BS Flashcards

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Carbohydrates- RDA

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  • 130 g/d
  • 520 kcal/d
  • 45-65% diet
  • Amount of glucose required for brain to support normal physiological function
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Fiber- RDA

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  • 14 g/100kcal
  • More for men than women
  • GI, DM, benefits
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Simple sugars- RDA

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  • Part of the carbohydrate intake

- < 30-50 g of sugar

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Protein- RDA

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  • 45-56 g/d

- 10-30%

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Thiamine- phys fxn

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  • Cofactor for enzymes in cellular glucose and amino acid metabolism
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Thiamine- RDA

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  • 1.2-1.1 mg/d

- No know adverse effect for taking in excess

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Riboflavin- phys fxn

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  • Coenzyme in oxidation/ reduction reaction- FMN & FAD

- Required for fatty acid oxidation and mitochondrial electron transport- ATP from glucose

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Riboflavin- RDA

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  1. 3-1.1 mg/d

- No upper limit

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Niacin- phys fxn

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  • Precursor for NAD/ NADP
  • Involved in energy metabolism pathway
  • Catabolism of fatty acids & glycolysis
  • Synthesis for cholesterol, DNA, RNA
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Niacin- RDA

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16-14 mg/ day

- Max 35 mg/day to avoid flushing

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Pantothenic acid- phys fxn

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  • CoA- brings acetyl coA into citric acid cycle

- Fatty acid oxidation

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Pantothenic acid- AI

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  • Not enough evidence for RDA

- 5 mg/d

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Pyridoxine- phys fxn

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  • Involved in amino acid metabolism

- Heme biosynthesis

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Pyridoxine- RDA

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  • 1.3 mg/d
  • UL: 100 mg/d
  • High intake- sensory neuropathy
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Biotin- phys fxn

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Facilities energy metabolism- fatty acid synthesis, gluceogenesis

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16
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Biotin- AI

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30 mcg/d

- No upper limit

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Cyanocobalamin- phys fxn

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  • Methionine synthase- methylation rxns, Roxy of fatty acids

- RBC formation and maturation

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Cyanocobalamin- RDA

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  • Risk of vegans/ vegetarians- no plant based

- 2.4 mcg/day

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Folate- phys fxn

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Facilitates DNA replication, Turning genes on and off

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Folate- RDA

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  • 400 mcg/day
  • Max: 1000 mcg/day
  • Important in pregnancy- neural tube defects
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Vit C- phys fxn

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  • Cellular antioxidant
  • Neutralizes free radicals
  • Enhances iron absorption
  • Collagen formation & stability- wound healing, bleeding gums, petechiae
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Vit C- RDA

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  • 75 - 90 mg/day
  • Smokers +35mg/day due to increased free radicals
  • UL: 2000 mg/day
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23
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Vit A- fxn

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  • Vision

- Gene transcription: reprodcution, immune, embryonic,

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Vit A- RDA

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  • 700-900 mcg retinol activity equivalents
  • UL: 10,000 iu, 3,000 RAE
    Upper limit can cause birth defects in pregnancy
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Vit D- fxn

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  • Helps body absorb calcium

- Gene transcription

26
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Vit D- RDA

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600 IU/day

- UL: 4,000 IU/day

27
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Vit E- fxn

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  • lipid soluble antioxidant

- integrity of biological membranes

28
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Vit E- RDA

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15 mg

- UL: 1000 mg

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Vit K- fxn

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  • Allows normal blood clotting

- AI 90-120 mg/day

30
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Hormone of satiety: Ghrelin

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  • Produced in stomach
  • When elevated stimulates appetite
  • Decreased initiates satiety
31
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Hormone of satiety: Leptin

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  • Produced in adipocytes & stimulates hypothalamus

- Initiates satiety

32
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Hormone of satiety: Orexin

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  • Stimulates food craving, arousal and wakefulness
  • Increased by ghrelin & hypoglycemia
  • Narcolepsy
  • Inhibited by leptin
33
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Thiamine deficiency- Eti

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  • Due to alcoholism
34
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Thiamine deficiency- Sx

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  • Anorexia, muscle cramps, paresthesia & irritability
  • Wet beriberi- high output HF
  • Dry beriberi- Pain, paresthesia and loss of reflex
35
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Thiamine deficiency- Dx

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  • Clinical response to thiamine supplementation

- Urinary thiamine excretion

36
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Thiamine deficiency- Tx

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Large parenteral thiamine doses

37
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Riboflavin deficiency- Eti

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  • occur in combination with other deficiencies due to undernutrition and medication interactions
38
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Riboflavin deficiency- Sx

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  • Cheilosis
  • Angular stomatitis
  • Glossitis
  • Seborrrheic dermatitis
  • Corneal vascularization
  • Anemia
39
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Riboflavin deficiency- Dx

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  • Measurement of erythrocyte reductase and serum levels
40
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Riboflavin deficiency- Tx

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  • Empirical treatment through nutrition & oral supplements
41
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Niacin- Eti

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  • alcoholism, nutrient- drug interactions, inborn errors of metabolism
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Niacin- Sx

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  • Traid of pellagra: dermatitis (dark, dry and scaling), diarrhea & dementia
43
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Niacin- Dx

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  • Urine test

- Clinical

44
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Niacin- Tx

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Oral niacin

45
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Vit B 6- Eti

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Medication interactions

  • Alcoholism
  • Immunodeficiency
46
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Vit B 6- Sx

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  • mouth soreness, glossitis, cheilosis, weakness, and irritability
  • Peripheral neuropathy, anemia, seizures
47
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Vit B 6- Dx

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Pyridoxal phosphate levels in blood

48
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Vit B 6- Tx

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  • Oral supplementation
49
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Vit C- Eti

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  • Dietary inadequacy in urban poor, elderly & chronic alcoholism
  • Cigarettes, CKD & CA
50
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Vit C- Sx

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  • Malaise & weakness
  • Scurvy: Petechiae, bleeding gums, perifollicular hy[erkeratotic papules
  • Edema, oliguria & neuropathy
51
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Vit C- Dx

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Clinically based on skin lesions

  • Atraumatic hemearthrosis
  • Decreased plasma levels
52
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Vit C- Tx

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Ascorbic acid, improvement occurs within days

53
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Vit A- Eti

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Most common- elderly & urban poor

  • Common cause of blindness
  • Fat malabsorption syndromes of mineral oil laxatives
54
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Vit A- Sx

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  • Night blindness
  • Xerosis
  • Bitot spots
55
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Vit A- Dx

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  • Low serum levels

- Abnormalities in dark adaptation

56
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Vit A- Tx

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  • Oral supplementation
57
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Fat

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  • Unsaturated better
  • 20-35% of diet
  • Type of fat important- no trans, saturated