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75% of this vitamin is excreted in 24 hours? |
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We use ___ to block the folic acid cycle in certain cancers |
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B9 is associated with increase in ___ fits, and will also have in increase in size and number in ___ |
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B9 may also cause ___ because people can become irritable from the methyl transferases |
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Get B12 from ___/___, so who needs to supplement? |
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red meat/some yeasts pure vegans |
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B12 is important in creating ___, without this you will get megablastic anemia |
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What is the only vitamin to repair the myelin sheath? -methyl group repairs |
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There is no ___ but there is ___ when the amounts of taking or not taking B12 |
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toxicity/severe deficiency |
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Severe deficiency in B12 includes ___/___/___ |
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deafness blindness neuromuscular problems |
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What are 2 main causes of aplastic anemia (bone marrow not making cells) |
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Absorption of B12 requires a specific ___ |
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B12 intrinsic factor does not reach the blood, but once B12 is in the blood it is ___ |
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This vitamin has a serum half-life of one year? |
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What would cause a decrease in the intrinsic factor? |
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Vitamin K effects ___, so what drugs will counteract them? |
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coagulation anti-coagulants |
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There are 3 types of vitamin K, K1, K3, and K4 go by ___? |
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phylloquinone menadione menadiol |
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What is rich in vitamin K? |
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Vitamin K is made in the ___, so we can supplement to newborns |
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lack of vitamin K will cause a problem in ___ |
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Vitamin K toxicities are many ... |
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RBC hemolysis (newborns) radiosensitization antagonize coumadin effects |
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Vitamin K for the long term is good for having long healthy ___ (only in men) |
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What kind of drugs could lead to a problem with making vitamin K? |
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Vitamin A is also known as |
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carotenoids (mostly Beta-carotene) |
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Taking too much vitamin A will ___ |
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What are some vitamin A deficiencies? |
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Nyctalopia -night blindness (rhodopsin) retarded growth/teeth development permanent blindness other epithelial tissues |
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Vitamin A toxicities include |
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HA, vertigo -dizzyness diarrhea, anorexia, CSF pressure fat deposited into kidney (lipoid nephrosis) premature epiphyseal closure, HTN |
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What vitamin should not be given to pregnant women? |
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Lycopenes in tomatoes (vitamin A), has been proven to decrease by 25% of ___ |
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