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Minerals Flashcards

1
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Synthesis of thyroxine and triiodothyronine

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Iodine

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2
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Activator of an antioxidant enzymes such as glutathione peroxidases

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Selenium

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3
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Involved in synthesis of thyroid hormones

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Selenium

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4
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Enzyme activator involved in macronutrient metabolism, bone formation, and antioxidative functions

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Manganese

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5
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Stored primarily in the bones, but can also be stored in the liver and kidneys

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Manganese

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6
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Involved in the electron transport chain

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Copper

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7
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Involved in anti-oxidative enzymes such as superoxide dismutase

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Copper

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8
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Carrier of copper in blood

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Ceruloplasmin

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9
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Necessary for most enzyme functions that are involved in transcription

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Zinc

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10
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Key factor in prostate gland function and reproductive organ growth

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Zinc

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11
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Regulates apoptosis

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Zin

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12
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The major zinc homeostasis of the organ

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Intestine

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13
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Constitutes oxygen-binding metalloproteins of muscle tissues (myoglobin) and blood (hemoglobin)

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Iron

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14
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Constitutes enzymes such as cytochrome and catalase

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Iron

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15
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The human body conserves iron by recycling?

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Heme proteins

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16
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In cases of excessive iron loss such as bleeding, what should be needed?

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Dietary corrections

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17
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Iron can be stored in the body in the form of?

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Ferritin and Hemosiderin

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18
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The transport protein of iron

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Transferrin

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19
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Interacts with phosphate in the formation of DNA and RNA

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Magnesium

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20
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Activator of enzymes that catalyzes ATP synthesis, and DNA synthesis

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Magnesium

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21
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Regulated by the kidneys via reabsorption in cases of deficiency and excretion in cases of excess

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Magnesium

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22
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Regulates blood volume and blood pressure

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Sodium

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23
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Regulates osmotic equilibrium

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Sodium

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24
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Involved in acid-base homeostasis

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Sodium, Chloride, Potassium

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25
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In exchange with potassium, this hormone promotes reabsorption of sodium along with chloride in cases of deficiency

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Aldosterone

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26
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This hormone also promotes sodium retention, since water level is directly proportional with sodium

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Anti-Diuretic Hormone

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27
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Regulation of osmotic pressure

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Chloride

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28
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Regulation of electrolyte balance

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Chloride

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29
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Role in transmitting action potential in neural and muscle tissues

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Chloride

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30
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Excess in chloride usually involves excess in what? which are both passively excreted in the urine

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Sodium

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31
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Constitutes methionine, an essential amino acid

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Sulfur

32
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Constitutes the B vitamins: Biotin and thiamine

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Sulfur

33
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Formation of Disulfide Bonds in the protein assembly and structure

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Sulfur

34
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Constitutes the reduced form of glutathione

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Sulfur

35
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Well known anti-oxidant

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Glutathione

36
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Propagation of action potential in neural and muscular tissue

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Potassium

37
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Involved in fluid and electrolyte balance

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Potassium

38
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Involved in glucose and Insulin metabolism

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Potassium

39
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Involved in acid-base homeostasis

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Potassium, Chloride, Sodium

40
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Excess potassium is excreted in the urine with the influence of what hormone? by exchanging potassium with sodium

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Aldosterone

41
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Storage of potassium in the liver and muscles is done by?

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Insulin

42
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Structural framework of DNA and RNA

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Phosphorous

43
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Transport cell energy in the form of ATP

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Phosphorous

44
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Structural function in the bones in the form of hydroxyapatite

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Phosphorous and Calcium

45
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Functions as an electrolyte

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Phosphorous, Calcium

46
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Structural component of cell membranes

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Phosphorous

47
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Phosphorous is regulated by what hormone? by lowering blood concentration, increasing renal excretion

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Parathyroid Hormone (PTH)

48
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These also lower blood concentration via bone reabsorption

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Growth Hormone and vitamin D

49
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Increases blood concentration via bone resorption

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Calcitonin

50
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Essential for muscle contraction, particularly in myocardial contraction

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Calcium

51
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Structural function in the bones in the form of hydroxyapatite

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Calcium and Phosphorous

52
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Functions as an electrolyte

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Calcium, Phosphorous

53
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Involved in blood coagulation

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Calcium

54
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Supports the synthesis and function of blood cells

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Calcium

55
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Calcium is regulated by?

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Calcitonin, parathyroid hormone (PTH) and vitamin D.

56
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It decreases blood CA2+ via bone resorption

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Calcitonin

57
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Decreases blood CA2+ via bone reabsorption

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PTH and vitamin D

58
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Inorganic substances that are needed in small amounts, compared to vitamins, which are also obtained via dietary intake

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Minerals

59
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Needed in large quantities.

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Major Minerals

60
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30 grams to 1.2 kilograms

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Major Minerals

61
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Major minerals is subdivided into?

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Metal and non-metal

62
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Required in minute amounts

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Trace Minerals

63
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0.02 grams to 2.6 grams

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Trace Minerals

64
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App 1.2 kilograms

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Calcium

65
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App 650 grams

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Phosphorous

66
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App 230 grams

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Potassium

67
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App 160 grams

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Sulfur

68
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App 100 grams

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Chloride and Sodium

69
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App 100 grams

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Chloride and Sodium

70
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App 30 grams

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Magnesium

71
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App 2.6 grams

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Iron

72
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App 2.2 grams

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Zinc

73
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App 100 milligrams

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Copper

74
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App 20 milligrams

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Manganese and Iodine, Selenium

75
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App 20 milligrams

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Iodine and Manganese, Selenium

76
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App 20 milligrams

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Selenium, Iodine, Manganese

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