Vitamins Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

What are A D E K.

A

Fat soluble vitamins

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2
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What are B and C

A

Water soluble

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3
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Function of vitamin A (carotene)

A

Enhance immune system

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4
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Source of Carotene

A

Orange/yellow fruit and veg

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5
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Deficiency of carotene and retinol

A

Night blind

Yellowing of skin

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6
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Excess of carotene and retinol

A

Fracture bones at old age

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7
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Function of vitamin A( retinol)

A

Normal iron metabolism

Maintenance of skin

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8
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Sources of retinol

A

Carrots

Liver

Milk

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9
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Function of B1 (Thiamin)

A

Release energy from carbs

Keep nervous system healthy

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10
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Source of Thiamin

A

Whole grains

Nuts

Fruit and veg

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11
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Deficiency of Thiamin

A

Depression

Problems digesting

Heart failure

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12
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Function of B2 (Riboflavin)

A

Keeping skin/eyes/nervous system healthy

Help the body release energy

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13
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Source of riboflavin

A

Milk

Eggs

Rice

Cereals

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14
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Deficiency of riboflavin

A

Dry skin

Sore mouth/tongue

Mouth ulcers

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15
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Function of B3 (niacin)

A

Release energy

Nervous system and skin healthy

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16
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Source of niacin

A

Meat

Fish

Milk

Eggs

17
Q

Deficiency of niacin

A

Pellagra

Niacin deficiency

18
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Function of B6 (pyriodoxine)

A

Use and store energy from protein and carbs

Help form haemoglobin

19
Q

Source of pyridoxine

A

Pork

Poultry

Fish

Bread

Milk

Eggs

20
Q

Deficiency of pyridoxine

A

Oily/flaky skin

Nausea

Diarrhoea

Depression

21
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Excess of pyridoxine

A

Loss of feeling in arms/legs

22
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Function of B12

A

Making red blood cells

Nervous system healthy

Releasing energy

Make folic acid

23
Q

Source of B12

A

Meat

Salmon

Cod

Eggs

24
Q

Deficiency of B12

A

Pernicious anaemia

Nerve damage

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Function of C
Helps protect and keep cells healthy Helps wounds heal
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Source of C
Oranges Lemons Strawberries
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Deficiency of C
Scurvy Fatigue Weakness
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Excess of C
Diarrhoea Stomach pain
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Function of D
Helps absorb calcium and phosphate Maintenance of bones and teeth
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Source of D
Sunlight Eggs Oily fish
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Deficiency of D
Rickets Osteomalacia
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Excess of D
Excess calcium - damage to kidneys Remove calcium - weakens them
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Function of K
Blood clotting Maintenance of normal bones
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Source of K
Green leafy veg Cereal grains Veg oils
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Deficiency of K
Haemorrhaging- inability for blood to clot