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Energy Requirement
What are nutrients,
What are macronutrients,
What are micronutrients
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Role of Macronutrients
Role of carbohydrates,
What are some examples of carbohy...,
What is protein sparing action
41
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Vitamins: Classifications and role
What are vitamins,
What is a provitamin,
What are the functions of vitamins
29
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Vitamin A
What are the active forms of vita...,
What is the function of carotenoids,
How is vitamin a abosorbed and tr...
24
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Vitamin K
What are the forms of vitamin k,
What role does vitamin k play in ...,
What is an antivitamin
18
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Vitamin C
What are the functions of vitamin c,
Describe the role of vitamin c in...,
Describe the role of vitamin c in...
12
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Thiamine (Vitamin B1)
How can the vitamin b group be di...,
What is the coenzyme form of thia...,
What are the roles of thiamine
17
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Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)
What is the structure of riboflavin,
What are the coenzyme forms of ri...,
What are the roles of fad and fmn...
11
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Niacin (Vitamin B3)
Nicotinic acid formed from,
Niacinamide formed from,
Alternate names for niacin
19
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Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5)
Structure of pantothenic acid,
What is the role of pantothenic acid,
What is the role of coenzyme a in...
6
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Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6)
What are the forms of vitamin b6,
What is the coenzyme form of vita...,
What is the role of vitamin b6 is...
12
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Biotin (Vitamin B7)
What is the structure of biotin,
What is the role of biotin coenzy...,
Rda of biotin
9
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Sodium (The First Macromineral)
What are macrominerals,
What are the functions of sodium,
Rda of sodium
15
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Potassium (The Second Macromineral)
Rda of potassium,
Sources of potassium,
Outputs of potassium
10
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Calcium (The Third Macromineral)
How much calcium does the body co...,
Where is the majority of calcium ...,
What are the three forms in which...
26
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Phosphorus (The Fourth Macromineral)
How much phosphorus is contained ...,
Percentage of phosphorus in each ...,
Bound and free phosphorus percent...
11
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Magnesium and Sulfur (The Final Macrominerals)
Is magnesium found extracellularl...,
Total body magnesium,
Locations of magnesium
12
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Iron (The First Micromineral)
What are microminerals,
In what form is iron absorbed,
In what form is iron transported
20
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Copper (The Second Micromineral)
Total body copper content,
Where is copper absorbed,
How is copper transported
11
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Zinc (The Third Micromineral)
Total body content of zinc in adults,
Daily requirement of zinc,
Serum concentration of zinc
8
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Selenium, Iodine and Fluoride (The Final Microminerals)
In what form is selenium present ...,
Daily requirement of selenium,
What is the biochemical function ...
15
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