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Matching Review the n ames listed in Column A. I Column B, identify whether each substance is a water soluble vitamin (WS). ful.Ne vitamin (FSV), major mineral (MM), or trace mineral (TM). Then, match each dewrition in Column to the appropriate rubatane in Column A wing the Month pares of the beginning of each exemple te ler your an The first item has been completed for you are guide Column A Column B Column C 1. Sulfur A. This substance works with potassium to maintain proper water balance and proper pH balance, the two also are involved in muscular nere conduction and excitability 2. Vitamin B B. This substance is part of the pigment rhodopsin found in the eye and is responsible in part for vision, especially night vision Tron C. This substance is vital to life because of its role in the heme molecule, which carries wygen to every cell in the body 4. Vitamin D. Rickets and osteomalacia are diseases caused by deficiencies in this substance; when deficiencies occur, usually in childhood, malformation of the skeleton is seen. 5. Sodium E. This member of the B-complex, together with pantothenic acid, is generally responsible for energy metabolism 6. Pyridoxine F. Because this substance is found only in foods from animal sources such as liver, kidney, and dairy products, pernicious anemia, the result of deficiencies, may be a problem for some vegetarians. 7. Iodine G. This substance, found in rice, beans, and yeast, is important in protein metabolisen. 8. Biotin H. This substance is a component of one of the amino acids and is found in protein; it is also involved in energy metabolism 9. Retinol L About half of the body's requirement for this substance is fulfilled through synthesis by intestinal bacteria: bile is required for its absorption into the bloodstream. 10. Vitamin D This substance is found only in the thyroid hormones without it, the thyroid gland would be unable to regulate the overall metabolism of the body. CERTIFICATION REVIEW These questions are designed to mimic the certification nomination. Select the best response. 1. Carbohydrates, fats, and proteins have one thing in common. What is it? 2. High calcium content b. Ability to convertinto energy c. Low sodium content d. All of the above

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1. Sulphur - this substance is a component of one of the amino acids and is found in protein , it is also involved in energy metabolism .

2. Vitamin B12 - Because this substance is found only in animal sources, such as liver ,kidney and dairy products , pernicious anemia the result of deficiencies ,may be a problem for vegetarians .

3. Iron - This substance is vital to life because of its role in the heme molecule,which carries oxygen to every cell in the body.

4. Vitamin K - about half of the body's requirement for this substance is fulfilled through synthesis by intestinal bacteria , bile is required for its absorption into the bloodstream .

5. Sodium - this substance works with potassium to maintain proper water balance and proper pH balance,the two also are involved in muscular nerve conduction and excitability .

6. Pyridoxine - this substance is found in rice , beans and yeast ,is important for protein metabolism .

7. Iodine - this substance is only found in the thyroid hormone, without it the thyroid gland would be unable to regulate the overall metabolism of the body .

8. Biotin - this is a member of B- complex , together with pantothenic acid is generally responsible for energy metabolism.

9. Retinol - this substance is part of pigment rhodopsin found in the eye and is responsible in part for vision , especially night vision .

10. Vitamin D- rickets and osteomalacia are diseases caused by deficiencies in this substance , when deficiencies occur usually in childhood, malformation of the skeleton is seen .