A deficiency of Vitamin E may cause...

Anemia in premature infants and nervous system problems

A deficiency of Vitamin K may cause...

Impaired blood clotting and reduced bone strength

A deficiency of Vitamin D may cause...

Rickets, bone deformities, and osteoporosis

What are the functions of Vitamin E?

Red blood cell formation, protect essential fatty acids and Vitamin A

What are the functions of Vitamin A?

Cell growth, immune function, and promotes vision

What are the functions of Vitamin K?

Assist in blood clotting and regulate calcium metabolism

What are the functions of Vitamin D?

Strong bones and teeth, nervous system function, and immune function

Food sources of Vitamin D are...

Eggs, fish, and fortified orange juice

Food sources of Vitamin A are...

Dark leafy greens, liver, and dairy foods

A deficiency of Vitamin A may cause...

Faulty bone development in infants and xerophthalmia

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1
A deficiency of Vitamin E may cause...
Anemia in premature infants and nervous system problems
Poor growth and nervous system problems
Anemia and poor bone strength
Improper blood clotting and anemia
2
A deficiency of Vitamin K may cause...
Impaired blood clotting and nervous system problems
Impaired blood clotting and poor appetite
Impaired blood clotting and reduced bone strength
Impaired blood clotting, reduced bone strength, and anemia
3
Food sources for Vitamin K are...
Liver and egg yolk
Egg yolk and vegetable oils
Butterfat and peanut butter
Butterfat and vegetable oils
4
Excess amounts of Vitamin A causes headaches and birth defects.
True
False
5
A deficiency of Vitamin D may cause...
Convulsions, osteoporosis, and faulty tooth development
Rickets, bone deformities, and xerophthalmia
Osteomalacia, poor growth, and faulty bone development
Rickets, bone deformities, and osteoporosis
6
Excess amounts of Vitamin D causes confusion, heart problems, and kidney damage.
True
False
7
What are the functions of Vitamin E?
Assist in blood clotting, regulate metabolism, and red blood cells
Immune function, cell growth, and regulates metabolism
Red blood cell formation, protect essential fatty acids and Vitamin A
Formation of red blood cells, regulate metabolism, and immune function
8
What are the functions of Vitamin A?
Normal cell growth, protect from infections, and nervous system function
Supports reproduction, promotes vision, and absorption of calcium
Promote vision, skin and bone formation, and produces energy
Cell growth, immune function, and promotes vision
9
Food sources for Vitamin E are...
Nuts, seeds, and peanut butter
Dairy foods, eggs, and fish oils
Nuts, seeds, and butter
Dairy foods, eggs, and vegetable oils
10
What are the functions of Vitamin K?
Assist in blood clotting and regulate calcium metabolism
Regulate metabolism and formation of red blood cells
Assist in blood clotting and cell growth
Assist in blood clotting and formation of red blood cells
11
Excess amounts of Vitamin K causes faster blood clotting.
True
False
12
Excess amounts of Vitamin E causes fast blood clotting and bone and joint pain.
True
False
13
What are the functions of Vitamin D?
Skin and bone formation, helps cell growth, and supports reproduction
Absorption of phosphorus, strong bones and teeth, and promotes vision
Absorption of calcium, cell growth, and support reproduction
Strong bones and teeth, nervous system function, and immune function
14
Food sources of Vitamin D are...
Deep green leaves, liver, and butterfat
Dairy foods, butter, and egg yolks
Eggs, fish, and fortified orange juice
Fortified orange juice, liver, and butterfat
15
Food sources of Vitamin A are...
Liver, yellow fruits, and fortified cereals
Fortified cereals, dark leafy greens, and yellow fruits
Dark leafy greens, liver, and dairy foods
Dark leafy greens, eggs, and butterfat
16
A deficiency of Vitamin A may cause...
Xerophthalmia and osteoporosis
Osteoporosis and osteomalacia
Faulty bone development in infants and xerophthalmia
Poor growth and convulsions

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