Fat Soluble Vitamins Flashcards

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Vit. A (B-carotene–>Retinol) role

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Vision, Metabolites involved in growth failure, growth & differentiation of epithelial, nervous & bone tissue, immune fxn

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Vit. A (B-carotene–>Retinol) deficiency

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Children: poor dark adaptation, xerosis, keratomalacia

Adults: night blindness, xeroderma

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Vit. A (B-carotene–>Retinol) sources

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Liver, dark green leafy veggies, orange fruits & veggies

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Vit. D (cholecalciferol) role

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Regulator of bone metabolism, primarily Ca, other roles emerging

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Vit. D (cholecalciferol) deficiency

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Children: rickets
Adults: osteomalacia

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Vit. D (cholecalciferol) sources

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Skin synthesis, liver, fish, fortified dairy, eggs

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Vit. E (a-tocopherol) role

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Antioxidant, enzymatic activities, gene expression, cell signaling

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Vit. E (a-tocopherol) deficiency

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Infants: anemia

Children & adults: neuropathy, myopathy

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Vit. E (a-tocopherol) sources

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Vegetable oil, nuts, green veggies

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Vit. K role

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Blood coagulation, bone growth

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Vit. K deficiency

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Children: hemorrhagic disease of newborns

Adults: defective blood clotting

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Vit. K sources

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Gut flora, dark green leafy veggies

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