Vitamins Flashcards

1
Q

What Vitamins are Fat Soluable?

Dissolvable in fat

4 points

A

A
D
E
K

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2
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What Vitamins are Water Soluable

Dissolvable in water

9 points

A

B1
B2
B3
B5
B6
B9
B12

C
H

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3
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Signs of Deficiency

Vitamin A ⚡️

Retinol

funtion: visual pigments

6 points

A

night blindness
dry eyes

Rough dry skin
folliculosis

poor tooth enamel

vulnerable to UTI / respiratory diseases

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4
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Signs of Deficiency

Vitamin D ⚡️

Calciferol

Function: absorption of calcium and phosphorus

A

osteomalacia and osteophenia(loss of bone density)
rickets(softening, weakening of bones)

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5
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Signs of Deficiency

Vitamin E ⚡️

Tocopherol

Function: muscle maintenance, prevents oxidation of cellular components

A

Anemia
CNS changes
Liver degeneration

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6
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Signs of Deficiency

Vitamin K

Menadione

Function: blood clotting

A

Blood Clotting problems (new borns)
Hemorrhage
Eccymosis

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7
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Deficiency Signs

B1

Thiamine

A

Loss of appetite
Fatigue
Edema

Beriberi:numbness, difficulty walking, strange eye movements, difficulty walking

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8
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Deficiency Symptoms

B2

Riboflavin

A

Lesion in corners of mouth

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9
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Deficiency Symptoms

B3

Niacin

A

Pellagra 4 D’s:
Dermatitis
Diarrhea
Dementia
Death

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10
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Deficiency Symptoms

B5

Pantothenic Acid

A

Adrenal problems
Reproductive problems

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11
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Deficiency Symptoms

B6

Pyridoxine

A

Anemia
Slow growth
skin problems
convulsions

Kidney stones, memory loss

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12
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Deficiency Symptoms

B9

Folic Acid

A

Anemia

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13
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Deficiency Symptoms

B12⚡️

Cobalamin

Function: red blood cell formation is

A

Pernicious Anemia

Poor resistance to infection

Nerve degeneration ( needed for myelin)

Intestines can not properly absorb B12

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14
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Deficiency Symptoms

Vitamin C ⚡️

Ascorbic Acid

Function: aids formation of connective tissues

A

scurvy ( weak, tired, bleeding gums)

slow healing bruising easily

Poor Bone growth

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15
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Deficiency Symptoms

Vitamin H

Biotin

A

Skin Problems
Loss of hair

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16
Q

Where is Vitamin B12 mostly absorbed?

A

Ileum