Week 9 quiz (B vitamins/Minerals) Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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B1

A

Thiamine

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B1 functions

A

energy for the CNS, cardiac, and GI areas

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3
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B1 functions

A

pork and ham

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4
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B1 defiency

A

Beri-beri

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5
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Beri-beri disease S&S

A

paralysis, impaired nerve function, muscle weakness

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6
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How does Beri beri disease affect glucose?

A

prevents the body from metabolizing it for energy

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7
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B1 malabsorption

A

Wernicke’s-Korsakoff syndrome

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8
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What is Wernicke’s-Korsakoff syndrome?

A

Neuro disorder occurring in alcoholics

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9
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B2

A

Riboflavin

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10
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B2 function

A

tissue building, wound healing

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11
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B2 sources

A

milk, cheese, yogurt, whole grains

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12
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B2 deficiency

A

Ariboflavinosis

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13
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What is Ariboflavinosis?

A

sores and redness around the mouth and tongue

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14
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Who is at high risk for Ariboflavinosis?

A

HDY pts, pregnant, high activity

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15
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What diseases make a pt more susceptible to Ariboflavinosis?

A

Cancer, DM, lactose intolerance

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16
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B3

A

Niacin

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17
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B3 functions

A

amino acids and glycerine to glucose, increases HDL levels, oxidizes glucose to release energy

18
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B3 sources

A

Chicken, spaghetti sauce, milk (meat and dairy)

19
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B3 deficiency

20
Q

What is Pellagra?

A

scaly dark dermatitis

21
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What does Pellagra do?

A

damages the Nervous system and skin

22
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What does Pellagra cause?

A

confusion, neuritis, death

23
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What is neuritis?

A

inflammation of the nerves, burning sensation

24
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B6

25
B6 functions
NT formation, increased RBC production, decrease morning sickness
26
B6 sources
Whole grains, legumes, chicken, potatoes
27
B6 deficiency (1)
Abnl CNS function
28
what are S&S of abnl CNS fucntion
seizures and neuritis
29
B6 deficiency (2)
hypochromic anemia
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What does Hypochromic anemia do?
results in small pale RBCs
31
When do you supplement B6?
INH, oral contraceptives
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what does microcytic mean?
small RBCs
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What does INH (Isoniazid) treat
TB
34
What does INH prevent?
neuritis
35
B6 toxicity?
nerve dmg and ataxia
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what is ataxia?
altered balance
37
B9
Folate
38
B9 functions
production of DNA and RBC
39
B9 sources
Kidney beans, spinach, and broccoli
40
B9 Deficiency
Megaloblastic anemia, Open neutral tube defects
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What is megaloblastic anemia?
Large