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Why do humans have to obtain vitamins from their diet instead of synthesizing them?
Why do humans have to obtain vitamins from their diet instead of synthesizing them?
- Vitamins are readily available in natural foods
- The body cannot produce an adequate amount of vitamins on its own (correct)
- Synthesizing vitamins requires excessive energy
- Vitamin synthesis leads to toxic byproducts
Which vitamin is also known as riboflavin?
Which vitamin is also known as riboflavin?
- Vitamin B5
- Vitamin B3
- Vitamin B2 (correct)
- Vitamin B7
Which vitamin is important for the function of retinol?
Which vitamin is important for the function of retinol?
- Vitamin B6
- Vitamin E
- Vitamin A (correct)
- Vitamin K
Which nutrient is crucial for bone health?
Which nutrient is crucial for bone health?
Which vitamin is associated with the synthesis of collagen?
Which vitamin is associated with the synthesis of collagen?
Which vitamin is involved in energy production from macronutrients?
Which vitamin is involved in energy production from macronutrients?
Flashcards
Vitamin Synthesis
Vitamin Synthesis
Humans cannot produce enough vitamins internally.
Vitamin B2
Vitamin B2
Also known as riboflavin.
Retinol's Role
Retinol's Role
Vitamin A is vital for retinol's function.
Bone Health Nutrient
Bone Health Nutrient
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Collagen Synthesis
Collagen Synthesis
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Vitamin B1 Function
Vitamin B1 Function
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Vitamin B1 Name
Vitamin B1 Name
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Vitamin A role
Vitamin A role
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Key Vitamin for Energy
Key Vitamin for Energy
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Vitamin for Bones
Vitamin for Bones
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Study Notes
Vitamins and Nutrition
- Humans must obtain vitamins from their diet because they are unable to synthesize them, unlike other animals.
Vitamin Identification
- Riboflavin is another name for vitamin B2.
Vitamin Functions
- Vitamin A is crucial for the function of retinol, a derivative of vitamin A.
Bone Health
- Calcium is the nutrient essential for maintaining good bone health.
Collagen Synthesis
- Vitamin C is associated with the synthesis of collagen, a protein found in connective tissue.
Energy Production
- Vitamin B is involved in the production of energy from macronutrients, such as carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
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Description
Test your knowledge of the metabolism and function of select micronutrients with this quiz. Explore the importance of vitamins for human health and delve into the evidence supporting their necessity. Prepare for the final exam and gain a deeper understanding of the role of micronutrients in human nutrition.
