phosphorus Flashcards

1
Q

what is the second most abundant mineral in the body?

A

phosphorus

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2
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what percent of phosphorus is absorbed

A

80%

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3
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what are the functions of phosphorus

A

bone mineralization, nucleoside/nucleotide phosphates, phosphoproteins turn enzymes on/off, part of phosopholipids, acid-base balance

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4
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phosphorus is found with what in osteoblast

A

calcium fluoride, magnesium, potassium, strontium, and sodium

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5
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calcium:phosphorus ration in bone

A

1.3:1

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6
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nucletide/nucleoside phosphates are part of what

A

Dna and RNA backbone
energy as part of ATP
secondary messenger in cAMP

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7
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phosphate is the main?

A

intracellular buffer

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8
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what is the main mechanism for regulating enzymes

A

covalent modification

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9
Q

phosphorus RDA

A

adult 700mg

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10
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Excellent sources of Phosphorus

A

meat, poultry, fish, egg

animal products>plant producs

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11
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good sources of phosphorus

A

dairy products, nuts, legumes, grains

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12
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whos is at risk of phosphorus deficiency?

A

alcoholics, those with renal or liver disease, large consumption of antacids, malnourished patients

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13
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symptoms of phosphorus deficiency

A

arrythmias, skeletal muscle and cardiac myopathy, decreased diaphram contractlity, reduced cariac output, death

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14
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what are symptoms of phosphorus toxicity

A

hypocalcemia and tetany

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15
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what are some functions of phosphorus

A

enzyme regulation, phospholipids, bone crystallization

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16
Q

a patient consumes a high phosphorus diet( lots of legumes, meat , but no dairy) what would you expect

A

hypocalcemia

17
Q

where does the body get Ca2+ to normalize blood values

A

from bone