Module 2: Micronutrients

Unit 1: Exam Part 2

 

 

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#1: A severe deficiency of B1 can result in:
#2: Symptoms of B1 deficiency include:
#3: Vitamin B1 is also known as:
#4: All forms of vitamin B1 are water soluble.
#5: Foods that inhibit B1 absorption are:
#6: A client with Crohn's disease, IBS, or small intestine issues is more prone to malabsorption of vitamin B1, since it is mainly absorbed in the small intestine.
#7: Another name for B2 is:
#8: Vitamin B2 gets its name from its color.
#9: Vitamin B2 is stored in small quantities in most tissues, but some of the highest amounts can be found in the:
#10: It is best to take vitamin B2 with food for increased absorption.
#11: Vitamin B2 may specifically help with:
#12: Vitamin B2 plays an important role in:
#13: Hypothyroid and adrenal fatigue are risk factors for vitamin B2 deficiency.
#14: Good sources of vitamin B2 include broccoli, spinach, brewer's yeast, soybeans, and ____________.
#15: People with low blood pressure should not take niacin or niacinamide because either may cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure.
#16: Vitamin B3 is also known as:
#17: Niacin should be taken at the same time as the antibiotic tetracycline because it enhances the absorption and effectiveness of this medication.
#18: Which form of vitamin B3 causes flushing and affects lipids?
#19: Vitamin B3 can be synthesized by the body if there is enough ____________ present in the bloodstream.
#20: Niacin can be easily stored by the body, so it is not essential to include as dietary intake.
#21: Intravenous vitamin B3 has been used in the treatment of depression, schizophrenia, and addiction withdrawal.
#22: Another name for vitamin B5 is pantothenic acid.
#23: 500 mg of vitamin B5, 3 times a day, can be helpful for restoring optimal function to the:
#24: Vitamin B5 is absorbed mainly in the:
#25: Vitamin B5 plays an important role in:
#26: To lower LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, vitamin B5 is recommended daily in a dose of:
#27: The adult RDI for vitamin B5 is:
#28: Symptoms of vitamin B5 deficiency include:
#29: Functions of vitamin B6 include:
#30: Vitamin B6 is also called:
#31: Symptoms of vitamin B6 deficiency include:
#32: Birth control pills increase absorption of vitamin B6.
#33: A diet high in ______________ increases the risk of vitamin B6 depletion.
#34: The RDA for vitamin B6 increases after age 50.
#35: Labs indicating vitamin B6 deficiency include:
#36: Vitamin B7 is important in the growth of hair and nails.
#37: Vitamin B7 is also known as:
#38: Vitamin B7 excess is excreted in the urine, giving a bright yellow color to the urine.
#39: Vitamin B7 helps in the metabolism of __________ and the processing of _____________.
#40: Dietary biotin is almost completely absorbed, and the greatest absorption takes place in the:
#41: Smoking, low HCl, alcohol consumption, and ___________ all decrease biotin absorption.
#42: Foods high in biotin include nuts, onions, carrots, cauliflower, soybeans, and ____________.
#43: 4 herbs that are high in biotin are:
#44: Another name for vitamin B9 is:
#45: The ingredient list on a multi-vitamin supplement reads "folic acid" instead of folate. Folic acid:
#46: Vitamin B9 should be taken on an empty stomach to increase absorption.
#47: Folate and vitamin B12 are important parts of the methylation cycle because they are:
#48: Inadequate folate can result in increased _______________, which can impair thyroid function.
#49: Folate RDA for adults is:
#50:

Food sources of folate include:

#51: Forms of vitamin B12 include:
#52: Another name for vitamin B12 is:
#53: Vitamin B12 contains a metal ion:
#54: A client with low stomach acid will absorb vitamin B12 well.
#55: Signs of vitamin B12 deficiency can include:
#56: What is created by the stomach and binds to vitamin B12 in the duodenum to enhance absorption?
#57: Average percentage of vitamin B12 that is absorbed from dietary intake in a healthy human:

 

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