Quiz for trace minerals Flashcards

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Component of enzymes that participate in energy production in mitochondoria

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Iron

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Important for oxygen carrying molecules (hemoglobin and myoglobin)

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Iron

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Heme iron

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Animal protein

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Non hem iron

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Plants

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Essential for citric acid cycle(Kreb cycle) enzime

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iron

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What will help iron absorption

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Vitamin C and stomach acid

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What will prevent iron absorption

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Tannins( black tea)
Phytate (beans, seeds, tofu, etc)
Dietary fibre

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Iron deficiency pathology

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very common, due to menstration, pregnancy. Fetus requires more.
Iron deficiency anemia,fatigue, feeling cold,

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Iron toxicity

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liver failure, renal damage, significant mortality, hemachromatosis

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non meat conversion factor

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RDA values increase 90%, multiply by a factor of 1.8

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10
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Cofactor in a wide variety of enzyme, cellular signalling immune function

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Zinc

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heme production, energy metabolism, pancreatic hormones, and digestive enzymes, visual pigments in retina, endoctrine signalling

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Zinc

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12
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immune booster

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zinc

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13
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Why leavened breads make zinc more available?

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yeast reduces phytate

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Zinc deficiency phathology

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diet high in phytate and malnourished

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Phytate limits

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iron and zinc absorption

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zinc interfere with

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copper and iron absorption, reduces HDL cholesterol, damages heart muscles

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helps to build hemoglobin and collagen

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enzyme help handle oxygen

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Go hand in hand with iron, help body to use iron efficiently

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important component of antioxidant enzyme

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Need for the function of superoxide dismutase and important enzyme for disposing free radicals

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zinc (and Manganase)

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Copper deficiency pathology

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genetic disorder (menke's disease)
Heavy iron or vitamin C supplementation interfere with copper absorption
Zinc over dose
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Copper toxicity pathology

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Wilson’s disease - an uncommon genetic disorder where copper is not eliminated from the body

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important part of enzyme that limit free radicals
Selenium (zinc and managanese)
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Necessary for thyroid hormones synthesis
Selenium (and Iodine)
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Important for the function of glutathione peroxicidase an antioxidant enzyme in the liver
Selenium
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Cooperates with Vitamin E in eliminating free radicals
Selenium
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where do you find selenium
soil | Meats, seeds and whole graines
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Selenium deficiency
found in the area with low soil content
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Sole purpose is for synthesis for thyroid hormone
Iodine
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Where do you find iodine
Table salt, seafood daily product
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Iodine deficiency
goitre | fetal death or severe mental retardation called cretinism
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Iodine toxicty
death | Goitres (enlargement of the thyroid gland)
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where do you find copper
organ meat Chocolate nuts and seeds, whole grains
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interact with insulin to improve insulin function
Chronium (especially for type II diabetes)
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Where do you find Chronium
liver nuts whole grains and stainless steel implements, | Dairy products and veggie are poor
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associate with many enzyme | superoxide dismutase
Molybdenum (meats, daily, cereals legumes) and manganese (whole grains, nuts fruits and vegetables) Manganese's toxicity is from inhaled dust in mines