Vitamins Flashcards

1
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Examples of water soluble vitamins

A

B1, B12, folate, vitamin C

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2
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Examples of fat soluble vitamins

A

A and D

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3
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Where are water soluble vitamins found

A

Fruit

Vegetable

Grains

They can’t be stored in body

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4
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Where are fat soluble vitamins found

A

Fatty animal spurc3s

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5
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Vitamin A function

A

Maintain eye site

Increase skin health

Immune system health is upped

Protects cells from damage

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6
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Vitamin A sources

A

Leafy veg

Oily fish

Carrots

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7
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Vitamin D function

A

Regulate calcium in the body

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8
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Deficiency vitamin D

A

Osteomalacia and rickets

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9
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Vitamin B1 function

A

Assist release of energy from food

Normal functioning of CNS, heart and msucles

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10
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Vitamin B1 source

A

Cereals

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11
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Vitamin B12 functions

A

Form RBC

energy production

CNS function

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12
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B12 sources

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Cereals, eggs, meat , fish

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13
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Folate function

A
  • when pregnant it decreases risk of neural tube defects in the baby
  • forms RBC
  • REQUIRED FOR CELL DIVISION
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14
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Folate sources

A

Cereals, leafy veg and brown rice

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15
Q

Folate deficiency

A

Anaemia

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16
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Vitamin C function

A

Absorbs iron in food

Wound healing

Protects cell from damage

17
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Vitamin C sources

A

Peppers, citrus fruit, kiwi, berries

18
Q

Vitamin C deficient

A

Fatigue

Weakness, aching joints and muscles

Bleeding gums

19
Q

Sodium function

A

Maintain body fluid balance

Maintain nerve function

20
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Calcium function

A

-formation and maintenance of bones and teeth

  • nerve and muscle function
21
Q

Calcium deficiency

A

Decrease peak bone mass which leads to osteoporosis in later life

22
Q

Iron function

A

Haemoglobin for RBC

normal energy metabolism

Immune system function

23
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Iron deficiency