Long answer study guide Flashcards

1
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Chylomicron

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Moves triglycerides, cholesterol, and fat soluable vitamins to lymphatic capillaries and blood stream

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2
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Very low density lipoproteins

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Travels to the muscle and adipose tissue to reduce fatty acids

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3
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Intermediate density lipoprotiens

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Circulates in the blood until taken up by the body

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4
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Low density lipoproteins

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Takes cholesterol fromthe liver to the body tissues

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5
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High density lipoproteins

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Takes excess cholesterol from tissues to liver and out of the body

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6
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B1

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Thiamin. Nervous system and function

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7
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B1 deficiency

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Boribori

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8
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B2

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Riboflavin. Red blood cell development and iron metabolism

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9
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B2 deficiency

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Anaemia

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10
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B3

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Niacin. Protects the heart and decreases bad cholesterol

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11
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B5

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Pathogenic acid. Stress and sex hormones and antiaging

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12
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B6

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Pyridoxine. Strengthens the immune system

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13
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B6 deficiency

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Anemia and skin disorders

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14
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B7

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Biotin. Nail and skin development

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15
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B9

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Folic acid. Cell growth and development

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16
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B9 deficiency

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Anemia

17
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B12

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Red blood cell formation, nervous system development

18
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B12 deficiency

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Anemia, depression, and dementia

19
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Vitamin C

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Development of bones, cartilage, teeth, immune system, formation of collagen, absorption of iron and wound healing.

20
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Vitamin C deficiency

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Scurvy, connective tissue problems, impaired wound healing, malnutrition

21
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Vitamin A

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Night vision, cell differentiation, and growth regulation. Found in retinoids and carotenoids

22
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Vitamin D

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Sunshine vitamin. Important for bone health, parathyroid gland, and regulation of immune system.

23
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Vitamin D deficiency

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Calcium cannot be absorbed leading to rickets and osteoporosis

24
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Vitamin E

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Tocopherol. Antioxidant properties, absorption depends on fat absorption. It is incorporated with chylomicroms

25
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Vitamin E

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Tocopherol. Antioxidant properties, absorption depends on fat absorption. It is incorporated with chylomicrons

26
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Vitamin E deficiency

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Hemolytic anemia in children

27
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Vitamin K

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Forms include phylloquinone and menaquinones. Blood clotting due to fibrinogen being converted into its active form fibrin

28
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Vitamin K deficiency

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Abnormal blood coagulation

29
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Colane

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Phospholipid cell membrane

30
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Vitamin A deficiency

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Dry skin and eyes, night blindness, and growth problems

31
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Soluble fibre

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Absorbs water to form a gel like substance, slows down digestion, makes you feel full, lovers blood sugar

32
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Soluble fibre reduces the risk of

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Obesity and diabetes

33
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Insoluble fiber

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Doesn’t absorb water, adds bulk to the stool, speeds up the movement of bolus through the intestines

34
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Insoluble fiber reduces the risk of

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Diabetes and some cancers (colon)

35
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Where to find soluble fibre

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Oats, apples, and beans

36
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Where to find insoluble fibre

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Wheat bran and fruit and veggies peels