iron/zinc Flashcards

1
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iron food sources.

A

wheat, rice, beans, lentils, seafood and red meat.

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2
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what factors influence the bioavailability of iron.

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host-related factors, chemical form (haem vs non-haem) and enhancers or inhibitors.

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3
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difference between haem and non-haem.

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haem absorption absorbtion 25-30%. non-haem 5-15%

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4
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enhancers of iron

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vitamin C, meat, poultry, fish, gastric acid.

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5
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inhibitors of iron.

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phytates, polypherenos, calcium, tannins (coffee and tea).

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6
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what does haemoglobin do?

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67% body iron, transports o2 in red blood cells.

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7
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consequences of iron deficiency.

A

decrease in growth and decrease cognitive function, and fatigue.

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8
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zinc food sources

A

yoghurt, muscles and red meat.

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9
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enhancers of zinc.

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fish, milk, eggs and cheese.

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10
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inhibitors of zinc.

A

nuts, seeds, fibre and iron.

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11
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function of zinc

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> 200 enzymes needing zinc to function or regulate. growth, immune, reproduction and appetite.

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12
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deficiency consequences.

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stunting, no sexual development. impairedgrowth.

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13
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groups at risk

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pregnant, young people and adolescents.

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