Exam 3 Flashcards
what is meant by the bioavailability of vitamins in food
amount absorbed/used in body
what is the primary excretion route of water soluble vitamins
kidney
main function of B vitamins
coenzyme participation
beriberi results from a deficiency in what
thymine
wericke-korsakoff syndrome may be treated with supplements of what
thymine
what symptom is common with a riboflavin deficiency
enflamed mouth membranes
which commonly eaten food makes the greatest riboflavin source
milk
what vitamin deficiency disease appeared in people who subsisted on enriched corn and are low in protein
polegra
feature of niacin nutrition
high doses may lower blood cholesterol
what vitamin has losses the more processed the food
pantothenic acid
lower neutral tube defects is due to which B vitamin
folate
irreversible nerve damage is reported with large doses of which vitamin
B6
which food from the list is highest in folate
green leafy vegetables
pernicious anemia is due to a deficiency in what B vitamin
vitamin B12
early sign of vitamin C deficiency
bleeding gums
what describes the association of vitamin a and vision
light causes shift from cis to trans configuration
animal form of vitamin d
colate calciferol
a child with bowed legs is deficient in which vitamin
vitamin D
vitamin d deficiency in adults
osteomalacia
chief function of vitamin K
blood clotting
naturally occurring food source of vitamin D
egg yolks
main function of vitamin E in the body
antioxidant
body most indispensable nutrient
water
when a person loses fluid by sweating what minerals are lost the greatest
sodium/chloride