Leys - Vitamins Flashcards

1
Q

Vitamins A, D, E, and K are ____ soluble

A

fat

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2
Q

Vitamins B and C are _____ soluble

A

water

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3
Q

______ soluble vitamins are more likely to be stored in the body

A

fat

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4
Q

Measurements of vitamin levels in the blood relate more to _____ intake than to _____ _____ ______

A

recent overal body status

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5
Q

____ soluable vitamins act as _____ in many metabolic pathways

A

water coenzymes

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6
Q

The body has no storage capacity for ____ soluble vitamins, except ____

A

water B12

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7
Q

Evidence is emerging that suggests an excess of some ___ vitamins can be toxic

A

B

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8
Q

Most vitamins are ______ before they become active

A

modified

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9
Q

Vitamin ____ is a coenzyme for carboxylations

A

B1

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10
Q

Vitamins ________ are a coenzyme for oxidoreductases

A

B2/B3

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11
Q

Vitamin _______ is a coenzyme for transaminases

A

B6

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12
Q

_______ is a coenzyme for carboxylases

A

biotin

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13
Q

_________ and vitamin _____ are coenzymes for single carbon transfers

A

folic acid/B12

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14
Q

Lack of ______ causes angular stomatitis

A

riboflavin

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15
Q

Eating raw egg whites can cause ____ deficiency

A

biotin

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16
Q

____ ____ is needed, indirectly, for DNA synthesis

A

folic acid

17
Q

Inhibitors of _____ ________ are used for antibiotics (trimethoprim) and cancer therapy (methotrexate)

A

folate reduction

18
Q

There is an increased demand of _____ _____ during pregnancy

A

folic acid

19
Q

____ ____ deficiency is one of the most common deficiencies

A

folic acid

20
Q

The function of ____ ___ and vitamin ____ are interrelated

A

folic acid B12

21
Q

Vitamin _____ is concentrated in the _______

A

B12 liver

22
Q

Vitamin ____ deficiency causes scurvy resulting in defective _______ synthesis, and it also impairs _______ function

A

C collagen immune

23
Q

______ soluble vitamins are not as readily absorbed as ______ soluble vitamins

A

fat water

24
Q

Some fat soluble vitamins such as ___ and ___ can be _____ in excess

A

A and D toxic

25
Q

Vitamin ____ is teratogenic and should be avoided during pregnancy

A

A

26
Q

______ ____ is a signaling molecule that interacts with ligand-activated transcription factors

A

retinoic acid

27
Q

Deficiency of vitamin ____ causes night blindness

A

A

28
Q

Vitamin _____ regulates calciu and phosphorous homeostasis

A

D

29
Q

The majority of vitamin ___ is produced by UV exposure of the skin; therefore people of northern climates have a hard time getting sufficient amounts in the winter

A

D

30
Q

Deficiency of vitamin ____ causes demineralization of the bones with increases susceptibility to fractures and caries in children

A

D

31
Q

Vitamin ____ is necessary for blood coagulation

A

K

32
Q

C3H6O3

A

lactic acid