Exam 3 specific vitamins Flashcards

1
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Main sources of thiamin

A

Pork, whole and enriched grains

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2
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Function of thiamin

A

Coenzyme with energy metabolism

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3
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Thiamin deficiency

A

Beri-beri

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4
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Groups at risk of thiamin deficiency

A

Alcoholics, poverty

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5
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Main sources of riboflavin

A

Grains and dairy

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6
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Function of riboflavin

A

Coenzyme in energy and lipid metabolism

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7
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Riboflavin deficiency

A

Inflammation of mouth and tongue, cracks at mouth

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8
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Main sources of niacin

A

Grains and protein

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9
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Function of niacin

A

Coenzyme in energy metabolism and lipid synthesis and breakdown

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10
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Niacin deficiency

A

pellagra

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11
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Toxicity of niacin

A

UL= 35 mg/day. nausea and tingling extremities

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12
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Main sources of B6

A

Meat, fish, poultry

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13
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Function of B6

A

Coenzyme in protein and AA metabolism, neurotransmitter and hemoglobin synthesis

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14
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B6 deficiency

A

Poor growth, anemia

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15
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B6 toxicity

A

UL= 100mg/day. numbness and nerve damage

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16
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Main sources of B12

A

Dairy and animal products

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17
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Main function of B12

A

Needed for new cell production, maintaining healthy nerves

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18
Q

B12 deficiency

A

Anemia

19
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People at risk for B12 deficicency

A

Vegans, people with intestinal diseases, elderly

20
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Main sources of folacin

A

grains, fruits and vegetables

21
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Function of folacin

A

Coenzyme in DNA synthesis and AA metabolisim

22
Q

Folacin deficiency

A

macrocytic anemia

23
Q

Folacin toxicity

A

UL= 1000ug/day Masks B12 deficiency

24
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People at risk for folacin toxicity

A

Babies

25
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Main sources of vitamin C

A

Fruits and vegetables

26
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Function of vitamin C

A

Antioxidant of water soluble vitamins

27
Q

Vitamin C deficiency

A

Scurvy

28
Q

Vitamin C toxicity

A

UL= 2000mg/day. GI distress

29
Q

Name for Vitamin A

A

Retinol or beta carotene

30
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Main sources of vitamin A

A

fruits, vegetables and dairy

31
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Function of vitamin A

A

Vision, cell reproduction and immune function

32
Q

Deficiency of vitamin A

A

Night blindness

33
Q

Toxicity of vitamin A

A

3000 ug/day liver damage, birth defects, fractures

34
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Main sources of vitamin D

A

Sunlight, liver, fortified milk

35
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functions of Vitamin D

A

Absorption of calcium and phosphorus, bone health

36
Q

Vitamin D deficiency

A

rickets, abnormal growth, misshapen bones

37
Q

Vitamin D toxicity

A

4000IU/day. calcium deposits in soft tissue, growth retardation, kidney damage

38
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Main source of vitamin E

A

Leafy green vegetables, food high in unsaturated fat

39
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Function of vitamin e

A

Antioxidant of fat soluble vitamins

40
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Vitamin E deficiency

A

broken red blood cells

41
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Vitamin E toxicity

A

UL=1000mg/day. Inhibition of vitamin K acitivity

42
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Vitamin K sources

A

Leafy green vegetables, vegetable oils

43
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Function of vitamin K

A

Synthesis of blood-clotting proteins and proteins needed for bone health and cell growth

44
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vitamin K toxicity

A

anemia, brain damage