10.26 Vitamins and Minerals Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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thiamine =

A

B1

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2
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riboflavin =

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B2

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3
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Niacin =

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B3

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4
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Pantothenic Acid =

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B5

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5
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Pyridoxine =

A

B6

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6
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B1

A

thiamine

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7
Q

B2

A

riboflavin

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8
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B3

A

niacin

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9
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B5

A

pantothenic acid

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10
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B6

A

pyridoxine

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11
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elderly are deficient in

A

B12, calcium, D3, folic acid

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12
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used for epithelial cell maintenance and differentiation

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vitamin A (think of acne drugs)

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13
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muscle weakness, bone pain, anorexia, hypertension, arrhythmias

A

hypercalcemia (can be from excess vitamin D)

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14
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tocopherols and tocotrienols are types of

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vitamin E

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15
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prevents red cell hemolysis and nerve cell damage

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vitamin E

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16
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decreases clotting (increases clotting time)

A

excess vitamin E

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17
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when do you see vitamin E deficiency

A

malabsorption syndromes

18
Q

activates calcium binding of osteocalcin (bone healing and remodeling)

19
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increased PT

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deficiency of vitamin K

20
Q

in glycolysis and kreb’s cycle

A

thiamine / B1

21
Q

requirement correlates with caloric intake

A

thiamine / B1

22
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deficiency causes chelitis (inflammation at corner of mouth), glossitis, scaly dermatitis

A

riboflavin / B2

23
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can lower cholesterol and triglycerides

24
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deficiency causes glossitis and pellagra (dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia)

25
DNA repair
niacin / B3 (specifically NAD)
26
synthesis, degradation, interconversion of amino acids
pyridoxines / B6
27
synthesis of neurotransmitters serotonin and NE synthesis of sphingolipid, myelin
pyridoxines / B6
28
needed for heme synthesis and iron trapping
pyridoxine / B6
29
sideroblastic anemia
deficiency in pyridoxine / B6
30
in DNA and RNA synthesis
folic acid
31
converts homocysteine to methionine
B12
32
is a portion of CoA
patothenic acid / B5
33
carboxylation reactions
biotin / B7
34
biotin =
B7
35
B7
biotin
36
concentrated in adrenal glands
ascorbic acid / C
37
absorbs iron by reducing it to ferrous state in stomach
vitamin C
38
loss in taste acuity and sexual development
zinc deficiency
39
antidote for acetaminophen overdose b/c increases glutathione
N-acetyl cysteine
40
If Co-Q10 not given w/ statin
muscle weakness, maybe muscle damage
41
Co-Q10 should be Rx if pt on
statin