Minerals Flashcards

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Major Minerals

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Trace Elements

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Calcium (Ca2+)

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4
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Calcium (Ca2+) Deficiency

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5
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Calcium Toxicity

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Phosphorus (P)

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7
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Phosphorus (P) Deficiency

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8
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Phosphorus (P)Toxicity

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9
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Magnesium (Mg) Deficiency

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10
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Magnesium (Mg) Toxicity

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11
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Sodium (Na)

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12
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Potassium (K)

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Chloride (Cl)

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14
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Sulfur

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15
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Iron

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16
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Deficiency of Iron

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17
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Toxicity of iron

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18
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Iodine (I)

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19
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Deficiency of Iodine

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20
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Toxicity of Iodine

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21
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Zinc (Zn)

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22
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Deficiency of zinc

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23
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Toxicity of Zinc

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24
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Copper (Cu)

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25
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Deficiency of Copper (Cu)

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26
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Toxicity of Cupper

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27
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Treatment of Toxicity of Cupper

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28
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Manganese (Mn)

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29
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Deficiency of Manganese

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30
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Chromium (Cr)

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31
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Cobalt (Co)

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32
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Deficiency Cobalt (Co)

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33
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Toxicity of cobalt

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34
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Selenium (Se)

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35
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Deficiency of Selenium

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36
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Toxicity of Selenium

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37
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Molybdenum (Mo)

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38
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Fluoride (F)

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39
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Muscle contraction

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40
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Cell permeability

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41
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Nerve function

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42
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phospholipase A2 & α-amylase

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43
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Carpopedal spasm (foot cramp

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44
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Rickets and osteomalacia

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45
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Component of DNA, RNA, phospholipids

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bone disease

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47
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hypoparathyroidism

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48
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ATP kinases), thiamine pyrophosphate-dependent enzymes

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49
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Smooth muscle action

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50
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required for Ca2+ uptake from the gut

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51
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Component of chlorophyll

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52
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muscle cramps

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53
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tremor

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54
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patients taking thiazide diuretics, cisplatin

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55
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Impairment of neuromuscular transmission

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56
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Inhibition of acetylcholine release to produce “curare-like” action (progressive
paralysis)

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57
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predominant extracellular cation

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58
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Acid-base balance

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59
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predominant intracellular cation

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60
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Major anion in extracellular fluid

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61
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Gastric hydrochloride → digestion

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62
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Obtained in the diet as the amino acid cysteine and methionine

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63
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Enzyme activity and energy metabolism (-SH

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64
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Detoxification reactions

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65
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Component of heme

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66
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Constituent of oxidases CYP P 450, xanthine oxidase, nitric oxide synthase

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67
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Hemochromatosis

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68
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Synthesis of thyroxine

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69
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Goiter

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70
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Hypothyroidism

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71
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Cretinism

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72
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hyperthyroidism

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73
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Large volumes of milk and starch solution with 1% Potassium thiosulfate.

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74
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Support healthy immune system, wound healing, male organs (testes).

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75
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Hypogeusia

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76
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Hypogonadism

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77
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Impaired wound healing

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78
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Brass-founder’s ague

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79
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• Essential for enzymes: metalloprotein enzymes .

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80
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Menke’s disease (X-linked)

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81
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Wilson’s disease

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82
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penicillamine

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83
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Poisoning effect results from mining of ores

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84
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Transient dermatitis

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85
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Synergetic action with vitamin E

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86
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Whitening of finger beds

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87
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Keshan disease (China)

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88
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Required by: oxidase enzymes, xanthine oxidase
(e.g xanthine oxidase (milk), aldehyde oxidase,
sulfite dehydrogenase, nitrate reductase)

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89
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 dental carries

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