Electrolytes and Minerals Flashcards

1
Q

What is the difference between Estimated average requirement and recommended daily allowance?

A

EAR: Average daily nutrient intake estimated to meet requirements of half of a demographic
RDA: Average dietary nutrient daily intake level sufficient to meet nutritional requirements of 97% of healthy individuals

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2
Q

What are the 6 major minerals in order of abundance?

A
Ca
Phosphorus
Potassium
Na, Cl
Mg
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3
Q

What are the four trace elements?

A

Fe
Zn
Cu
Mn

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4
Q

What are the four ultra trace elements?

A

Se
Mb
I
Cr

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5
Q

What is the major intracellular anion?

A

Phosphate

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6
Q

What are four major functions of calcium in the body?

A

Bone mineralization
Blood clotting
muscle contraction
metabolism regulator

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7
Q

What is the carrier on the luminal membrane that transports Ca?

A

TRPv6

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8
Q

What is the carrier on the basolateral membrane that transports Ca?

A

Ca ATPase

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9
Q

What transports Ca within the cell?

A

Calbindin

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10
Q

What increases Ca absorption?

A

Vit D
Sugars
Protein

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11
Q

What decreases Ca absorption?

A

Fiber
Oxalic acids
Mg Zn
Unabsorbed fatty acids

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12
Q

What molecule regulates transporters of Ca?

A

Calcetriol

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13
Q

How is calcium transported in the blood?

A

40% albumin
50% free
10% complexed with sulfate, phosphate, citrate, etc

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14
Q

What is down regulated by calmodulin?

A

Calcium channels

Glycogen synthase

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15
Q

What is up regulated by calmodulin?

A

Muscle contraction

Phosphorylase

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16
Q

What uptake is blocked by high levels of Calcium?

A

Phosphorus
Iron
Fatty acids

17
Q

If hydroxylated at the #12 carbon, is cholesterol taken up or excreted?

18
Q

Does calcium cause more or less secretion of bile salts?