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dental pharm

vitamins & minerals

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Vit. A Retinol (retinoids, carotenoids)
Function of vit.A essential, bone/tooth dev.; skin/mucous membrane integrity
Vit A: disease dry skin and eyes, night blindness (rods/cones) Toxic-itching, desquamation, skin/hair lesions, hyperstosis, teratogenic
Vit A sources animal food sources, green leafy, bright colored F&V (provitamin converted in liver)
other uses/associations w/ vit A Tretinoin (Retin-A)-topical for acne/aging; Isotretinonin (Accutane)-oral for cystic acne, many side effects; Etretinate (tegison)-systemic for psoriasis
Etretinate (Tegison)-systemic for psoriasis ...Vit A
Tretinoin (Retin-A)-topical for acne/aging...vit A
Isotretinonin Accutane)-oral for cystic acne, many side effects..vit A
Vit D Calciferol-aids in absorption of Ca and P, works with PTH
D2 ergocholicalciferol
D3 cholecalciferol (calirol)
Vit D disease: rickets, osteomalacia/porosis, toxic
Vit D sources: UV, fortified milk, fish oils
Vit D other uses: for osteoporosis: alendronate (Fosamax), etidronate (Didronel), biphosphonates (IV, ONJ)
alendronate Fosamax-osteoporosis (vit D)
etidronate Didronel-osteroporosis (vit D)
biphosphonates IV, ONJ-osteoporosis (vit D)
Vit E Tocopherol-antioxidant:prevent free radicals and cancer
Vit E: disease low toxic
Vit E: sources whole grains, wheat germ, plant oils, margarines, legumes, seeds, nuts, greens
Vit K Quinone-essential, synthesis of prothrombin (II, VII, IX, X), bone proteins
Vit K:disease hemorrhage, hypoprothrominemia-brushing, epistaxis, hematuria, toxic
Vit K: sources dk green leafy veggies, liver; made by intestinal flora
Vit K synthesis in the colon
coumadin Warfarin (Vit K)-competes, leads to decrease in clotting
Vit B1- Thiamine- essential, coenzyme in carb and metabolism
Vit B1: disease Beriberi: weight loss, fatique, edema, depression, neuritis, muscle weakness and paralysis
Vit B1 sources: whole grains, cereals, pork, meats, poultry, nuts, seeds, legumes
Vit B1: other info Alcoholics-B complex deficiency:glossitis, burning tongue, angular cheilosis, stomatitis (alcoholic, anorexic, fatty diet)
Vit B2 Riboflavin-coenzyme in energy metabolism of fat, carb, protein
Vit B2: disease Angular cheilosis, growth failure
Vit B2: sources milk, cheese, whole grain, cereals, rice, mushrooms, liver
Vit B3 Niacin-(same redox rxns)
Vit B3: disease Pellagra: diarrhea, dermatitis, dementia, death, supplement toxic
Vit. B3: sources whole grains and cereals, rice, meat, poultry, fish, green leafy veggies
Vit B3: other info alcoholics; nicotinic acide added to flour
Vit B12 Cobalamin, cyanocobalamin- maturation of RBC, ribonucleoside to deoxyribonucleoside
Vit B12:disease pernicious anemia and megoblastic anemia, secondary to lack of IF and vegan diet
Vit B12:sources all animal foods, fortified cereals
Vit B6 Pyridoxine-coenzyme in aa and lipid metabolism, hemoglobin synthesis
Vit B6: disease Dermatitis, depression, convulsions
Vit B6 sources wide, except fat and sugar
Folate Folic acid-maturation of RBC, DNA synthesis
Folate disease: spina bifida, megoblastic anemia
Folate sources green leafy veggies, fruits, legumes, fortified grain
Folate: other info seen in pregnancy, GI problems, alcoholism
pantothenic acid used to form Acetyl-CoA and gluconeogenesis
Biotin plays a role in energy production
B15 Pangamic acid-not critical, not vitamins
B17 Laetrile
Vit C Ascorbic acid- antioxidant: redox rxns, collagen synthesis, wound healing, aids in absorption of iron
Vit C: disease scurvy, poor wound healing, poor bone formation, loose/loss of teeth, petichial hemorrhages; toxic:rebound scurvy, stones in urinary tract
Vit C sources citrus fruits, broccoli, strawberries, peppers, tomatoes, cantalpoupe
Vit C: other info hexose, related to glucose
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