chapter 8-4 Flashcards

1
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second most abundant mineral in body

A

phosphorus

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2
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phosphorus works with

A

calcium in bones and teeth

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3
Q

magnesium is about

A

50% found in bones and teeth

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4
Q

magnesium helps hold

A

calcium in bones and teet

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5
Q

magnesium is involved in

A

hundreds of enzyme activities

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6
Q

magnesium aids in

A

pancreatic function and pancreatic hormone secretion

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7
Q

magnesium is a cofactor in

A

protein and ATP energy synthesis

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8
Q

magnesium is a transmission of

A

nerve impulses (muscle relaxation)

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9
Q

magnesium is easily lost during the

A

food refining or processing methods

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10
Q

sodium is the major

A

positive charge ion outside cells

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11
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sodium maintains cells’

A

normal fluid and acid-base balances

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12
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sodium is critical to

A

nerve impulse transmission and muscle contraction

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13
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sodium is often added during

A

food refining and processing

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14
Q

DASH diet encourages

A

lowering sodium intakes and increasing potassium, magnesium and calcium by minimally processed and low fat foods

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15
Q

high sodium intake correlates with

A

prehypertension and hypertension
heart disease
stroke

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16
Q

excess sodium intake increases

A

calcium excretion

17
Q

how to control salt intakes

A

dash diet
cut down on processed and fat foods
lower sodium items
fresh and dried herbs and spices

18
Q

potassium is the major

A

positive charged ion inside cells

19
Q

potassium maintains

A

fluid and electrolyte balance
acid-base balance
cell integrity

20
Q

potassium is critical in maintaining

A

normal heart beat

21
Q

potassium supports normal

A

bone structure and kidney function

22
Q

the heart will stop if

A

potassium volume within the body is too low or high

23
Q

potassium is easily lost during

A

food refining or processing

24
Q

chloride maintains

A

fluid and electrolyte balance
normal acid-base balance

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chloride plays a critical role in stomach's production of
hydrochloric acid which denatures protein in preparation for digestion
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chloride is often added
during food refining and processing
27
table salt is a combo of
sodium and chloride
28
sulfur maintains normal
protein shapes by forming sulfur-sulfur bridges
29
sulfur is found in
biotin thiamin insulin
30
sulfur combines with
toxic substances in the liver to form harmless compounds
31
sulfur is wide spread in
whole and processed foods that contain protein
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potassium is a major
buffer (regulates pH)
33
potassium is important in
cell's genetic material
34
potassium is in
cellular energy (ATP)