Nutrients Involved in Energy Metabolism (chp. 13)

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Where are vitamins and minerals absorbed in the body?

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This nutrient is a part of the coenzyme FAD; milk is a significant source

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This nutrient is a part of the coenzyme known as NAD; the body can make it from the amino acid tryptophan

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This nutrient functions as part of a coenzyme in amino acid metabolism; it also helps to make red blood cells

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Whole grain products and pork are significant sources of this vitamin; it's part of a coenzyme that helps to convert pyruvate to acetyl CoA.

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Nutrient that enhances insulin activity in the body; it's often sold as a supplement for weight loss.

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Which of these nutrients is NOT added to refined white flour during the enrichment process.

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Which energy metabolism nutrient is an essential component of thyroid hormones?

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Which of these vitamins is not fat soluble?

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What is the definition of an enzyme?

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Which is a source of B6 vitamins?

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What much enriched flour contain?

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Who is at risk of Thiamin deficiency?

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Which is NOT one of the 4 d's relating to the thiamin deficiency, Pellagra?

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What is NOT true about chromium?

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Which of these are NOT one of the functions of Iodine

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Which is NOT a source of iodine?

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What is iodine deficiency called?

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Thiamin pyrophosphate, TPP, is required for ___________.

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Thiamin deficiency can be found among ________.

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Which of the following water-soluble vitamins participate in oxidation-reduction reactions?

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An alcoholic who consumes no dairy products is most at risk of developing ________ deficiency.

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Niacin can be synthesized in cells from ______________.

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Deficiencies of and ____ are extremely rare.

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Transamination reactions allow the formation of nonessential amino acids. Which vitamin is required for these reactions?

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Good sources of folate include _____________.

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Folate functions in DNA synthesis and amino acid metabolism

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Macrocytic anemia, peripheral neuropathy, and impaired cognitive function are signs of ____________ deficiency.

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Sources of vitamin B-12 include__________.

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Manganese is a cofactor for metabolic enzymes.

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Which of the following is a function of iodine?

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Which of the following is associated with the development of cretinism?

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Protein-rich foods are the main source of the mineral sulfur in our diets

chapter 3 NFS 210 exam

Nutrients Involved in Energy Metabolism (chp. 13)

Nutrients Involved in Energy Metabolism (chp. 13)

Where are vitamins and minerals absorbed in the body?

This nutrient is a part of the coenzyme FAD; milk is a significant source

This nutrient is a part of the coenzyme known as NAD; the body can make it from the amino acid tryptophan

This nutrient functions as part of a coenzyme in amino acid metabolism; it also helps to make red blood cells

Whole grain products and pork are significant sources of this vitamin; it's part of a coenzyme that helps to convert pyruvate to acetyl CoA.

Nutrient that enhances insulin activity in the body; it's often sold as a supplement for weight loss.

Which of these nutrients is NOT added to refined white flour during the enrichment process.

Which energy metabolism nutrient is an essential component of thyroid hormones?

Which of these vitamins is not fat soluble?

What is the definition of an enzyme?

Which is a source of B6 vitamins?

What much enriched flour contain?

Who is at risk of Thiamin deficiency?

Which is NOT one of the 4 d's relating to the thiamin deficiency, Pellagra?

What is NOT true about chromium?

Which of these are NOT one of the functions of Iodine

Which is NOT a source of iodine?

What is iodine deficiency called?

Thiamin pyrophosphate, TPP, is required for ___________.

Deficiencies of and ____ are extremely rare.