vitamins Flashcards

1
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function of protein

A

required for growth, repair and maintenance of body cells and tissue

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2
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food sources of protein

A

red meat

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3
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function of carbohydrates

A
  • to supply the body with energy for all activities

- to supply energy to maintain normal body temperature

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4
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food sources of carbohydrates

A

potato

pasta

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5
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function of fat

A

provides a concentrated source of energy

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6
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food sources of fat

A

meat, butter

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7
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function of vitamin a

A

required to make visual purple which assists with good vision in dim light

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8
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food sources of vitamin a

A

green leafy vegetables, carrots

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9
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function of vitamin d

A
  • must be present so calcium can be absorpbed

- acts with calcium and phosphorus to form strong bones and teeth

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10
Q

food sources of vitamin d

A

the suns ultra-violet rays reacting on the skin

cod

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11
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function of vitamin e

A

antioxidant vitamin that helps to prevent certain cancers and heart disease

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12
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food sources of vitamin e

A

egg yolk

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13
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function of vitamin k

A

important for ensuring that the blood clots when injured so preventing harmful blood loss

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14
Q

food sources of vitamin k

A

green vegetables, meat

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15
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function of vitamin c

A

must be present for the absorption of iron therefore helping to prevent anaemia

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16
Q

food sources of vitamin c

A

blackcurrants, green peppers

17
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function of vitamin b1

A

essential for the release of energy from carbohydrates

18
Q

food sources of vitamin b1

A

milk, egg

19
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function of vitamin b2

A

essential for the release of energy from food especially protein, carbohydrates and fats

20
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food sources of vitamin b2

A

milk, egg

21
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function of vitamin b3

A

essential for the release of energy from food especially carbohydrates

22
Q

food sources of vitamin b3

A

milk, egg

23
Q

function of vitamin b12

A

helps prevent certain forms of anaemia

24
Q

food sources of vitamin b12

A

meat

25
Q

function of iron

A
  • component of haemoglobin
  • haemoglobin is required to transport oxygen around the body to every cell so that we don’t feel tired and then eventually become anaemic
26
Q

food sources of iron

A

red meat

27
Q

function of phosphorus

A

works with calcium in the formation, development and maintenance of bones and teeth

28
Q

food sources of phosphorus

A

milk, cheese

29
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function of sodium

A

essential for maintaining the correct fluid balance of the body

30
Q

food sources of sodium

A

table salt

31
Q

function of folic acid

A

essential for the formation of blood cells

essential for normal growth

32
Q

food sources of folic acid

A

green leafy vegetables

dairy products

33
Q

function of calcium

A

works with phosphorus to make calcium phosphate which is the chief material that gives bones and teeth their hardness

34
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food sources of calcium

A

milk, cheese