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What is the major source of Vitamin D?
D3 from sun exposure to the skin
What is the other source of Vitamin D?
D2 ingested from plants
What is the mechanism of conversion of Vitamin D after being absorbed on the skin?
Converted to 25-OH in the liver and then converted to 1,25 OH2 in the kidney
What is the inactive form of Vitamin D?
24,25 OH2 D3
What are the 2 functions of Vitamin D?
Increase absorption of dietary Ca and PO4
Increase bone resorption of Ca and PO4
What feedback mechanism inhibits 1,25 OH2 production?
1,25 OH2 feedback from increased serum levels
Where is Calcitonin created?
Parafolliculat cells (c cells) of thyroid
What is the function of Calcitonin?
Decreased bone resorption of calcium
What regulation mechanism causes calcitonin secretion?
Increase in serum calcium = calcitonin increase