Fat Soluble Vitamins

Fat-soluble vitamins require transport proteins to carry them in the blood.

• True

• False

This bodily fluid acts as an emulsifier and is required for digestion and absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.

• Lecithin

• Bile

• Insulin

• Pancreatic juices

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Which of the following are forms of Vitamin A found in foods derived from animals?

• Retinol

• Retinal

• Retinoic Acid

• All of the Above

Which is a precursor of Vitamin A found in plants?

• Acetic acid

• Betaine

• Beta-carotene

• Flavonoid

This transport protein picks up Vitamin A in the liver and carries it in the blood.

• R protein

• Intrinsic factor

• Retinol-binding protein

• transmembrane protein

Vitamin A deficiency causes epithelial cells to change shape and secrete keratin

• True

• False

This is one of the first signs of Vitamin A deficiency

• Death

• Vertigo

• Night blindness

• Muscular nerve damage

All of the following are major roles of Vitamin A, EXCEPT:

• Vision

• Antioxidant

• Blood Clotting

• Cell Differentiation

Select which of the following are FAT SOLUBLE vitamins

• A

• D

• E

• K

This vitamin aides in night vision, and can be found present in the retina to help react with light for vision.

• A

• D

• E

• K