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1
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some ethanol is metabolized by…

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stomach cells

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2
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majority of ethanol is metabolized by..

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the liver

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3
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when alcohol is combined with tobacco the risk for … increases

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oral and esophageal cancer

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4
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fetal alcohol syndrome causes..

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physical deformities and mental retardation

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5
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preformed=

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active form of vitamin A

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6
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preformed vitamin A is found in…

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retinoids; animal products

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7
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proformed=

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body has to convert to active form of vitamin A

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8
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proformed vitamin A is found in…

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carotenoids; plant products

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9
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intestinal cells convert…

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carotenoids to retinoids

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10
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retinol is needed for..

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reproduction

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11
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retinoic acid is needed for..

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cell growth and maturation

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12
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retinal is needed for ..

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night and color vision

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13
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cones in the retina are responsible for…

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vision on bright lights; turns objects into color

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14
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rods in the retina are responsible for…

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vision in dim lights; turns objects into black and white

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15
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epithelial cells line…

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the outside (skins) and external passages (mucus forming cells)

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16
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xerophtalmia is…

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a major cause of blindness

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17
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follicular hyperkeratosis is ..

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skin disorder

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18
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what happens during follicular hyperkeratosis

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keratinized cells replace normal epithelial cells

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19
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acute toxicity of vitamin A is …

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ingestion of large doses over a long period of time

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20
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symptoms of acute toxicity of vitamin A are…

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intestinal upset, blurred vision, headache, muscular incoordination

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21
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chronic toxicity of vitamin A is …

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large intake of vitamin A over long period of time

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22
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symptoms of chronic toxicity of vitamin A are…

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bone/muscle pain, increased liver size, vomiting

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23
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teratogenic toxicity of vitamin A …

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produces physical defect on developing fetus; spontaneous abortion, birth defects

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24
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hypocarotenemia is…

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excessive consumption of carrots/squash and beta-carotene supplements; leaves skins yellow-orange color

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25
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vitamin D is activated by…

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enzymes in the liver and kidneys

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26
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rickets is the result of..

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low vitamin D in children

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27
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rickets can cause…

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soft bones and deformed pelvis

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28
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osteomalacia=

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rickets (soft bones) in adults; poor calcification of newly synthesized bone

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29
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osteomalacia can cause..

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fractures

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30
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osteomalacia is most likely in..

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adults with liver/kidney disease, intestinal disease, or limited sun exposure

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31
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kidney/liver disease = risk for…

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vitamin D deficiency

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32
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tocopherols and tocotrienols =

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vitamin E

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33
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vitamin E is stored in ..

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adipose tissue, muscle, and liver

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34
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vitamin E is found in …

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cell membranes

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35
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vitamin E is able to donate electron to…

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oxidizing agent

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36
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redox agent within vitamin E…

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protects the cell from free radicals

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37
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diversity your antioxidant intake with…

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a balanced and varied diet

38
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who is at risk for vitamin E deficiency

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premature infants - limited stores

39
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menaquinones are synthesized by…

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bacteria in the colon and are about 10% absorbed

40
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vitamin K forms..

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osteocalcin - secreted by bone building cells

41
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most get vitamin K through ..

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diet

42
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enriched grains are still low in…

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vitamin B-6, magnesium, fiber, phytochemicals, and zinc

43
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thiamin functions for …

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energy metabolism; metabolism of carbohydrates and some amino acids

44
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thiamin is required for normal function of…

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the nervous system

45
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food sources of thiamin =

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enriched grains and whole grains

46
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beriberi=

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deficiency of thiamin

47
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symptoms of beriberi=

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weakness, nerve degeneration, irritability, poor leg/arm coordination

48
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riboflavin is critical for ..

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energy metabolism

49
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food sources of riboflavin =

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dairy and enriched grains

50
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deficiency of riboflavin =

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ariboflavinosis

51
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niacin functions for ..

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energy metabolism; involved in over 200 metabolic reactions

52
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niacin can be synthesized from …

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essential amino acid - tryptophan

53
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tryptophan can be found in …

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enriched grains, poultry, meat, and fish

54
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avidin inhibits..

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absorption of biotin

55
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deficiency of vitamin b-6 =

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microcytic hypochromic anemia

56
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vitamin b-6 supplements can be used to treat

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carpal tunnel, PMS, and nausea during pregnancy

57
Q

vitamin b-12 helps in the maintenance of ..

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myelin sheaths; insulating layer that forms around nerves and allows for electrical impulses

58
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absorption of vitamin b-12 in the stomach =

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HCL and pepsin release vitamin b-12 bound to food

59
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parietal cells release..

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intrinsic factor

60
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absorption of vitamin b-12 in the small intestine =

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vitamin b-12 links with intrinsic factor

61
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intrinsic factor and vitamin b-12 are absorbed in the ..

A

ileum

62
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deficiency of vitamin b-12 =

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pernicious anemia; due to decreased absorption ability

63
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collagen synthesis=

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wound healing - trauma and burn patients

64
Q

deficiency of vitamin c =

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scurvy

65
Q

skin is cool as..

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perspiration evaporates

66
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functions of sodium =

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positive ion in extracellular fluid - key for retaining body water

67
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current recommendation for sodium =

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less than 2300 mg per day

68
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those older than 51, african americans, and hypertensive individuals should consume… mg of sodium per day

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less than1500 mg

69
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deficiency of sodium =

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excessive vomiting and perspiration (2-3% of body weight is lost)

70
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functions of potassium =

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positive ion in intracellular fluid

71
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food sources of potassium =

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fruits, vegetables, milk, and grains

72
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daily value of potassium =

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3500 mg per day

73
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blood calcium level is maintained at the price of…

A

bone calcium

74
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parathyroid hormone increases…

A

calcium release from bone

75
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calcium is needed for …

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blood clotting; converts prothrombin to thrombin

76
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building higher bone mass =

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weight bearing activities

77
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hypercalcemia =

A

calcification of tissue

78
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high blood pressure increases risk of …

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stroke, cardiovascular disease, and kidney disease

79
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hypertension risk factors include…

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artherosclerosis, obesity, excessive alcohol, sodium intake, low potassium intake

80
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prevention/treatment of hypertension

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weight loss if overweight, activity, DASH diet

81
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heme iron is found in

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animal products and is absorbed better than nonheme iron

82
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ferrous iron (+2) is better absorbed than…

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ferric iron (+3)

83
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ferritin in the intestinal cells are..

A

iron building protein

84
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hemoglobin in red blood cells…

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transport oxygen and carbon dioxide

85
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myoglobin in muscle cells …

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transport oxygen from red bloods cells to skeletal and heart muscles

86
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iron deficiency anemia…

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red blood cells appear microcytic and hypochromic

87
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iron deficiency anemia is most common in…

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athletes, infants, toddlers, vegans, and women of childbearing age

88
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iron deficiency symptoms include…

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paleness, fatigue, difficulty breathing, poor growth, fast heartbeat, pica

89
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hemochromatosis =

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recessive genetic disease; ineffective mucosal block that leads to excessive absorption

90
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goiter =

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enlarged thyroid gland, low iodide intake

91
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food sources of iodide=

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iodized salt (1/2 tsp.)

92
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iodide deficiency =

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cretinism - mental retardation

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