Midterm Vitamins Flashcards

(37 cards)

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also knows as “eye vitamin”

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Vitamin A

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2
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also knows as “sunshine vitamin”

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Vitamin D

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3
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also knows as “Blooming vitamin”

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Vitamin E

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4
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also knows as “clotting vitamin”

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Vitamin K

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5
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this type of vitamins is not essential in our body

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Vitamin E

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6
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Fe increase absorption with……..

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Vitamin C
Vitamin C + Fe(2+) = increase absorption of Fe(2+)

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7
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Ca activates absorption with….

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Vitamin D
Vitamin D + Ca =activates Ca(+) absorption

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8
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Se Increase its absorption with…

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Vitamin E
Vitamin E + Se = improves hair, skin, nails

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9
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Vitamin K + leafy Veggies =

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potential clotting effect (not advisable)

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Vitamin K + leafy Veggies =potential clotting effect (not advisable), caution for this drug:
–/–

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ASA/Warfarin therapy

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All Vitamins are Fat Soluble Except:

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Vitamin C and B Complex (water Soluble)

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12
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occurs when someone takes too much vitamins from supplement or Vitamin A reach rich foods
side effect: nausea, blurry vision, dizziness
chronic: Liver Damage. Intracranial pressure

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Hypervitaminosis
Hypervitaminosis A - excessive Intake of VItamin A

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13
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– is a organic compound and vital nutrient (limited amount)

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Vitamin

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14
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organism cannot synthesize compound in sufficient quantities

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Vitamin

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15
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Vitamin A is a__ soluble vitamin

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fat soluble vitamins

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16
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vitamins for VISION, cell growth, immune function

17
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3 forms of Vitamin A

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retinol, retinal, retinoic acid(animal based) (retinyl esters)

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Plant Source of Vitamin A

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Carotenoids - (Beta-carotene)

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Vitamin A Animal Product

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liver,fish,dairy

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vitamin A Plant Source

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Carrots,sweet potatoes, veggies leaf

21
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Preformed vitamin A is also known as

22
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Provitamin A is called

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Beta-carotene is a

24
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Beta-carotine is convert into

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Vitamin A toxicity: deficiency:
toxicity: Hypervitaminosis A deficiency: Night Blindness ( Xerophthalmia)
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phylloquinone (natural), phytonadione(synthetic)
Vitamin K1 (phylloquinone), naturally found in green vegetables like collard greens, spinach, and broccoli
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menaquinones (normal Gut flora)
Vitamin K2 (menaquinones), found in some animal foods and fermented foods, and can also be produced by bacteria in the human body
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menadione (synthetic)
Vitamin K3
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also known as Calciferol
Vitamin D
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help body absorb calcium and phosphorus for bones
Vitamin D
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The Body Produce Vitamin D when Exposed to
Sunlight "Sunshine Vitamin"
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How Vitamin A synthesize in lab?
using beta-ionone (which similar structure to Vitamin A)
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---- is modify to create a retinol(active form_
beta-ionone
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difference between water and lipid soluble vitamins water soluble: (not stored in large amount) lipid soluble: absorbed with dietary fats (stored in liver and fatty tissue)
water soluble: Vitamin C and B complex lipid soluble: Vitramin A,D,E,K
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other term for night blindness
Xerophthalmia
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vitamin for good mood
Vitamin D
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