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18 Cards in this Set
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Thiamine - B1
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Beri-Beri: high output heart failure (wet), peripheral neuropathy (dry); Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome: chronic alcoholics, ataxia, ophthalmogplegia, confusion, and confabulation (loss of mamillary bodies)
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Riboflavin - B2
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Rare because grains are fortified; atrophy of tongue (glossitis), fissures of corner of mouth (cheilosis), dermatitis, corneal ulceration
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Niacin - B3
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pellagra: dementia, diarrhea, dermatitis; can result from isoniazid, Hartnup disease (AR disorder in tryptophan absorption - Try --> niacin), carcinoid syndrome
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Pantothenate - B5
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fatigue, allergies, nausea, abdominal pain; more serious reversible cases: adrenal insufficiency hepatic encephalopathy
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Pyridoxine - B6
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seizures (necessary for Glutamate --> GABA), can result from isoniazid or penicillamine (copper, mercury, cystine toxicity) use
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Cobalamine - B12
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associate with lack of intrinsic factor; block in purine and thymidine biosynthesis (need FH4) --> megaloblastic anemia and subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord, causes folate deficiency (need methionine for FH4 production)
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Folate
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impaired dTMP sythesis and DNA sythesis arrest --> megaloblastic anemia; neurotube defects like spina bifida
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Biotin
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rare because biotin is synthesized by GI bacteria, may be associated with lonterm antibiotic use and consumption of raw eggs (have avidin that binds and inhibits biotin absorption)
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Vitamin C
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scurvy: easy bruising, muscular gatigue, soft swollen gums, hemorrhage, anemia
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Vitamin A
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night blindness, dry eyes --> corneal damage, urinary stones
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Vitamin D
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rickets (kids): defective mineralization of bone, squared head, chest deformities, spine abnormalities, bowing of legs; osteomalacia (adults): weakening of bone and increased incidence of gross fracture
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Vitamin E
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rare, may contribute to atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease
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Vitamin K
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seen in newborns becaues of lack of GI flora (produce vitamin K), hemorrhage, bleeding diathesis; warfarin antagonizes vitamin K activity
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Copper
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muscle weakness, neurologic defects, abnormal collagen cross linking
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Iodine
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goiter and hypothyroidism, uncommon with iodized salt
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Iron
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hypochromic, microcytic anemia
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Selenium
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cardiomyopathy (Keshan disease)
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Zinc
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growth retardation and impaired wound healing
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