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WorksheetsPharm exam 4 review (CH 43,46,47,48)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
which of the following are included in the most common causes of vitamin deficiencies?
higher socioeconomic status
FAD diets
alcohol use d/o
drug abuse
PEG tube
which of the following are lipid soluble vitamins?
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin K
Vitamin B1
which of the following is a precursor to vitamin A?
carotene
dehydrocholesterol
Glucuronate
tocopherol
There are 2 types of vitamin D. Which vitamin D can be sourced from the sun?
vitamin D2
vitamin D3
this vitamin's primary role is an antioxidant that prevents the body from damage by free radicals (oxide).
vitamin A
vitamin D
vitamin C
vitamin E
which vitamin is the antidote for warfarin overdose?
vitamin C
vitamin B2
vitamin K
vitamin D
what are the names for the following vitamin Bs
B1
B2
B3
(a)
what are the names for the following vitamin Bs
B6
B9
B12
(a)
this B vitamin can be sourced from whole grains and dry beans. It is one of the vitamins deficient in a patient with AUD. Beriberi is the term for this vitamin deficiency.
(write the proper name of this vitamin)
(a)
which drugs can cause vitamin B6 deficiency?
hydrochloroquinolone
pyrazinamide
methotrexate
isonazid
This B vitamin is needed for DNA synthesis and is recommended for pregnant women.
cyanocobalamin
thiamine
folic acid
niacin
this B vitamin can be sourced from animal products. Vegans can get this vitamin from fortified supplements and cereals.
vitamin B2
vitamin B6
vitamin B12
vitamin B2
this water soluble vitamin can be sourced from citrus fruits. A deficiency of such vitamin can have clinical manifestations like bleeding gums, fatigue, and poor wound healing.
vitamin A
vitamin C
vitamin B1
vitamin K
this mineral is needed for nerve and muscle health (apart from everything).
phosphorus
magnesium
calcium
iron
this mineral has a major role in energy production and balancing the pH.
iron
phosphorus
iodine
fluoride
which of the ff are indications of magnesium?
abortion
asthma
preterm labor
seizures
this mineral is needed in hemoglobin. Not enough of this mineral can cause anemia.
iodine
fluoride
iron
zinc
this mineral is associated with thyroid and abnormal levels (high and low) can result in hypothyroidism.
iodine
zinc
fluoride
calcium
This term is described as an area that does not have access to fresh and healthy food options within walking distance.
(a)
A nutritionist is someone who does not hold a professional license versus a dietitian who is licensed and certified to help patients with their nutritional needs.
True!
False!
