Module 8 Flashcards
Micronutrients are _______
Vitamins and Minerals
Difference between Vitamins and Minerals
Vitamins are organic substance (Carbon Hydrogen Bonding)
Minerals are Rock and Metal
we need to take _________ amounts of vitamins
Optimal
Optimal intake
Safe
If u take too little nutrient causes
Defeciency
If you take too much of a nutrient it causes
Toxicity
The main Fat Soluble Vitamins
A,D,E,K
Water Solube Vitamins are
Vitamin B (comple)
Vitmain C
Types of Vitamin B
B1
B2
Niacin
Pantothenic acid
Biotic
B6 - Pyridoxine
Folate
B12 - Cobalamin
B1
Thiamin
B2
Riboflavin
Niacin
Nicotinic Acid
B6
Pyridoxine
Folate
Folic Acid
Vitamin C
Ascorbic Acid
Vegetables and fruit are rich in
Vitamin B6
Vitamin C
Vitamin A
Grain products have Vitamins
True or False
False
They do not
Milk and alt are rich in
Vitamin B12 and Vitamin A
meat and alt are rich in
Vitamin B6 and B12
5 Characteritics of Vitamins
- Complex organic substances
- Required in very small quantities
- Essential Nutrients
- Function as catalysts or coenzymes
- Their removal from diet produces a deficiency
All vitamins are essential except _________
Vitamin D
For some enzymes to work they need __________ and they are ____________
Coenzymes
Vitamins
Cofactors are ____________
Minerals
Cofactors can either be ________ or ___________
Catalysts
Enzymes
Vitamins A and D are stored in ___________
Liver
Excess intake of Vitamin A and D can cause __________
Toxicity
Fat Soluble vitamins cannot work as _____________
Coenzymes
Where does excess Water Soluble Vitamins go
Excreted
Water soluble Vitamins can act as ___________
Coenzymes
All water soluble Vitamins are not stored, except __________ and it is stored in _______
B12
Liver
You can get Vitamin B12 only from _____________
Animal Based foods
Thiamin is Vitamin _____
B1
__________ required as a coenzyme for enzymes involved in energy production, especially from Carbohydrates
Thiamin
Vitamin B1
2 Coenzymes of Thiamin
TPP
TDP
How is energy created after consuming carbs
CHO - Glucose - Pyruvate - Acetyl Co - A - Krebs cycle - energy
_______ is needed to turn pyruvate to Acetyl Co - A
TPP
RDA for Thiamin
1.1 mg for women
1.2 mg for men
Food Source of Thiamin
Meat and Alternatives
Thiamin is added to __________ by fortification
Grain Products
Deficiencies of Thiamin
Beriberi
Alcoholism
Beriberi
Ancient Disease
Occurs where refined grains are eaten (rice)
Alcoholism
B1 is required as coenzyme to breakdown alcohol
Poor diet allows not to get enough B1
Lower B1 absorbtion
Symptoms of Alcoholism
- Muscle Weakness
- Neurological changes ; lack coordination
- Tingling, numbness
- Depression
Riboflavin is Vitamin ____
B2
2 Coenzymes of Riboflavin
FAD
FMN
_________ Involved in reactions where glucose and fatty acids are used for energy
Riboflavin
________ deficiency is unlikely
Riboflavin
Angular stomatitis is deficiency of ________
Riboflavin
Cracks in mouth, inflammation of tongue is _________ and a deficiency of __________
Angular Stomatitis
Riboflavin
RDA for Riboflavin
1.1 mg for women
1.3 mg for men
Food Sources for Riboflavin
Milk
_______ destroyed by light
Riboflavin
Milk also has ______
B12
Niacin is _______ and is a ____ soluble vitamin
Nicotinic Acid
Water
2 enzymes of niacin
NAD
NADP
________ is essential in allowing us to obtain energy from all three macronutrients
Niacin
RDA for niacin
14mg for women
16mg for men
Niacin is eaten from _________
Meat and Alternatives
Chicken!
Also lentils
pellagra is a deficiency of _________
Niacin
Symptoms of Niacin
The 3Ds
Weakness
Dermatitits
Diarrhea
Dementia
_______ is the amino acid Niacin is from
Tryptophan
Niacin consumed from goes to the ______
Liver
Niacin for tryptophan is most middle and least found in
least: Cows milk
Middle: Corn
Highest: Ground beef
Vitamin B6 exists in different forms of ___________
Vitmaers
3 Different Vitamers of Vitamin B6
- Pyridoxine
- Pyridoxal
- Pyridoxamine
Pyridoxal Phosphate (PLP) is the _______
Active B6
_________ is a coenzyme in reactions involving proteins, peptides
PLP
Vitamin B6
PLP helps in the formation of the ________
Heme ring
Iron defeciency could be a Vitamin ____ deficiency
B6
_______ helps Tryptophan to become niasin
PLP Vitamin B6
______ helps Trp to become Seratonin
PLP Vitamin B6
Sources of Vitamin B6
Whole grain rice
Vitamin B6
RDA for vitamin B6
1.3mg / day
PMS
Premenstural Syndrome
________ influences activity of ________ that converts Trp to Niacin
Estrogen ; PLP Vitamin B6
Increase in women taking Oral Contraceptives increases _______ also increasing the requirement of _______
Estrogen ; Vitamin B6
Symptomks of B6 defeciency
- Convulsions, nerve symptoms / seizures
- Anemia
_______ is a coenzyme in reactions that transfer methyl groups from one biomolecule from another
Cobalamin ; Vitamin B12
________ is required to activate / inactivate folate
Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 can be only be found in
Animal Products
RDA for B12
2.4 mcg
How was B12 Discovered
1929 - Determined the existence of “IF”(Intrisic Factor) in gastric / stomach juice when combined with “Extrinsic factor in meat cured Pernicious anemia”
1948 FOUND OUT
1948 Extrinsic factor
Vitamin B12
1948 IF
Glycoprotein from stomach wall binds to B12
Source of B12 for Vegans
B12 enriched soy foods
B12 supplements
Vitamin B12 deficiency
Neurological disorders
Big Blood cell
B12 makes which part of the neuron
Myelin sheath
Prenicious Anemia is NOT caused by
Lack of B12
Source of Folate
Green leafy vegetables
RDA for folate
400mcg/day
FOLATE and B12 work together to make
Red blood cells
Folate can cause ________
Neural Tube defects
Vitamin C
Ascorbic Acid
Two forms of Ascorbic Acid
Ascorbic Acid
Dehydroascorbic acid
When ascorbic acid is oxidized
Dehydroascorbiv acid
RDA for Ascorbic acid
75 for men
90 for women
________ is a reducing agent - donates electrons and hydrogen
Vitamin C
Dificiency of Vitamin C
Scurvy
Smokers recommendations for Vitamin C
110 mg female
125 mf male
UL of Vitamin C
2000mg
UL for folate
1000 mg
Fenton reaction occurs from excess _______
Vitamin C