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over-indigestion of fat-soluble vitamines
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1) Vit. A-induced hydrocephalus
2) Vit. D-induced hypercalcemia |
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special cases which need supplemental vitamins?
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1) pregnancy, lactation
2) improper absorption 3) Ab therapy 4) hemodialysis 5) HAL 6) poor diet |
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water-soluble vitamins
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1) Thiamine (B1)
2) Riboflavin (B2) 3) Nicotinic acid (Niacin) 4) Pyridoxin (B6) 5) Pantothenic acid 6) Biotin 7) Folic acid 8) Cyanocobalamin (B12) 9) Ascorbic acid (Vit. C) |
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fat-soluble vit.
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1) A
2) D 3) E 4) K |
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thiamine (B1) is converted to active coenzyme
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thiamine pyrophosphate
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thiamine pyrophosphate is needed for?
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1) decarboxylation rxs (pyruvate)
2) pentose in hexose-monophosphate shunt |
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low thiamine
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Beriberi
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Beriberi causes?
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1) muscle weakness
2) < appetite 3) peripheral edema 4) < BP 5) < temp. |
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severe thiamine deficiency?
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Korsakoff's syndrome
alcoholics |
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severe thiamine deficiency is asso. with?
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1) peripheral poluneuritis
2) loss of feeling in legs 3) memory impairment 4) encephalopathy |
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riboflavin (B2) is converted to coenzymes
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1) falvin mononucleotide
2) flavin dinucleotide |
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riboflabin is important in
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H ion transport oxidative enzyme processes
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first symptoms of riboflavin deficiency
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1) pharyngitis
2) angular stomatitis |
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other s/s of riboflavin deficiency
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1) glossitis
2) denuded lips 3) dermatitis of face, trunk, extremities 4) anemia 5) peripheral neuropathy 6) cataracts |
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nicotinic acid (niacin) is converted to?
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1) nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD)
2) NAD phosphate (NADP) coenzymes |
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nicotinic acid is required for?
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oxidation/reduction rxn in tissue respiration
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nicotinic acid deficiency?
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Pellegra
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s/s of Pellegra?
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1) dermatitis
2) diarrhea 3) salivation 4) N/V 5) swollen tongue 6) dementia 7) motor/sensory nerve disturbance |
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niacin toxicity
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1) flushing
2) pruritis 3) hepatotoxicity 4) hyperuricemia 5) peptic ulcers |
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pyridoxine (B6) is converted to?
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pyridoxal phosphate by pyridoxal kinase
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pyridoxine acts as coenzymes for conversion of?
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1) tryptophan to serotonin
2) methionine to cysteine |
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pyridoxine deficiency is seen frequently in?
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alcoholics
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s/s of pyridoxine deficiency
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1) dermatitis
2) CNS dysfunction 3) Sz 4) peripheral neuritis |
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pantohtenic acid is converted into?
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coenzyme A
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pantothenic acid is needed for enzymatically driven
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acetylation reactions
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Biotin is coenzyme for?
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1) carboxylation rxs
2) fatty acid synthesis |
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s/s of biotin deficiency
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1) glossitis
2) anorexia 3) dermatits 4) mental depression |
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biotin deficiency is seen more frequently in?
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infants and pts with HAL
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folic acid act as a?
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carbon transfer agent
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active form of folic acid
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tetrahydrofolate (B12 is required)
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folic acid deficiency
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1) GI disease
2) alcoholics |
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most common symp. of folic acid deficiency
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megaloblastic anemia
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cyanocobalamine (B12)is needed for?
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DNA synthesis
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first sign of B12 deficiency?
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megaloblastic anemia
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deficiency of ascorbic acid (vit. C) causes?
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scurvy
S/s = gingivitis, petechia, decreased wound healing |
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fucntion of vit. A
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1) retina
2) mucosal 3) epithelial cells 4) bone development 5) reproduction 6) embryonic growth 7) stabilize membranes |
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severe vit. A deficiency causes?
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night blindness
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severe s/s of hypervitaminosis (vit. A)
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1) hepatosplenomegaly with cirrhosis
2) > ICP with neuro change 3) hypercalcemia |
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function of vit. D
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1) maintenance of Ca and phos
2) sterols = hormones |
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vit. D deficiency in children
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rickets (bone deformity)
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vit.D deficiency in adults
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osteomalacia
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vit. D hypervitaminosis
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1) hypercalcemia
2) muscleweakness 3) fatigue 4) headache |
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Vit. E
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1) in plants
2) potent antioxidants |
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vit. K is needed in synthesis of
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several blood clotting factors
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