Over half of the magnesium in the body is found in
Bones
True or false. One teaspoon of table salt provides less than the recommended daily amount of sodium.
False
this is not true regarding the absorption and bioavailability of minerals
food sources that help increase bioavailability include tea, wine, and dark chocolate.
Most common cause of hyperphosphatemia
Poor kidney function/kidney failure
Linked to low intakes of calcium
Osteoporosis
Released when blood calcium levels are low
PTH
Symptoms include weakness and irregular heartbeat
Hypokalemia
Known as high blood pressure
Hypertension
All of the following minerals tend to fall short of DRI recommendations in the US diet except.
Sodium
The minerals that fall short of DRI in the US are
Iron
calcium
potassium
magnesium
true or false. Over hydration can lead to water intoxication and hyponatremia.
True
Fluid in the spinal column, our tears, and our joints are specific examples of
Interstitial fluid
True or false Trace mineral status is often the easiest to evaluate due to the small amounts of minerals contained in the blood and tissues.
False
True or false. Arsenic , boron, and vanadium are considered ultra-trace minerals.
true
True or false. Foods of animal origin are better sources of selenium, iron, and zinc compared to plant sources.
True
True or false. Iron deficient red blood cells are different than normal red blood cells in that they are often microcytic (smaller) and hypochromic (paler).