Module 8 Flashcards

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Micronutrients are _______

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Vitamins and Minerals

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2
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Difference between Vitamins and Minerals

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Vitamins are organic substance (Carbon Hydrogen Bonding)
Minerals are Rock and Metal

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3
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we need to take _________ amounts of vitamins

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Optimal

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4
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Optimal intake

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Safe

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5
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If u take too little nutrient causes

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Defeciency

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6
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If you take too much of a nutrient it causes

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Toxicity

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7
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The main Fat Soluble Vitamins

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A,D,E,K

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8
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Water Solube Vitamins are

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Vitamin B (comple)
Vitmain C

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Types of Vitamin B

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B1
B2
Niacin
Pantothenic acid
Biotic
B6 - Pyridoxine
Folate
B12 - Cobalamin

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10
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B1

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Thiamin

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B2

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Riboflavin

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Niacin

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Nicotinic Acid

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13
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B6

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Pyridoxine

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14
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Folate

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Folic Acid

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15
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Vitamin C

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Ascorbic Acid

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16
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Vegetables and fruit are rich in

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Vitamin B6
Vitamin C
Vitamin A

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17
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Grain products have Vitamins

True or False

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False
They do not

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18
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Milk and alt are rich in

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Vitamin B12 and Vitamin A

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19
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meat and alt are rich in

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Vitamin B6 and B12

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20
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5 Characteritics of Vitamins

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  1. Complex organic substances
  2. Required in very small quantities
  3. Essential Nutrients
  4. Function as catalysts or coenzymes
  5. Their removal from diet produces a deficiency
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21
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All vitamins are essential except _________

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Vitamin D

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22
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For some enzymes to work they need __________ and they are ____________

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Coenzymes
Vitamins

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23
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Cofactors are ____________

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Minerals

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24
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Cofactors can either be ________ or ___________

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Catalysts
Enzymes

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Vitamins A and D are stored in ___________
Liver
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Excess intake of Vitamin A and D can cause __________
Toxicity
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Fat Soluble vitamins cannot work as _____________
Coenzymes
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Where does excess Water Soluble Vitamins go
Excreted
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Water soluble Vitamins can act as ___________
Coenzymes
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All water soluble Vitamins are not stored, except __________ and it is stored in _______
B12 Liver
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You can get Vitamin B12 only from _____________
Animal Based foods
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Thiamin is Vitamin _____
B1
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__________ required as a coenzyme for enzymes involved in energy production, especially from Carbohydrates
Thiamin Vitamin B1
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2 Coenzymes of Thiamin
TPP TDP
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How is energy created after consuming carbs
CHO - Glucose - Pyruvate - Acetyl Co - A - Krebs cycle - energy
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_______ is needed to turn pyruvate to Acetyl Co - A
TPP
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RDA for Thiamin
1.1 mg for women 1.2 mg for men
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Food Source of Thiamin
Meat and Alternatives
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Thiamin is added to __________ by fortification
Grain Products
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Deficiencies of Thiamin
Beriberi Alcoholism
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Beriberi
Ancient Disease Occurs where refined grains are eaten (rice)
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Alcoholism
B1 is required as coenzyme to breakdown alcohol Poor diet allows not to get enough B1 Lower B1 absorbtion
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Symptoms of Alcoholism
- Muscle Weakness - Neurological changes ; lack coordination - Tingling, numbness - Depression
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Riboflavin is Vitamin ____
B2
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2 Coenzymes of Riboflavin
FAD FMN
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_________ Involved in reactions where glucose and fatty acids are used for energy
Riboflavin
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________ deficiency is unlikely
Riboflavin
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Angular stomatitis is deficiency of ________
Riboflavin
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Cracks in mouth, inflammation of tongue is _________ and a deficiency of __________
Angular Stomatitis Riboflavin
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RDA for Riboflavin
1.1 mg for women 1.3 mg for men
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Food Sources for Riboflavin
Milk
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_______ destroyed by light
Riboflavin
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Milk also has ______
B12
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Niacin is _______ and is a ____ soluble vitamin
Nicotinic Acid Water
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2 enzymes of niacin
NAD NADP
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________ is essential in allowing us to obtain energy from all three macronutrients
Niacin
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RDA for niacin
14mg for women 16mg for men
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Niacin is eaten from _________
Meat and Alternatives Chicken! Also lentils
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pellagra is a deficiency of _________
Niacin
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Symptoms of Niacin The 3Ds
Weakness Dermatitits Diarrhea Dementia
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_______ is the amino acid Niacin is from
Tryptophan
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Niacin consumed from goes to the ______
Liver
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Niacin for tryptophan is most middle and least found in
least: Cows milk Middle: Corn Highest: Ground beef
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Vitamin B6 exists in different forms of ___________
Vitmaers
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3 Different Vitamers of Vitamin B6
1. Pyridoxine 2. Pyridoxal 3. Pyridoxamine
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Pyridoxal Phosphate (PLP) is the _______
Active B6
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_________ is a coenzyme in reactions involving proteins, peptides
PLP Vitamin B6
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PLP helps in the formation of the ________
Heme ring
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Iron defeciency could be a Vitamin ____ deficiency
B6
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_______ helps Tryptophan to become niasin
PLP Vitamin B6
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______ helps Trp to become Seratonin
PLP Vitamin B6
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Sources of Vitamin B6
Whole grain rice Vitamin B6
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RDA for vitamin B6
1.3mg / day
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PMS
Premenstural Syndrome
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________ influences activity of ________ that converts Trp to Niacin
Estrogen ; PLP Vitamin B6
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Increase in women taking Oral Contraceptives increases _______ also increasing the requirement of _______
Estrogen ; Vitamin B6
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Symptomks of B6 defeciency
1. Convulsions, nerve symptoms / seizures 2. Anemia
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_______ is a coenzyme in reactions that transfer methyl groups from one biomolecule from another
Cobalamin ; Vitamin B12
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________ is required to activate / inactivate folate
Vitamin B12
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Vitamin B12 can be only be found in
Animal Products
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RDA for B12
2.4 mcg
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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
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1948 Extrinsic factor
Vitamin B12
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1948 IF
Glycoprotein from stomach wall binds to B12
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Source of B12 for Vegans
B12 enriched soy foods B12 supplements
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Vitamin B12 deficiency
Neurological disorders Big Blood cell
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B12 makes which part of the neuron
Myelin sheath
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Prenicious Anemia is NOT caused by
Lack of B12
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Source of Folate
Green leafy vegetables
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RDA for folate
400mcg/day
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FOLATE and B12 work together to make
Red blood cells
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Folate can cause ________
Neural Tube defects
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Vitamin C
Ascorbic Acid
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Two forms of Ascorbic Acid
Ascorbic Acid Dehydroascorbic acid
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When ascorbic acid is oxidized
Dehydroascorbiv acid
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RDA for Ascorbic acid
75 for men 90 for women
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________ is a reducing agent - donates electrons and hydrogen
Vitamin C
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Dificiency of Vitamin C
Scurvy
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Smokers recommendations for Vitamin C
110 mg female 125 mf male
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UL of Vitamin C
2000mg
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UL for folate
1000 mg
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Fenton reaction occurs from excess _______
Vitamin C