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Side A ------ Side B
how many classes of vitamins are there  ------ 2
what is not a charactersitic of fat soulable vitamins ------ they are easily secreted 
what is not a charactersitic of fwater soulable vitamins ------ the easily build up for toxins
a vitamin A precurson  ------ is called beta-carotene is found in plants
what is not a good source for beta carotene ------ red cabbage
the vitamin D deficiency disease in children is known as  ------ rickets
people who are exposed to the sun make vitamin D from  ------ cholersterol
Vitamin E exerts an espically important antioxidant effect in the  ------ lungs
the DRI for vitamin E is _____ mg a day for adults ------ 15
vitamin K deficiencies may occur in  ------ new born infantspeople who have taken antibiotics
the niacin deficiency disease is known as  ------ pellagra
of all the vitamins, ____, is most likely to interact with medications ------ folate
what amount of vitamin C is need to prevent scurvy  ------ 10 mg
whati s needed for proportional to protein intake ------ vitamin B6
addication to alcohol can cause a defiency in  ------ thiamin
vitamin B12 is naturally occuring in ------ animals
where is survy not found in the US ------ breast fed infants
between 3 and 10 million of the childrens world suffers from  ------ vitamin A deficiency 
what is the best supplement  ------ one that provides in amounts smaller or close to your recomended amount
to preserve the vitamin C content of a fresh veggie you wuold ------ leave it as whole as possiblecook it quickly
what is the womens adult DRI intake recommendation for vitamin C ------ 75
what is an anti-infective vitamin? ------ A
what shouldn't be eaten on a daily basis cause it can cause toxicity? ------ liver
vitamin D is the most... ------ potentionally toxic of all vitamins
diseases of the liver, gallbladder, and pacrease are likely to result in deficency of  ------ vitamin E
if you see a flash of bright liight at night, what would you say? ------ your eyes are well nourished and normal
a jar of carrots to the infant every day could cause risk of  ------ having his skin turn yellow
which of the following would have the lowest need for vitamin A? ------ a child
you friend shows symptoms of appetite loss, nausea, vomiting, increase uriniation and calcium deposites. What supplements has your friend been taking ------ vitamin D
 what would be safe from getting vitamin D deficiency  ------ an adult who eats cereal with milk every day 
an athlete who comsumes a high protein diet would increased need for  ------ vitamin B6
you are reading the labels of four vitamin supplements and seeo ne of the words or symbols listen below on each label. Which one would you choose? ------ USP

Side A ------ Side B
how many classes of vitamins are there  ------ 2
what is not a charactersitic of fat soulable vitamins ------ they are easily secreted 
what is not a charactersitic of fwater soulable vitamins ------ the easily build up for toxins
a vitamin A precurson  ------ is called beta-carotene is found in plants
what is not a good source for beta carotene ------ red cabbage
the vitamin D deficiency disease in children is known as  ------ rickets
people who are exposed to the sun make vitamin D from  ------ cholersterol
Vitamin E exerts an espically important antioxidant effect in the  ------ lungs
the DRI for vitamin E is _____ mg a day for adults ------ 15
vitamin K deficiencies may occur in  ------ new born infantspeople who have taken antibiotics
the niacin deficiency disease is known as  ------ pellagra
of all the vitamins, ____, is most likely to interact with medications ------ folate
what amount of vitamin C is need to prevent scurvy  ------ 10 mg
whati s needed for proportional to protein intake ------ vitamin B6
addication to alcohol can cause a defiency in  ------ thiamin
vitamin B12 is naturally occuring in ------ animals
where is survy not found in the US ------ breast fed infants
between 3 and 10 million of the childrens world suffers from  ------ vitamin A deficiency 
what is the best supplement  ------ one that provides in amounts smaller or close to your recomended amount
to preserve the vitamin C content of a fresh veggie you wuold ------ leave it as whole as possiblecook it quickly
what is the womens adult DRI intake recommendation for vitamin C ------ 75
what is an anti-infective vitamin? ------ A
what shouldn't be eaten on a daily basis cause it can cause toxicity? ------ liver
vitamin D is the most... ------ potentionally toxic of all vitamins
diseases of the liver, gallbladder, and pacrease are likely to result in deficency of  ------ vitamin E
if you see a flash of bright liight at night, what would you say? ------ your eyes are well nourished and normal
a jar of carrots to the infant every day could cause risk of  ------ having his skin turn yellow
which of the following would have the lowest need for vitamin A? ------ a child
you friend shows symptoms of appetite loss, nausea, vomiting, increase uriniation and calcium deposites. What supplements has your friend been taking ------ vitamin D
 what would be safe from getting vitamin D deficiency  ------ an adult who eats cereal with milk every day 
an athlete who comsumes a high protein diet would increased need for  ------ vitamin B6
you are reading the labels of four vitamin supplements and seeo ne of the words or symbols listen below on each label. Which one would you choose? ------ USP