Prenicious anemia is a autoimmune disorder that occurs due to lack of Vitamin B12 in the body characterized by lack of intrinsic factor.
Dietary lack of vitamin B12 occurs when a person takes less than the required amount of vitamin B12 supplies in the diet and finally leads to many disorders.
VITAMiN B12: It is a type of water soluble vitamin which is naturally found in some of the foods.It is required for proper red blood cell formation,neurological function and DNA synthesis
The average recommended daily allowance of vitamin B12 for an adult is 2.4mcg/day,in pregnant women is 2.6 mcg/day and 2.8mcg/day in breast feeding mother.
The main sources of vitamin B12 is found in animal foods like egg,fish,meat,poultry and dairy products.
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Pernicious anaemia may lead to symptoms like fatigue,shortness of breath,irregular heart beat,weight loss,sore mouth, pale or yellowing skin
Dietary lack of vitaminn B12 leads to many health problems like cardiovascular problems,gastrointestinal problem( like diarehoea,constipatio,loss of bowel and bladder control) and neurological problems(like absent reflexes,
The common symptoms that occurs due to pernicious anaemia are depression,confusion,memory problems and fatigue.Even it can lead to higher risks like psychosis,mania and dementia.
The treatment for pernicious anaemia includes administration of vitamin B12 injection based on the level of deficiency which are given in doses .
In cases of dietary lack of vitamin B12 proper diet regimen is followed where it should follow the required amount of recommended daily allowances.
Compare and contrast the major characteristics of pernicious anemia and dietary lack of vitamin B12.
Question 49 Pernicious anemia is a vitamin B12 deficiency disease that has been found mostly among people following a: carnivorous diet vegan diet lacto-ovo vegetarian diet o ketogenic diet
Mrs. J has a history of pernicious anemia and visits her physician’s office bi-monthly for vitamin B12 injections. Order: vitamin B12 0.50 mg IM bi-monthly. Supply: vitamin B12 1000mcg/mL. How many mL of vitamin B12 will Mrs. J be receiving with each dose? __________
Post an explanation of the pathophysiological mechanisms of iron deficiency anemia and pernicious anemia. Compare these two types of anemia, as well as their potential causes. Finally, explain how genetics, gender, ethnicity, age, and behavior might impact pernicious anemic disorders.
Grinch Meister has just been told that he has a condition called pernicious anemia. Mr. Meister looked up the disease on the Internet and learned that it is caused by a decreased availability of vitamin B12. What are the effects of this condition? What treatment is available for Grinch Meister?
Grinch Meister has just been told that he has a condition called pernicious anemia. Mr. Meister looked up the disease on the Internet and learned that it is caused by a decreased availability of vitamin B12. What are the effects of this condition? What treatment is available for Grinch Meister?
Compare the signs/symptoms of iron deficiency anemia, B12 deficiency anemia, and folic acid deficiency anemia.
1. Describe and contrast the biochemical reaction mechanisms of Vitamin B12 and methylcobalamin. 2. Describe and illustrate the biological relevant binding mode of cisplatin to DNA.
Compare and contrast the aplastic anemia that develops in cases of Fanconi Anemia and typical cases of acquired aplastic anemia.
5. Beta carotene, often found in dark green and orange produce, is a precursor to vitamin which promotes vision a. A b. C c. D d. K 6. Strict vegetarians may be at increased risk for vitamin _deficiency. a. A b. C c. D d. E 7. Lack of intrinsic factor is associated with impaired absorption of vitamin and pernicious anemia. a. A b. B12 c. C d. K 8. People who are unable to absorb fat are likely to...
(12) Concerning the inter-relationships and distinctions between folate and vitamin B12, which of the following statements is/are true? (circle the correct answer) (2 pts) a) a lack or low amount of B12 can result in a functional folate deficiency because the folate becomes metabolically "trapped" in an inactive form b) the anemia blood cell indices resulting from either a folate or B12 deficiency can present identically c) measurement of methylmalonic acid can establish that B12 is the main (primary) nutrient...