Fat Soluble Vitamins Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Vitamin deficiency have been eliminated for most parts except what?

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Vitamin D and Vitamin B12

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What type of vitamin are dissolved in lipid and fat solvent?

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Fat soluble vitamins (ADEK)

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3
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Fat soluble vitamins are transported via _____

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Lymphatic system

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4
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It is an essential component of rhodopsin

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Vitamin A

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What is rhodopsin?

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Eye pigment sensitive to light

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Rhodopsin splits into 2 protein garments when hit by light. What are these protein garments?

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  1. Opsin
  2. Retinal
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7
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What is the medical term for night blindness?

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Nyctalopia

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8
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Are potent antioxidants that have a role in preventing cancer and cataract

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Vitamin A and carotenoids

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9
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When vitamin A is released from the liver, it binds to (1) ____ and (2) ____

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  1. Retinol binding protein
  2. transthyretin
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10
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Primary food sources of Vitamin A

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Fortified grains and vegetables

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11
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Vitamin A: How many servings of fortified dairy product should be consumed per day?

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2-4

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Vitamin A: How many servings of fruits should be consumed per day?

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2-4

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13
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How many servings of vegetables should be consumed per day?

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3-5

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14
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It is the active form of Vitamin A

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Retinoids

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15
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Retinol exists in the body as (3):

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  1. Retinal
  2. Retinol
  3. Retinoic Acid
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16
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It is the precursor of Vitamin A

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Carotenoids

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17
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What is/are considers as pro vitamin A?

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  1. alpha carotene
  2. beta carotene
  3. beta cryptoxanthin
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carotenoids that can’t be converted into vitamin A (3)

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  1. lycopene
  2. lutein
  3. zeaxanthin
19
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What vitamin plays a major role in cell differentiation, reproduction,
bone growth, and tooth development ?

20
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Which vitamin helps synthesize and maintain a healthy epithelia and integrity of immune system?

21
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Which vitamin is important for the integrity of the oral cavity and has a role in preventing night blindness?

22
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Give Vitamin A food sources

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Fruits and vegetables with deep yellowish, orange, red, and dark green colors like:
1. Pumpkin
2. Sweet potato
3. Carrots
4. Spinach
5. Cantaloupe
6. Mango
7. Greens (kale)

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Vitamin deficiency which results to tissues failing to develop or regenerate properly

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Vitamin A deficiency

24
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Severe vitamin A deficiency may cause what (3)

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  1. dryness of the skin
  2. impaired visual dark adaption
  3. eye discomfort
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What is the common sign of vitamin A deficiency?
keratinization
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It is the excessive deposition of keratin in hair follicles which causes bumping and pangingitim?
Follicular hyperkeatosis
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It is the inability of glands to produce tears
Xerophtalmia
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It is the drying and opaqueness of the cornea
Xerosis
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Occurs due to over supplementation of preformed Vitamin A
hypervitaminosis A
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TRUE or FALSE: B-carotene causes HVA
FALSE B-carotene intake will not cause HVA
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TRUE or FALSE: vitamin A excess may cause birth defect in fetus
TRUE
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Vitamin D is also known as _____
Calciferol
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Excess of this vitamin stimulates bone resorption and may be a risk factor for osteoporosis
hypervitaminosis A
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What is the most important form of Vitamin D
D3 or cholecalciferol
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2 active forms of calciferol
1. calcitriol 2. cholecalciferol
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Cholecalciferol in the skin
7-dehydrocholesterol
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Cholecalciferol in plants
D2 or ergocalciferol
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TRUE or FALSE: sunlight is a source of Vitamin D
FALSE Sunlight only activates vitamin
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Recommended Dietary Allowance of Vitamin A for (1) children and adults and (2) seniors over 70
(1) Children and adults: 15µg (600 IU) (2) Seniors over 70: 20µg (800 IU)
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