Vitamins Flashcards

1
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Rickets

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Vitamin D deficiency in children

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2
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INH causes this vitamin deficiency

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B6 thus Niacin B3 as well

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3
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Wernicke-Korsakoff

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Vit B1 defic

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4
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Diphyllobothrium latum

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B12 deficiency

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5
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Hemolytic anemia
Ataxia (due to spinoceregbellar degeneration)
Peripheral Neuropathy –> proximal muscle weakness

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Vit E deficiency

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6
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Dermatitis
Enteritis
Alopecia
Adrenal Insufficiency

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Vit B5 deficiency

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7
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Required cofactor carboxylation rxns

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Biotin

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8
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osteomalacia

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Vit D deficiency in adults

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9
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Essential in normal differentiation of epithelial cells into specialized tissue (mucus-secreting cells)

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Vit A

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10
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Function: required for hydroxylation of prolyl and lysyl residues

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Vit C

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11
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Dry beriberi vs Wet beriberi

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Thiamine B1 deficiency

Vitamin B1 is used in several ATP generating reactions as a cofactor. Deficiency leads to ATP depletion –> affects highly aerobic tissues –> HEART and NERVES.

DRY = NERVES - polyneuritis, symmetric muscle wasting
Wet = HEART - high-output cardiac failure
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12
Q
Required Synthesis of:
cystathionine
heme
histamine
neurotransmitters
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B6

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13
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Pernicious anemia diagnosis

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suspected in B12 deficiency

anti-intrinsic factor antibodies diagnostic

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14
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Function: increase calcium and phosphate absorption in intestines

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Vit D

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15
Q

Potentially teratogenic vitamin

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Vit A

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16
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Hartnup disease causes this vitamin deficiency

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Niacin (B3)

Intestinal transport defect –>
decr. tryptophan intake –>
tryptophan not converted to niacin

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17
Q

Treatment for measles

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Vit A

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18
Q

Thiamine is a cofactor for these enzymes

A

pyruvate DH
a-kg DH
transketolase
branched-chain ketoacid DH

ATP = A-kg DH, Transketolse, Pyruvate DH

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19
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Vitamin deficiency causing glossitis

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Vit B3 Niacin

Folate (B9)

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20
Q

Excessive raw egg whites causes this deficiency

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Biotin B7

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21
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Induce PTH-dependent reabsorption of calcium in distal tubules

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Vit D

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22
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Storage form of Vit D

23
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Essential for CoA and fatty acid synthase

24
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Treatment for AML subtype 3

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Purely breastfed babies require this oral supplement
Vit D
26
Can enhance anticoagulant effects of warfarin
Vit E
27
Required for conversion of dopamine to NE
Vit C
28
Cheilosis, Corneal vascularization
Vit B2 def
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increased RBC transketolase activity following administration of vitamin is diagnostic
thiamine B1
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Topical agent derived from Vit A for treatment of acne
tretinoin
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Oral agent derived from Vit A for treatment of acne
isotretinoin
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Vit K-dependent coagulation factors
C, S 10, 2, 7, 9 diSCo 1o972
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Vitamin anti-oxidants
Vit E | Vit C
34
Facial flushing
Niacin (B3) excess
35
alpha-tocapherol
Vit E
36
Deficiency: xerophthalmia
Vit A
37
Excess can cause calcium oxalate neophrolithiasis
Vit C
38
Corneal ulcerations may be seen in this deficiency
Vit A
39
Wernicke-Korsakoff from this deficiency
Thiamine B1 seen in malnutrition and alcoholism
40
Differentiate Folate vs B12 deficiency lab results
Increased homocysteine in BOTH Normal MMA in FOLATE def Increased MMA in B12 B12 is a required cofactor in an additional reaction (leads to TCA)
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Differentiate Folate vs B12 clinical presentation
B12 has neurological symptoms MMA increased and succinyl-CoA underproduced --> inhibited TCA --> inhibited myelin synthesis
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Nyctalopia
Vit A deficiency
43
Vit K a cofactor for what process
gamma carboxylation of glutamic acid residues
44
Sideroblastic anemia
B6 deficiency | required in heme synthesis
45
Beriberi
Thiamine B1
46
FAD and FMN
B2
47
Excess: pseudotumor cerebri
Vit A (increased ICP)
48
Neurologic symptoms without megaloblastic anemia
Vit E
49
Diarrhea, Dementia, Dermatitis
Pellagra
50
Xerosis cutis
Vit A defic
51
Facilitates Fe absorption by reducing to Fe2+
Vit C
52
Required for visual pigments
Vit A
53
Deficiency damages medial thalamus and mamillary bodies
Thiamine B1