Exam 3 Water soluble Flashcards

1
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Water soluble vitamins include

A

Vitamin C, and the B-complex Vitamins

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2
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Water soluble vitamins characteristics

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  • dissolve in water
  • easily absorbed and excreted
  • not stored extensively in tissue
  • seldom reach toxic levels
  • polar
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3
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Why do water soluble vitamins have higher/lower DRI’s than fat soluble?

A

higher

because they are not stored in fat, which lowers potential toxicity due to high turnover

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4
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there are _ b vitamins

A

8

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5
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All B vitamins effect

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metabolism

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6
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B vitamin ____

  • energy metabolism
  • heavy nerve cell usage
  • easily found in diet
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Thiamin

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7
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Food sources of thiamin

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  • breads, cereals are enriched

* sunflower seeds, watermelon, black beans

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8
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Thiamin deficiency main disease

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BeriBeri (loss of sensation in hands and feet, muscular weakness, abnormal heart action, peripheral swelling-wet berberi)
damage to nerve cells basically

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9
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B vitamins
_______:
*energy metabolism
*helps release energy from CHO, protein, fat
*used to make the coenzyme FAD
*highly sensitive to UV light (keep out of sun)
-reason why opaque containers in milk

A

Riboflavin

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10
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Riboflavin is used to make _____ and highly sensitive to ____ _____

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FAD

UV light

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11
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Food sources of riboflavin include

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Food sources

  • milk
  • green vegetables
  • enriched and whole grain breads and cereals
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12
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Riboflavin deficiency symptoms

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  • no particular disease associated with it

* tongue, skin, eyes and digestive system may be effected (wherever rapid cell turnover is present)

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13
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Riboflavin toxicity is ______

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unknown

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14
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______:

  • function
  • used in energy metabolism along with thiamin and riboflavin
  • used to make NAD
A

Niacin

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15
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Niacin makes _____

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NAD

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16
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Niacin can/cannot be made in the body, additionally it’s found in animal products/plant products

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can

animal

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17
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Niacin deficiency is known as ____ and has the following symptoms:

A

Pellagra “rough skin”

Causes:
scaly rash/dermatitis, dementia, diarrhea, death

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18
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We know about niacin toxicity because they tried to:

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lower blood fat levels by supplmenting niacin

Synthetic forms cause flushing and pain

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19
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niacin toxicity causes

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niasin flush

neruopathy

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20
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B vitamins ____ and _____ ___ are very similar

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Biotin

Pantithenic acid

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21
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____ / _____ ___ functions

  • energy metabolism
  • biotin: coenzyme in CHO, fat, and pro digestion
  • associated with coenzyme A (used in aerobic metabolism) and stimulates growth
A

biotin pantithenic acid

22
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Bitoin produces

A

coenzymes for digestion

23
Q

Biotin and Pantithenic acid toxicity

24
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B6 functions include

A

Amina acid and Hemoglobin synthesis

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B6 helps regulate _____ _____
blood glucose
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B6 assists in releasing stored ______ from _____
glucose | glycogen
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B6 deficiency has ______ symptoms that include
general - weakness - irritability - insomnia - weakened immune response
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B6 is found ______, _____, and animal/plant sources
Potatoes Bananas animal
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B6 toxicity was discovered trying to treat
pre-menstruel syndrome
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B6 can cause
neuropathies or paralysis in extreme cases
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Vitamin B12 functions:
Enables folate to get into cells and helps maintain myelin sheath
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___ functions * enables folate to get into cells * helps maintain sheath around nerve cells
B12
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Folate is ___'s partner in crime
B12
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Intrinsic factor is used to digest ___
B12
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B12 has ___ toxicity
no
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_____: Function - helps synthesize DNA, needed for rapidly growing tissues (tongue, blood, eyes) * most vulnerable to interactions with medications * essential for fetal growth
Folate
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Folate mostly comes from
foliage | fortified grains
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____ is very important for pregnant women and lack of it can cause neural tube defects
Folate
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Toxicity: _____ * high ____ can mask b12 deficiency causing the nerve damage of B12 deficiency to continue - high folate used to treat anemia, could cause more nerve damage * UL for synthetic forms only - includes fortified foods and supplemen
folate
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Folate prevents these 2 things in birth defects
spina bifida (spine sticks out) -anencephaly (incomplete development of brain, strange head)
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Vitamin __ * functions production and maintenance of village. * enhances immune response - does not prevent colds * assists in iron absorption (prevents oxidation) * antioxidant - collogen is precursor to bone tissue and key component to connective tissue
C
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Vitamin C does/does not prevent colds
does not
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Vitamin C is a major ______
antioxidant
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You need __ mg of vitamin __ to prevent scurvy
10 | C
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generalFood sources of -Thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, and folic acid
Grains
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general Food sources of -folate, vitamins A, and C
Vegetables
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general Food sources of: -vitamins A and C
Fruit
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general Food sources -Niacin, B6, and B12
Protein
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general Food sources: Vitamin E
Fats and oils
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Functions of ____ * solvent - dissolves amino acids, glucose and minerals needed by cells (water soluables) - most compartments are water based in the body * chemistry - part of cells, tissues and organs - participates in chemical reactions * carrier - carries nutrients needed by cells - re Ives waste from body (lymph) - water in blood known as plasma * temperature regulation - swear to regulate body temperature - thermoregulates within body
water