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what vitamin is synthesized by the body?
vitamin K found in dark leafy green vegetables.
where do you get vitamin D from?
the sunlight
Where is vitamin K made?
In the large intestines (gut) by bacteria, and is necessary for clotting of blood.
what are minerals?
inorganic elements that act as catalysts in biochemical reactions.
where does absorption occur?
The small intestines is the primary site of simple nutrients.
what is Atelctasis
collaspe of the alveoli, preventing normal resp. exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
kussmaul's
tachypnea pattern assoc. w/metabolic, imbalances such as diabetic slow or normal ketoacidosis, acidiosis, or renal failure.
Left ventricular failure
pulmonary congestion
Hemoptysis
Bloody sputum cough up from the resp. tract.
pneumothorax
collection of air or gas in pleural spaces.
What are the 5 essential nutrients?
carbs= starches, sugars
proteins=building blocks (amino acids),
lipids=saturated, unsaturated, and polyunsaturated. vitamins=water soluble,and fat soluble,
minerals=inorganic elements
Dietary fiber soluble
prevents diarrhea (20-35grams/day)
Lipids -Fats provide what?
energy, insulation, cell membrane integrity,taste, nerve impulse transmission,carries fat soluble vit. ADEK(can't b/broken down)
what nutrient is essential for wound healing?
Proteins
proteins provide what?
amino acids for body tissue growth, energy, daily intake varies w/age.
american eat more protein than is required.
Bile metabolizes what?
fat
what is the cholesterol, LDL, HDL, TG
levels?
<200mg/dl
<130mg/dl
>60mg/dl
<150mg/dl
optimal ldl goal is <100mg/dl for diabetics
What are cholesterol food sources?
egg yolk,organ meats, cream, butter, ice cream, cheese.
what are fat soluble vitamins?
A,D,E,K
What is water soluble vitamin?
C,B
What are Grains?
cereals, breads, crackers, rice, pasta.