9. Consequences of phosphorus deficiency and excess Flashcards

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List the types of phosphorus deficiency

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  • Primary
  • Secondary
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Causes of primary phosphorus deficiency

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Lack of Phosphorus in feed

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Causes of secondary phosphorus deficiency

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  • Phytin overdose in monogastric animals

  • Phytin: Ca2+ and Mg-salt of phytic acid which captures P*
  • In ruminants degraded by phytase*
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4
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List the consequences of phosphorus deficiency

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  • Hypophosphataemia (Ø Ru)
  • Retarded growth
  • Osteopathy
  • Disorders of the reproductive functions
  • Postpartum haemoglobinuria
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5
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Retarded growth as a consequence of phosphorus deficiency

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Caused by a decrease of organic phosphates: ATP, CrP

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Give the causes of phosphorus excess in the body

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  • Primary excess
  • Secondary excess
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Primary excess of phosphorus as a cause of excess phosphorus

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Caused by increased intake of phosphorus

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8
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Secondary excess of phosphorus as a cause of excess phosphorus in the body

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  • ↓ Calcium in the body
  • ↓ Renal function
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9
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Give the consequences of excess phosphorus in the body

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  • Hyperphosphataemia
  • Hypocalcaemia

These occur together, leading to → Osteopathy

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