FINAL EXAM Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 forms of Retinoids? Where do they come from?

A
  1. Retinol
  2. Retinal
  3. Retinoic Acid
  • Animals
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2
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What are carotenoids ? What can they be converted to?

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  • Come from plants
  • Vitamin A
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3
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Which two can be converted to each other ?

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  • Retinol and Retinal
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4
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What are some roles of Vitamin A?

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  1. Supports Vision
  2. Protein synthesis and cell division
  3. Supports reproduction and growth
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5
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Vitamin A Status depends on ______ which is mostly in the _____ (?%)

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  • Vitamin A Stores
  • Liver
  • 90%
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6
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Vitamin A supports the immune system and inhibits replication of…? How much does it cut it (possibility)?

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  • Measles
  • 1/2
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7
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What are 3 things that Vitamin A deficiency can cause?

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  • Night Blindness
  • Hyperkeratosis
  • Damage to the GI tract
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8
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What actually is Vitamin D? What are a few things it does?

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  • Hormone
  • Responsible for growth and maintenance
  • Raises blood calcium (increased in gut, decrease in kidneys, increase in bone)
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9
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What are some causes of Vitamin D Deficiency? What can it cause?

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  • Breastfeeding, Lack of Sunlight, Not getting Vitamin D fortified milk
  • Rickets & Elderly Deficiency
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10
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What are 3 ways Vitamin D can become toxic?

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  1. When consumed in excess
  2. Leads to kidney stones and may harden blood vessels
  3. Can be over made in the skin & foos
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11
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Which kind is the only one maintained in the human body? What is Vitamin E Actually?

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  • Alpha Tocopherol
  • Antioxidant
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12
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What can happen because of Vitamin E Deficiency?

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  • It’s bc of poor fat digestion
  • It can lead to Hemolytic Anemia
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13
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What’s one thing that Vitamin E Toxicity can lead to?

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  • Blood clotting
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14
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What are two sources of Vitamin E?

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  • Vegetable Oils
  • Wheat Germ
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15
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What is Vitamin K found in?

A
  1. Avocado
  2. Kiwi
  3. Vegetable oils
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16
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What is B1 Thiamin?

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  • Part of the coenzyme that assists in energy metabolism
17
Q

Prolonged cooking will destroy Thiamin, what’s the 2 better options?

A
  1. Steam
  2. Microwave
18
Q

What is B2 Riboflavin?

A
  • A coenzyme in energy metabolism (Like Thiamin)
19
Q

What are 3 things that riboflavin helps promote?

A
  1. Healthy Skin
  2. Reduces inflammation
  3. Provide Energy
20
Q

What is b2 Riboflavin found in?

A
  1. Milk
  2. Grains
  3. Green-Leafy Vegetables
21
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What destroys B2 Riboflavin?

22
Q

Niacin can be made by the body how?

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From the amino acid Tryptophan