Lecture 15 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two dietary sources of iron within the diet?

A
  1. Haem (animal products)

2. Non-haem sources

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2
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Is milk a good source of iron?

A

No

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3
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What is the most significant sign of an iron deficiency?

A

Anaemia

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4
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What are some dietary sources of copper in the diet

A

Whole grains, legumes, pasture and liver

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5
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What are some skin signs that are observed with a copper deficiency?

A

Hair depigmentation and a loss of wool crimp

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6
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Describe the appearance of copper deficient wool:

A

Steely wool

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7
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What is the best measure of copper status?

A

The liver

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8
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What is the most common sign of copper toxicity?

A

Jaundice

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9
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Describe the appearance of copper toxicicity in the kidneys:

A

The kidneys will appear a very dark red.

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10
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What factors decrease the bioavailability of zinc?

A
  • decreased by phytates
  • absorption decreased by dietary fibre
  • absorption decreased by calcium, copper, lead and manganese
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11
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What is the main role of manganese within the diet?

A
  • involved in cartilage development, blood clotting,
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12
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What is the importance of iodine?

A
  • iodine is critically important in thyroid immune function
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