Food Prep And Nutrition Vitamins Flashcards

Learn about the fat soluble and water soluble vitamins and what happens if you have an excess and deficiency in them. (31 cards)

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What does vitamin B1 do?

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  • Helps the nervous system

- helps release energy from foods

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What does vitamin B2 do?

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  • helps to release energy from foods

- contribute to the repair of tissues

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What does vitamin B3 do?

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  • help release energy from foods

- helps maintain the nervous system

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What does vitamin B9 (folic acid) do?

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  • crucial for growth and healthy babies

- helps to make red blood cells

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What does vitamin B12 (coblamin) do?

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  • Helps nervous system function

- works with vitamin B9 to make red blood cells

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What does vitamin C (ascorbic acid) do?

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  • protects body from infection

- keeps blood vessels healthy

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What are sources of vitamin B1?

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Bread, pasta rice, peas

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What are sources of vitamin B2?

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Milk, eggs, cheese, leafy greens

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What are sources of vitamin B3?

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Wheat, nuts, meat, fish

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What are sources of vitamin B9?

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Liver, peas, leafy greens

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What are sources of vitamin B12?

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Milk, eggs, meat, fish

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What are sources of vitamin C?

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Citrus fruits, tomatoes, strawberries, green veg

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What happens if your deficient in vitamin B1?

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  • tiredness
  • weak muscles
  • beriberi disease
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What happens if your deficient in vitamin B2?

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  • dry skin
  • sore throat
  • sores around the mouth
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What happens if your deficient in vitamin B3?

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-pellagra disease

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What happens if your deficient in vitamin B9?

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  • anaemia
  • tiredness
  • weak muscles
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What happens if your deficient in vitamin B12?

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  • tiredness

- nerve damage

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What happens if your deficient in vitamin C?

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  • anaemia

- scurvy

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What are the excess and deficiency symptoms for vitamin A?

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+weakened bones

  • night blindness
  • weak immune system
  • stunted growth
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What are sources for vitamin A?

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Liver butter, oily fish, eggs

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What is vitamin A needed for?

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  • good eyesight
  • Growth
  • healthy immune system
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What are the excess and deficiency symptoms of vitamin D?

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+absorb too much calcium
+Can lead to kidney damage

-bone disease (osteomalacia and rickets)

23
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What are sources of vitamin D?

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Oily fish, egg yolks, sunlight

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What is vitamin D needed for?

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-Helps absorb calcium and minerals

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What are deficiency and excess symptoms of vitamin E?
+interfere with blood clotting +Nausea +Blurred vision (Rare to have a deficiency) - weak muscles - sight problems
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What are sources of vitamin E?
Leafy greens, nuts, wheat germ
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What is vitamin E needed for?
- keep skin and eyes healthy | - improve the immune system
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What is the excess and deficiency symptoms of vitamin K?
+there is no excess amount | Rare to have deficiency -uncontrolled bleeding in newborns
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What are sources of vitamin K?
Leafy greens, cereals, dairy foods, meats
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What are the fat soluble vitamins?
A D E and K
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What are the water soluble vitamins?
B and C