Ch 8- Water Soluble Vitamins Flashcards

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What factors affect the bioavailability of vitamins?[3]

A

• Past diet & overall nutrition lvl
• Other food eaten at same time
• How food is prepared

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2
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Function of antioxidant

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Repair cell damage and neutralize free radicals

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4
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What is a provitamin?

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Inactive form of vitamin that body must convert to its active form

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5
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Enrichment meaning

A

Restoring nutrients lost due to processing

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6
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What is fortification?

A

Adding nutrients not originally present in a food

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7
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What is the function of Choline? [3]

A

Acetylcholine synthesis
cell membrane function
lipid transport

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8
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What can vit c deficiency cause

A

Scurvy

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9
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What is a good source of Cobalamin (B12)

A

Animal products and fortified foods

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10
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What is the function of Folate (B9

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DNA synthesis and neural tube development

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What is Pyridoxine (B6) converted into?

A

Pyridoxal phosphate

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12
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What is Pantothenic Acid a part of?

A

Coenzyme a

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13
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Function of biotin

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Coenzyme in citric acid cycle and glucose synthesis

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14
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What deficiency can result from a lack of Niacin (B3)?

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Pellagra (4 D’s: Dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia, death)

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15
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What are good sources of Riboflavin (B2)?

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Dairy, red meat, and fish

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16
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What is the function of Thiamin (B1)? [3]

A

Coenzyme for glucose breakdown,
RNA/DNA synthesis,
and nerve function

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17
Q

What is the function of antioxidants?

a) To provide energy

b) To damage cells

c) To repair damage and neutralize free radicals

d) To synthesize DNA

A

C

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18
Q

Which vitamin is important for nerve function?

a) Vitamin C

b) Thiamin (B1)

c) Folate (B9)

d) Biotin

A

B

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19
Q

What is a free radical?

a) A stable molecule

b) An unstable molecule that can damage cells

c) An antioxidant

d) A type of vitamin

A

B

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20
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Which vitamin is part of coenzyme A?

a) Biotin

b) Pantothenic Acid

c) Pyridoxine (B6)

d) Folate (B9)

Answer: b) Pantothenic Acid

A

B

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21
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What is bioavailability?

a) How much energy a nutrient provides

b) How well a nutrient tastes

c) How much of a nutrient the body can absorb and use

d) How long a nutrient lasts in the body

A

C

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22
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Which of the following is a symptom of Vitamin B12 deficiency?

a) Scurvy

b) Beriberi

c) Pernicious anemia

d) Pellagra

A

C

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23
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Which vitamin can be synthesized from tryptophan?

a) Thiamin (B1)

b) Riboflavin (B2)

c) Niacin (B3)

d) Biotin

24
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Which of these is a function of Vitamin C?

a) Energy metabolism

b) Collagen synthesis

c) DNA synthesis

d) Red blood cell formation

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Which vitamin is essential for maintaining the myelin coat on nerves? ◦ a) Folate (B9) ◦ b) Vitamin C ◦ c) Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) ◦ d) Thiamin (B1)
C
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What is the purpose of fortifying foods? ◦ a) To restore nutrients lost in processing ◦ b) To add nutrients not originally present ◦ c) To decrease the cost of food production ◦ d) To make food taste better
B
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Which vitamin is a coenzyme for glucose breakdown? ◦ a) Riboflavin (B2) ◦ b) Niacin (B3) ◦ c) Thiamin (B1) ◦ d) Cobalamin (B12)
C
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Which vitamin is crucial for neural tube development during pregnancy? ◦ a) Vitamin B6 ◦ b) Folate (B9) ◦ c) Vitamin B12 ◦ d) Vitamin C
B
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What can a deficiency in Vitamin C lead to? ◦ a) Beriberi ◦ b) Pellagra ◦ c) Scurvy ◦ d) Anemia
C
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Which vitamin is sensitive to light and heat? ◦ a) Thiamin (B1) ◦ b) Riboflavin (B2) ◦ c) Niacin (B3) ◦ d) Cobalamin (B12)
B
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of vitamins? ◦ a) Organic ◦ b) Micronutrient ◦ c) Provides energy ◦ d) Essential
C
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Water soluble vitamins need ___ to be absorbed
special transport molecules
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Vegans need to supplement ___
Vit b12
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__ regulate mood, sleep, body temp, digestion
Serotonin
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__ repair damage & neutralize free radicals
Antioxidants
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__ are unstable molecules that can damage DNA, PROTEIN, CELLS
Free radical
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__ is needed for synthesis of neutrans acetylcholine
Choline
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___ is needed to create and maintain collagen
Vit c
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Vitamin C act as an ___
Antioxidant
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__ important for atp production from fatty acids and maintain the myeline coat on nerves
Vit b12 (cobalamin)
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Since food fortification in Canada, __ defects have decreased by 50%
neural tube
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___ important for DNA synthesis, amino acid metabolism, and neural tube development
Folate (b9)
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___ is involved in amino acid and protein metabolism, neurotransmitter synthesis, and hemoglobin formation
Pyridoxine (B6)
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Pantothenic acid is part of ___ and is part of carrier protein for cholesterol and fatty acid synthesis
Coenzyme A
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__ functions as a coenzyme in the __ cycle and glucose synthesis
Biotin Citric acid
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Niacin b3 can be made from the amino acid ___ if the diet provides enough
Tryptophan
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__ helps with energy production, supports ATP production, acts as an ___, and activates vitamins
Riboflavin (b2) Antioxidant
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__ function as coenzyme for glucose breakdown and is needed for nerve function
Thiamin (B1)
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__ are avail from food in an inactive form and must be transformed into active vitamins
Provitamins
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The bioavailability of vitamins refers to how much of a nutrient the body can __ and __
Absorb Use
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__ needed for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins
Bile
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Dark-skinned individuals, smokers, and alcohol users may benefit from ___ supplements
Vit c
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. ___ is adding nutrients not originally present in a food, while __ is restoring nutrients lost during processing
Fortification Enrichment
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Water-soluble vitamins are easily __ and __ and are __ typically stored in tissues
Absorbed Excreted Not
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__ are __ micronutrients that are __ and obtained from the diet
Vitamins Organic Essential