Trace Minerals Flashcards

1
Q

Iron populations at risk of deficiency

A
  • premature infants, young children, females of childbearing age, vegetarians
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2
Q

iron anemia from deficiency

A

microcytic hypochromic anemia

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3
Q

Heme iron sources

A

animal sources; meats and seafoods

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4
Q

Non heme sources of iron

A

vegetables, grains, enriched bakery products, supplements

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5
Q

iodine primary function

A
  • key component of thyroid hormones
  • regulate metabolic and developmental functions
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6
Q

zinc important roles

A

dna and rna synthesis
immune function
antioxidant defense network
role in 300 diff enzymes

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7
Q

zinc deficiency

A

immune dysfunction

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8
Q

fluoride function

A

supports deposition of calcium and phosphorus in teeth and bones

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9
Q

fluoride dietary source

A

fluorinated water, tea, seafoof, and seaweed

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10
Q

iron functions

A

hemoglobin and myoglobin
iron containing enzymes in energy metabolims, mitochondrial cytochromes, drug and alcohol metabolism

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11
Q

food sources of zinc

A

meat and seafood
nuts
beans
whole grains

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12
Q

improve non heme iron absorption

A
  • consuming with vit c
  • consuming w heme sources
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13
Q

stuff that increases iron absorption

A
  • being in the ferrous (Fe2+ state)
  • heme iron in food
  • vitamin C intake
  • Gastric acidity
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14
Q

most widespread mineral deficiency worldwide

A

iron

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15
Q

iron UL

A

can be harmful bc iron forms free radical compounds

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16
Q

zinc food sources

A

MEAT ANDS SEAFOOD
nuts
beans
whole grains

17
Q

zinc upper level reason

A

reduced copper absorption and activity of copper containing enzymes

18
Q

iodine deficiencies

A

goiter = enlarged thyroid gland to increase trapping of iodine
cretinism = stunted physical and mental growth due to congenital deficiency of thyroid hormones

19
Q

fluorosis

A

acute toxicity is life threatening
chronic intake of excessive fluoride

20
Q

anemia cause

A

decreased synthesis of RBCs due to nutrient deficiences

21
Q

selenium

A

GPx
antioxidant