Trace Minerals Flashcards

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what is the best source of Zinc

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oysters

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what are the trace minerals

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Molybdenum
chromium
copper
zinc
iron
fluoride
selenium
manganese
Iodine
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what is a symptom of zinc toxicity

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Metallic taste

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what results from a zinc defficency

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dermatitis
decreased immunity
decreased taste

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what form of zinc has decreased absorption

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supplements

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what is the function of zinc

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Folate digestion via conjugase enzyme
superoxide dismutase
a cofactor for 300+ enzymes

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what will decrease absorption of zinc

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folic acid

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what are the functions of copper

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collagen cross-linking
superoxide dismutase
ATP generation

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what pathology results from a copper toxicity and what is the a classic symptom

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Wilson’s disease , classic symptom is kayser-fleischer rings ( copper in the cornea)

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what genetic pathology results in a copper deficiency due to an increase in copper excretion and decrease in copper absorption

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Menkes syndrom

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what is a symtom of copper deficiency

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skin depigmentation

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what is the function of chromium

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insulin secretion

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what does a chromium deficiency result in

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insulin resistance

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what is the function of iodine

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part of T4 and T3

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what does a iodine deficiency result in

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Goiter

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what does and Iodine toxicity result in

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burning mouth

hypothyroidism

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what is the functions of molybdenum

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functions as a co-factor for S metabolism and uric acid synthesis

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what results from a Molybdenum toxicity

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gout

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what is the best source of molybdenum

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plants

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what is the function of manganese

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Superoxide dismutase in mitochondria

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what is the source of manganese

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plants

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what results from a toxicity of manganese

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Tremors

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what is the function of selenium

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cofactor for glutathione peroxidase and T4 to T3

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what is a symptom of selenosis

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Brittle nails

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what is the best source of selenium
Brazil nuts
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what pathologies result from a Selenium deficiency
Keshan's Disease (heart disease in kids) | Kashin-Beck's disease (osteoarthritis)
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what trace mineral is highly dependent upon soil content
selenium
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what country is selenium deficiency prevalent in
China
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what is the function of Fluoride
decrease cavities | strengthen bones
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what is the source of fluoride
fluorinated water | toothpaste
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what is a toxicity of fluoride called
fluorosis
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what occurs with fluorosis
bone pitting | teeth mottling
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what occurs with a deficiency of fluoride
cavities | osteoporosis
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what is the number 1 nutritional deficiency in the United States
Iron
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what are the two types of iron
Nonheme | Heme
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what is iron transported out of the enterocyte by
ferroportin
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what other trace mineral in needed for ferroportin to work
Copper
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what is iron transported as in the blood
transferrin
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what is the storage protein of iron
ferritin
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where is ferritin found
spleen liver bone morrow enterocyte
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what three locations of ferritin are know as iron stores
spleen liver bone marrow
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what results from an iron toxicity
hemochromatosis
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what does hemochromatosis lead to
organ damage
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what are symptoms of iron deficiency
fatigue pallor decreased immunity
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what may result due to iron deficiency
microcytic hypochromic anemia
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who is at risk for iron deficiency
``` 6mo- 2yr olds 10-19 yr old males male runners 10-44 yr old females all female athletes ```
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what is the function of heme iron
O2 transport | cytochromes
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is heme or non heme iron absorbed more
Heme iron
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what are the sources of heme iron
Beef | Fish
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how is heme iron absorbed
facilitated diffusion via HCP1
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what are sources of nonheme iron
plants and supplements
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what is non heme iron digested by
ferrireductase (requires Vit C)
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how is non heme iron absorbed
facilitated diffusion using divalent mineral transport (DMT)
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do nonheme supplements have an increased or decreased absorption rate
decreased
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how much of a trace mineral do we need
<100mg/day
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what enzyme does zinc need in order to do collagen cross linking
lysyl oxidase
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what mineral is considered an antioxidant
selenium
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what does the 3 mean in "T3"
it has 3 iodines
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what does the 4 mean in "T4"
it has 4 iodines
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what is mottling of teeth
discoloration
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what can cause tetany
low vit D, Ca, Mg, K, | High Phosphorus, Na, Fe, Zn, Copper
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what enzyme does zinc need in order to do collagen cross linking
lysyl oxidase
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what mineral is considered an antioxidant
selenium
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what removes iron from HCP1
Heme oxygenase