10.26 Vitamins and Minerals Flashcards
(41 cards)
thiamine =
B1
riboflavin =
B2
Niacin =
B3
Pantothenic Acid =
B5
Pyridoxine =
B6
B1
thiamine
B2
riboflavin
B3
niacin
B5
pantothenic acid
B6
pyridoxine
elderly are deficient in
B12, calcium, D3, folic acid
used for epithelial cell maintenance and differentiation
vitamin A (think of acne drugs)
muscle weakness, bone pain, anorexia, hypertension, arrhythmias
hypercalcemia (can be from excess vitamin D)
tocopherols and tocotrienols are types of
vitamin E
prevents red cell hemolysis and nerve cell damage
vitamin E
decreases clotting (increases clotting time)
excess vitamin E
when do you see vitamin E deficiency
malabsorption syndromes
activates calcium binding of osteocalcin (bone healing and remodeling)
vitamin K
increased PT
deficiency of vitamin K
in glycolysis and kreb’s cycle
thiamine / B1
requirement correlates with caloric intake
thiamine / B1
deficiency causes chelitis (inflammation at corner of mouth), glossitis, scaly dermatitis
riboflavin / B2
can lower cholesterol and triglycerides
niacin / B3
deficiency causes glossitis and pellagra (dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia)
niacin / B3