Micronutrients (Exam 2) Flashcards

1
Q

what are the macronutrients

A

carbs, fats, proteins

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2
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what are the micronutirents

A

vitamins and minerals

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3
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function of micronutrients

A

facilitate chemical reactions in the body that help generate energy (not directly)

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4
Q

What are vitamins helpful in

A

growth and developments , organ functions, buidlign and maintaining structures, and protecting the body from damage

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5
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what do minerals do

A

conduct electricity and effect fluid balance, muscle ph, and function

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6
Q

what are the two main types of vitamins

A

fat soluble and water soluble

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7
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fat soluble vitamins

A

A, D, E, K

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8
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water soluble vitamins

A

C and B complexes

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9
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what was Vitamin B initially thought of as

A

as accessory growth factors

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10
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where was vitamin B first found

A

in rice flakes in 1911

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11
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what was vitamin b first called

A

anti- beriberifactor

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12
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where was vitamin a originally discovered

A

in rat studies relating to disease recovery

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13
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what do water soluble vitamins help with

A

cognitive funciton, immune health, and energy production

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14
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can water soluble vitamins be stored in the body

A

they cannot

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15
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what happens to excess water soluble vitamins

A

they will be excreted through urine

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16
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where are water soluble vitamins found

A

in many different food sources

17
Q

Can fat soluble vitamins be stored in the body

A

yes, in body fat

18
Q

what do fat soluble vitamins do

A

help regulate vision, bone health, the immune system, and other processes

19
Q

vitamin a sources

A

carrots, leafy greans

20
Q

vitamin d sources

A

sun, eggs

21
Q

vitamin e sources

A

avacodos, peanuts,

22
Q

vitamin k sources

A

broccoli , asparagus

23
Q

vitamin a functions

A

vision, reproduction, bone health, immune system, skin

24
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vitamin d functions

A

strenthens bones, calcium absorption, immune system

25
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vitamin e functions

A

immune system, flushes toxins

26
Q

vitamin k functions

A

blood clotting, bone helath

27
Q

list of macrominerals

A

calcium
phosphorus
magnesium
sodium
potassium
chloride

electrolyes>

28
Q

list of microminerals

A

chromium
fluoride
molyblenum
manganese
zinc
copper
selenium
iodine
iron

29
Q

how much of the total body do minerals constitute

A

only about 4 %

30
Q

macrominerals usually constitude how much per day

A

100 mg/day

31
Q

microminerallys usually constitude how much per day

A

1-100 mg/day
trace or ultratrace

32
Q

what happens to RDA for vitamins with age

A

increases

33
Q

what happens to RDA for minerals with age

A

Short increase to a certain age, then stays the same with age.