Final review Flashcards
food form of iron
ferric iron
iron reduced in the stomach to
ferrous iron
what minerals needed for CHO metab
chromium, zinc
CCK
cholecystokinin
contraction of the gallbladder
glucose-6-phosphatase needed for
conversion of liver glycogen into glucose
glucocorticoids
adrenal hormones
convert protein into glucose
hormone that greatly influences BMR
thyroxine
hormone that regulates breast milk production
hormone that moves milk through breast ducts
prolactin
oxytocin
low birth weight infant
<2500 g
what minerals should be assessed in someone with steatorrhea and IBS
calcium, magnesium, zinc
cause of diarrhea without malabsorption in children
sorbitol
pH
CO2 level
HCO3 level
7.35-7.45
35-45
24-28
AST
ALT
0-35
4-36
MCV
MCH
Hgb
80-95
27-32
12-16 F, 14-18 M
Alb
3.5-5
BUN
Cr
10-20
0.6-1.4
HbA1c
Blood glucose
2hr Post-prandial
5-6.5%
70-100
<140
TG
LDL
Total Chol
HDL
<150
<100
<200
>60 GREAT, >40 M, >50 F
vitamin A
yellow/orange fruits, dark leafy greens, fish, liver
deficiency: Bitot’s spots, Nyctalopia, Xeropthlamia (irreversible), night blindness
vitamin D
sunlight, egg yolk, fortified milk
7 dehydrocholesterol-> D3 cholecalciferol-> ergocalciferol
deficiency: rickets, osteomalacia
vitamin E
veg oils, whole grains, green veg, almonds
deficiency: hemolytic anemia (tiredness, dizziness, weakness)
vitamin K
leafy greens
deficiency: hemorrhage
affected by: mineral oil, anticoagulants, antibiotics