Metabolism And Electrolytes/fluid Quiz

Front 1

The primary role of the B vitamins is to:

Back 1

to act as coenzyme

Front 2

Which B vitamin functions in cell regeneration and the synthesis of RBCs?

Back 2

folate

Front 3

low intakes of vitamin B6 and B12 are linked to

Back 3

high levels of homocystokinin

Front 4

What mineral is involved in energy metabolism?

Back 4

sulfur

Front 5

chromium assists in what uptake?

Back 5

glucose

Front 6

which vitamin is involved in glucose breakdown to a smaller molecule, taken up by the TCA?

Back 6

thiamin

Front 7

which B vitamin is needed for protein synthesis?

Back 7

vitB6

Front 8

which b vitamin is required for O/R reactions?

Back 8

riboflavin

Front 9

riboflavin assists with antioxidant function through its role as a coenzyme for what enzyme?

Back 9

glutathionine peroxidase

Front 10

which vitamin can be made from tryptophan?

Back 10

niacin

Front 11

which dietary source of niacin has the highest availability for absorption?

Back 11

meat

Front 12

vitamin B6 is a coenzyme for PLP, which is involved in WHAT process of making non-essential AA

Back 12

transamination

Front 13

what B vitamin is involved in FA metabolism?

Back 13

Pantothenic acid

Front 14

What is a component of bile?

Back 14

choline

Front 15

what % of our bodies is composed of fluid?

Back 15

50-70

Front 16

plasma is an example of which fluid compartment?

Back 16

intravascular

Front 17

who would have the highest percent of total body water?

Back 17

20 year old LEAN male

Front 18

the two most common extracellular ions are

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sodium and chloride

Front 19

what does aldosterone do?

Back 19

stimulates kidneys to retain sodium and chloride

Front 20

What does ADH do?

Back 20

stimulates kidneys to reabsorb water (reducing urine output)

Front 21

in the angiotensin-renin system, what protein is the active vasoconstrictor?

Back 21

ANGIO II

Front 22

what stimulates our thirst mechanism?

Back 22

increased concentration of solutes in blood

Front 23

water formed in oxidative metabolism accounts for how much of water needs/day? %

Back 23

10-14%

Front 24

insensible water loss is...

Back 24

that through respiration and perspiration

Front 25

Hyponatremia is associated with

Back 25

overhydration and inadequate sodium

Front 26

the three major systems accounting for body's ability to regulate ABB...

Back 26

blood buffers

kidney

lungs

Front 27

Your housemate tells you he lost 1.5kg after footie training

you know 1lb body weight represents 2 cups fluid

how much fluid must he consume to fully rehydrate?

Back 27

1.5 something?