Vitamins and Minerals Flashcards

(104 cards)

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Thiamin RDA

A

by energy intake
M - 1.2 mg
No UL

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Riboflavin RDA

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by energy intake
M - 1.3 mg
No UL

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Niacin RDA

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by energy intake
Niacin equivalents
M - 16 mg
UL - 35 mg

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Pyridoxine RDA

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by protein intake
M - 1.3 mg
UL - 100 mg

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Biotin RDA

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AI
M - 30 ug
No UL

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Folate RDA

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dietary folate equivalent
M - 400 ug
UL - 1000 ug

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Cobalamin RDA

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M - 2.4 ug
No UL

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Vitamin C RDA

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M - 90 mg
UL - 2000 mg

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Vitamin E RDA

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M - 15 mg
UL - 1000 mg

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Vitamin A RDA

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retinol activity equivalents
M - 900 ug
UL - 3000 ug

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Iron RDA

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M - 8 mg
F - 18 mg
UL - 45 mg

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Sodium RDA

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AI
M - 1.5 g
UL - 2.3 g

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Chloride RDA

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AI
M - 2.3 g
UL - 3.6 g

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Potassium RDA

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AI
M - 4.7 g
No UL

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Calcium RDA

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M - 1000 mg
UL - 2500 mg

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Phosphorous RDA

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M - 700 mg
UL - 4000 mg

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Vitamin D RDA

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M - 600 IU
UL - 4000 IU

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Vitamin K RDA

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AI
M - 120 ug
No UL

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Magnesium RDA

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M - 400 mg
No UL

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Zinc RDA

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M - 11 mg
UL - 40 mg

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Copper RDA

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M - 900 ug
UL - 10000 ug

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Manganese RDA

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AI
M - 2.3 mg
UL - 11 mg

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Selenium RDA

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M - 55 ug
UL - 400 ug

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Chromium RDA

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AI
M - 35 ug
No UL

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Iodine RDA
M - 150 ug UL - 1100 ug
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Thiamin sources
whole grains, nuts, legumes, enriched flour
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Riboflavin sources
dairy, eggs, meat, leafy veg, enriched flour
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Niacin sources
meat, legumes, eggs, peanuts, dairy
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Pyridoxine sources
widely meat, unprocessed cereals
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Biotin sources
not in fortified meat, nuts, cereals, veg, milk, fruit gut
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Folate sources
liver, green veg, legumes
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Cobalamin sources
animal products tea, mushrooms, seaweed, fermented
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Vitamin C sources
fruit, veg
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Vitamin E sources
oil seeds, veg oil, nuts, orange and green veg, enriched flour
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Vitamin A sources
green and orange fruit and veg
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Iron sources
clams, oysters, red meat, turkey, beans, spinach, fortified cereals
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Sodium sources
processed foods, condiments, canned goods, cured meat
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Potassium sources
fruit, veg
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Calcium sources
dairy, tofu, green veg, juice
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Phosphorous sources
widely protein, dairy, processed food, grain
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Vitamin D sources
fatty fish, eggs, beef, dairy, mushrooms
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Vitamin K sources
green leafy veg, soybeans, oils, gut
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Magnesium sources
widely legumes, leafy veg, nuts, grains, meat
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Zinc sources
seafood, meat, whole grains
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Copper sources
organ meat, nuts, beef
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Manganese sources
whole grains, nuts, teas
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Selenium sources
soil (volcanic) meat, brazil nuts, seeds
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Chromium sources
lettuce, tomato, broccoli, beer, beef, orange juice
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Iodine sources
soil (ocean) table salt, seafood, potato, beans
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Thiamin interactions
none
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Riboflavin interactions
activates B6 activates folate activates niacin
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Niacin interactions
synthesis from trp requires B2, B6, vit C
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Pyridoxine interactions
PNP to PLP requires B2 kynureniase in trp metabolism
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Biotin interactions
none
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Folate interactions
SMHT requires B6 MTHFR requires B2 and B3 MS requires B12 excess can mask B12 def
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Cobalamin interactions
needed for MS
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Vitamin C interactions
detox - vit E, GSH (selenium), B3
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Vitamin E interactions
complementary with vit C and selenium inhibits B-carotene and vit K
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Vitamin A interactions
none
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Iron interactions
vit C enhances calcium inhibits erythropoiesis requires B12 and folate
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Sodium and Potassium interactions
Na/K ATPase requires magnesium
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Calcium interactions
increased by vit D
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Vitamin D interactions
increases plasma calcium
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Vitamin K interactions
none
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Magnesium interactions
competes with Ca, P, Fe, Cu, Mn, Zn reabsorption requires vit K
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Zinc, Copper, Manganese interactions
ceruloplasmin oxidizes Fe2+ calcium and phytates inhibit
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Selenium interactions
co dependent on vit E
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Chromium interactions
none
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Iodine interactions
none
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Thiamin active form
TPP
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Thiamin transporter
SLC19A2
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Thiamin role
- oxidative decarboxylation of a-keto acids - transketolation of PPP sugars - oxidation of phytanic acid
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Thiamin status
transketolase activity
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Thiamin alcohol def
Wernicke - neurological Korsakoff - psychosis
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Thiamin def
wet beriberi - cardio, high PA, high carb dry beriberi - neuro, low PA, low cal
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Riboflavin active form
FMN and FAD
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Riboflavin transporter
RFT1
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Riboflavin role
- energy production - detox - activates B6 and folate - synthesis of niacin from trp
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Riboflavin status
erythrocyte glutathione reductase activity coefficient
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Niacin active form
NAD and NADPH
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Niacin role
- energy production - catabolism of glucose, FA, ketones, aa - detox - non-cofactor role - ADP-ribosylation - nicotinic acid - lipid lowering
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Niacin def
pellagra 3Ds: dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia
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Pyridoxine active form
PLP
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Pyridoxine role
- transamination - decarboxylation - neurotransmitter syn - transsulfuration - homocysteine to pyruvate - trp metabolism - heme synthesis - glycogen breakdown
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Pyridoxine def
rare
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Biotin active form
carboxybiotin
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Biotin role
- pyruvate carboxylase - propionyl CoA carboxylase - acetyl CoA carboxylase - 3-methylcrotonyl CoA carboxylase - non enzyme: gene transcription, glucose uptake, insulin release, histone
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Biotin transporter
multivitamin transporter
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Biotin def
inborn errors - holocarboxylase synthetase def (dermatitis, alopecia, acidosis) - biotinidase def (seizures, ataxia, developmental) - raw egg whites/avidin binds biotin
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Folate role
- methylation - nucleic acid synthesis - aa metabolism
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Folate transporter
RFC and FBP
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Folate def
- megaloblastic anemia - cancer - birth defects
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Cobalamin role
- MS - methyl malonyl CoA to succinyl CoA
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Cobalamin def
- pernicious anemia - Addisonian - genetic, no IF - Non-addisonian - gastrectomy, age, inadequate IF - neuropathy
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Vit C role
- monooxygenases: dopamine to NE - dioxygenases: proline + lysine to collagen - antioxidant - nHFe absorption - recycles BH4 for NO synthesis
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Vit C transporter
SVCT1 - low aff, high cap SVCT2 - high aff, low cap
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Vit C def
scurvy 4Hs: hemorrhagic, hyperkeratosis, hypochondriasis, hematological
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Vit E active form
- RRR-a-tocopherol
99
Vit E role
- lipophilic antioxidant - steroidogenesis - cytp450 - reproduction - spermatogenesis and placentation
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Vit E transporter
NPC1-L1, SR-B1, CD36
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Vit E def
familial isolated vit E def (can't release from liver to circ) - hemolytic anemia
102
Vit E tox
inhibit vit K blood clotting
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Vit A active form
11-cis-retinal all-trans retinoic acid
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Vit A def
- night blindness, corneal keratinization, impaired immunity, impaired growth, birth defects