult?
A
  1. glutathione peroxidase
  2. converts T3 to T4
  3. plant material -> extract from soils (coast deficient)
  4. white musc dz (musc dystrophy -> often die of heart failure)
  5. blood draw to check glutathion peroxidase activity
  6. retained fetal membranes, abortions
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(Zinc)

  1. zinc absorption impaired by?
  2. genetic defect in what leads to dec abs?
  3. supplementation rec for what?
  4. def?
A
  1. interactions w/ copper, iron, cadmium, calcium
  2. duth-friesan
  3. hoof health
  4. parakeratosis on leg, head, neck, nostrils (looks like lice)
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