nutritional pathology 2 Flashcards

1
Q

where are most vitamins from

A

exogenous sources

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2
Q

what are minerals needed in large amounts

A

NA, K, CA, P

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3
Q

trace minerals

A

Fe, Cu, Fl, I, Co

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4
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where vit D from

A

fish liver, some plants, 80% from sun

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5
Q

3 ways 1,25 vit D is regulated

A
  1. PTH activates
  2. hypophosphatemia activates
  3. elevated level downregulate
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6
Q

vit D function (4)

A
  1. stim intestinal absorbtion of CA and P
  2. acts with PTH to mobilize Ca from bones
  3. stims PTH dep. Ca absorbtion in renal tubules
  4. normal mineralization of bone
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7
Q

vit D def. in kids

A

rickets - inadequate ossification of epiphyseal cartelage

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8
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where is rickets seen

A

esp. in long bone and spine

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9
Q

vit D def. in adults

A

osteomalacia - excess of unmineralized bone

- normal bone contour, but weak

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10
Q

what is thiamine (B1) source

A

widely in diet, but not polished

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11
Q

function of B1 (2)

A
  1. syn of ATP

2. maintain neural membranes and normal nerve conduction

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12
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3 causes of B1 def

A
  1. alcoholism
  2. diet
  3. excess vomiting and dia
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13
Q

what is important about B1 and glucose

A

sublinical levels can become worse on glucose therapy

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14
Q

3 manifestations of thiamine and name

A
  1. peripheal nerve (dry beriberi) - neuropathy
  2. heart (wet beri beri)
  3. CNS - wernike-korsakoff syndrome
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15
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def. dry beriberi

A
  1. symmetric polyneuropathy in legs and then arms
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16
Q

probs of wet beriberi

A

CV syndrome with

  1. peripheral vasodilation
  2. rapid AV shunt
  3. high output failure- pumps too fast
17
Q

B12 sources

A

animal protein, meat, eggs

18
Q

what does intrinsic factor do

A
  1. secreted by parietal cells
  2. binds to B12 in duodenum
  3. complex of IF-B12 is taken to ileum and endocytoses
  4. IF pulled off and taken back to stomach
19
Q

causes of B12 def.

A
  1. IF deficiency - pernicious anemia

2. malabsorbtion syndromes

20
Q

2 probs with B12 def.

A
  1. megaloblastic anemia

2. neuro complications

21
Q

way to be Fe def.

A

blood loss, low absorbtion, increased requirment

22
Q

way to get too much Fe

A
  1. primary hereditary hemochromatosis

2. secondary hemochromatosis - iron overload, transfusions, liver disease

23
Q

what is herditary hemochromatosis

A
  1. more common in men

2. mucosal absorbtion too high

24
Q

4 manifestations of hemochromatosis

A
  1. liver: heptomegaly, fibrosis and cirrosis
  2. pancreas: fibrosis and diabetes
  3. skin - goes grey/bronze
  4. other - heart failure, arrhytmia
25
Q

treatment of hemochrom

A

phlebotomy

26
Q

Vit A and cancer

A

may actually make lung cancer worse

27
Q

vit D ancd cancer

A

inverse relat. between vit D and CA