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Maintain Nutri Stat
Test II, N101
Question | Answer |
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Water Soluble Vitamins | C & B Complex |
C & B Complex Vitamins | Water Soluble |
Fat Soluble Vitamins | A, D, E & K |
Vitamins A, D, E & K | Fat Soluble |
Boosts Immune System Antioxidant Collagen formation Iron absorption | Vitamin C |
Citrus fruits Broccoli, green pepper Strawberries Greens | Vit C Sources |
Thiamine Riboflavin Niacin B6 Folate Pantothenic Acid Biotin | B Vitamins |
Too much can be very harmful - nerve damage | B Complex |
Pork, Liver Whole & enriched grains Legumes, green leafy vegetables Bananas, egg yolk | Vit B Sources |
Vitamin A | Retinol |
Visual acuity Maintenance of skin & mucous membranes | Vitamin A |
Liver Carrots Egg yolk Fortified milk Margarine | Vit A Sources |
Decreases cause delayed wound healing; softening of bones and teeth; anemia; inc. risk of infection; bleeding gums Increased amt causes kidney stones; abd. Cramps; diarrhea | vitamin C |
Functions include carb, prot, & fat metabolism | B Complex |
used in RNA and DNA synthesis,& RBC formation and maturation | Folate |
deficiency; mental confusion, fatigue; muscle weakness; paralysis; > heart size; heart failure (no known effects from excess) | Thiamine |
deficiency; dermatitis, photophobia; reddening of cornea ( No known increased effects) | Riboflavin |
deficiency causes dermatitis; diarrhea; dementia; death surplus causes flushing; itching; N/V diarrhea; hypotension; tachycardia | Niacin |
found in yeast cantaloupes, spinach, broccoli, bananas is a coenzyme used in CHO, pro & fat metabolism Deficiency causes dermatitis; convulsions; anemia Surplus causes difficulty walking, numbness of feet and hands | B6 |
important during pregnancy to prevent anemia. Deficiency causes macrocytic anemia, fatigue, weakness. (no known effects of surplus) | Folate |
No known deficiency or surplus effects on body | pantothenic acid |
No known deficiency or surplus effects on body | biotin |
DRI= 1000 micrograms for men, 800 for women. | A |
Deficiency night blindness; dry rough skin & mucous membranes; ; dec saliva production; impaired digestion & absorption; inc suscept to infection ( resp, GU, vaginal); impaired bone & teeth development | Vitamin A |
Surplus causes anorexia; N/V; abd pain; wt. Loss; irritability; fatigue | Vitamin A |
DRI is 7.5 micrograms | D |
Decreased in rickets(infants & children); retarded bone growth; malformation of teeth& long bones; muscle twitches/spasms; pain; easy fractures. | Vitamin D |
Increases cause calcification of bones, kidney stones; N/V, headache; polyuria;polydipsia; mental & physical growth retardation. | Vitamin D |
Calcium & phosphorus metabolism Simulated calcium absorption | Vitamin D |
Sunlight Fortified milk Fish liver oils | Vit D Sources |
DRI is 15 mg. | E |
Deficiency causes inc RBC hemolysis & macrocytic anemia | Viatmin E |
Surplus is non toxic but can cause depression, fatigue, diarrhea, blurred vision, headaches, interference with blood clotting; and poor Vit A metabolism. | Viatmin E |
Antioxidant Protects vitamin A Promotes heme synthesis (blood) | Viatmin E |
Vegetable oils Wheat germ Whole grain products | Vit E Sources |
DRI is 2 grams. | K |
Synthesis of certain proteins necessary for blood clotting | Vitamin K |
Deficiency causes hemorrhagic disorders (of newborn); delayed clotting times – May bee R/t impaired synthesis or absorption. | Vitamin K |
Excess causes hemolytic anemia, & liver damage from synthetic Vit K. | Vitamin K |
Dark, green leafy vegetables Synthesized in intestines from gut bacteria | Vit K Sources |
Organic elements found in all body fluids and tissues; are bound to organic compounds | Minerals |
calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium | Macrominerals |
iron, zinc, manganese, and iodine | Microminerals |
Bone & teeth formation Blood clotting Nerve transmission Muscle contraction | Calcium |
RDI=1000mg, 1200mg after menopause | Ca |
Deficiency: osteoporosis; tetany; muscle cramps | Calcium |
Excess: N/V, anorexia, abd. Pain, polydipsia; polyuria; coma & death if untreated | Calcium |
Milk & dairy products Canned fish with bones Greens | Calcium Sources |
Bone & teeth formation Acid-base balance Energy metabolism | Phosphorus |
Deficiency: anorexia; weakness; hyperventilation Excess: hypocalcemia symptoms ; tetany | Phosphorus |
Milk & milk products Soft drinks Processed foods | Phosphorus Sources |
Deficiency: increased neuromuscular problems; CNS irritability; decreased muscle control; tremors;disorientation; tetany; convulsions. Excess causes: CNS depression; coma; hypotension | Magnesium |
Bone and teeth formation Protein synthesis Carbohydrate metabolism | Magnesium |
Green leafy vegetables Nuts Beans Grains | Magnesium Sources |
Extracellular fluid ion Fluid balance Acid-base balance | Sodium |
Deficiency: poor skin turgor; confusion; irritability; hypotension; tachycardia; tremors;convulsions Excess: Inc. weight; hot, flushed, dry skin; Inc. intense thirst; agitation; oliguria; anuria. | Sodium |
Salt Processed foods | Sodium Sources |
Intracellular fluid ion Fluid balance Acid base balance | Potassium |
Deficiency: muscle cramps; weakness; cardiac weakness; anorexia; N/V; confusion; shallow respirations; irregular pulse | Potassium |
Excess causes: irritability; anxiety; listlessness; mental confusion; poor respirations; inc. GI activity; hypotension; cardiac arrhythmia | Potassium |
Whole grains Fruits Leafy green vegetables | Potassium Sources |
Component of HCL in stomach acid Fluid balance Acid-base balance | Chlorine |
Deficiency= muscle spasms; depressed respirations; coma Excess causes acidosis | Chlorine |
Salt | Chlorine Source |
Oxygen transport via hemoglobin | Iron |
Deficiency: microcytic anemia; pallor;fatigue;weakness; spoon shaped nails. Excess: iron poisoning; GI cramping; N/V; shock; convulsions; coma | Iron |
Liver Lean meats Enriched& whole grain breads Cereals | Iron Sources |
Component of thyroid hormones | Iodine |
Deficiency : goiter Excess: acne-like skin lesions; iodine goiter | Iodine |
Iodized salt Seafood Food additives | Iodine Sources |
Tissue growth Sexual maturation Immune response | Zinc |
Deficiency: impaired growth; skin lesions Excess: anorexia; N/V; diarrhea; muscle pain; lethargy | Zinc |
Oysters Liver Meats Dried peas Beans nuts | Zinc Sources |
Two-thirds of body water is contained within the _____ (ICF) | cells |
Remainder of body water is ECF, _________ (plasma, interstitial fluid) | body fluids |
Digestion Absorption Metabolism Storage Elimination | Process of Nutrition |
RDA | Recommended Dietary Allowances |
RDA revised every ___ yrs. | five |
Decreased hemoglobin & hematocrit (H/H)= | anemia |
Decreased albumin = | malnutrition; prolonged malabsorption |
Decreased transferrin= | anemia; protein deficiency |
Decreased total lymphocyte count= | impaired nutritional intake; sever debilitating disease |
Decreased creatinine= | reduction in total muscle mass |
Increased creatinine= | dehydration |
Increased blood urea nitrogen (BUN)= | starvation, high protein intake, severe dehydration |