Test 01 Flashcards

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Retinal is the chemical name for

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Vitamin A

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Name the 2 classifications of vitamins and the vitamins in each.

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Water Soluble: B complex & C

Fat Soluble: A,D,E, and K

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A _________ is a substance the body can convert into a vitamin

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Provitamins

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3
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_____________ helps to prevent nightblindness

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Vitamin A

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4
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_____________ is known as the sunshine vitamin

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Vitamin D

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In the body Vitamin E functions mainly as a _________________, a substance in foods that significantly reduces the harmful effects of oxygen on normal body functions.

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Dietary Antioxidant

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If the body does not get enough vitamin D the body will not be able to is __________ & _____________ as it should.

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Calcium & Phosphorous

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What is the main source of Vitamin D? Main food source?

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Sun & milk

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8
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Vitamin K is known as the ________________ vitamin.

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Blood clotting

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9
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Chemical name for Vitamin C is

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Ascorbic Acid

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10
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Give two functions of Vitamin C in the body.

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  1. Heal wounds and mend broken bones

2. Helps body fight infection

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Name the 3 major B vitamins.

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  1. Thiamin
  2. Niacin
  3. Riboflavin
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__________ are inorganic substances that make-up 4% of your body.

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Minerals

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Minerals become part of ______,_______, & ________ in the body.

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Bones, tissues, and fluids

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Define Macrominerals & name at least 2.

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Minerals needed in the diet in amounts of 100 or more milligrams each day. Calcium & Phosphorus

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Define Microminerals. Name at least 2.

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Amounts needed in less than 100 milligrams per day. Iron & Flourine &Zinc

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The body contains more _______ than any other mineral

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Calcium

17
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Where is excess calcium stored?

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Long bones

18
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Name at least 2 functions of Calcium.

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  1. Combines with Phosphorus to build and strengthen bones & teeth
  2. Helps blood clot
19
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Vitamin D affects the body’s ability to use

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Calcium

20
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Define osteoporosis

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Bone mass naturally decreases & it’s further weakened by the draw on their calcium and becomes porous and brittle. Cannot be corrected.

21
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Food Sources of Calcium

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Milk & Milk Products & Leafy Green Veggies

22
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Functions of Phosphorus

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  • builds strong bones & teeth
  • aids in storing and releasing energy
  • helps body use other nutrients
23
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Name the 3 minerals that work together to control osmosis.

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  1. Sodium
  2. Chlorine
  3. Potassium
24
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Define edema

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Body cannot get rid of sodium and fluids build up resulting in swelling

25
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__________ is a protein pigment found in red blood cells.

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Hemoglobin

26
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What is goiter?

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Enlargement of thyroid gland because of not enough iodine in diet

27
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Where does the body get Fluorine?

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Drinking Water & toothpaste

28
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List functions of water

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  • regulate body temp.
  • aids in digestion
  • cell growth
  • maintenance
  • all chemical reactions rely on water
29
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How do you get water

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Foods you eat
Drinks you drink
Body releasing energy from Carbs and Fats and Proteins

30
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Define digestion and absorption.

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Digestion- breaking down of food

Absorption- taking nutrients into the body

31
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2 ways mouth aids in digestion

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Saliva & chewing

32
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Which food is digested slowest?

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Fats

33
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Define basal metabolism

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Amount of energy needed to stay alive & carry out vital functions