the goal is for you to use the lecture slides and notes to fill-in the 20 points Minerals table:
Each Mineral (8) will be worth up to 2 pts to complete, except Calcium and Iron which will be worth a little more. Coppers will not be included, even though the slides is attached to the end of the lecture.
- Function:
What is the one or two major functions of the mineral?
(0.5 pt)
- Sources: What are three plant and three animals sources of the mineral? (0.5 pt)
- Deficiency: What the major (or two) deficiency for the mineral? (0.5 pt)
- Toxicity: What is the major toxicity? (0.5 pt)
Mineral |
Function |
Sources |
Deficiency |
Toxicity |
Sodium |
Maintaining blood volume and blood pressure, cellular osmotic pressure and transmitting nerve impulse |
Plant: beets, celery, carrots Animal: Meat, Fish |
Hyponatremia characterised by altered personality, lethargy and confusion |
Swelling in the extremities and high blood pressure |
Potassium |
Water balance and acid base balance in blood and tissue, transmission of electrical impulses in the heart |
Plant: Winter squash, sweet potato, potato Animal: Met, poultry, fish, milk |
Weakness and fatigue, muscle cramps |
Tingling of the hands and feet, muscular weakness |
Magnesium |
Normal nerve and muscle function, supports a healthy immune system |
Plant: avocado, nuts, legumes Animal: Red meat, fish, seafood |
Tremor, poor coordination, muscle spasm |
Hypotension, nausea, vomiting, facial flushing |
Calcium |
Building strong bones and teeth, clotting of blood |
Plant: seeds, beans, almonds Animal: milk, yogurt, cheese |
Nervous system highly irritable, spasms of hand and feet |
Stomach upset, nausea, vomiting and constipation |
Iron |
Heme synthesise, Myoglobin synthesis |
Plant: nuts and seed, legumes, tomato Animal: lean beef, chicken, fish |
Iron deficiency anaemia |
It can cause iron poisoning and death in children |
Zinc |
Defensive function, cell division, cell growth and wound healing |
Plant: legumes, seeds, nuts Animal: meat, egg, diary |
Growth retardation, loss of appetite, impaired immune function |
Stomach pain and diarrhoea |
Selenium |
Role in metabolism and thyroid function, protect the body from damage caused by oxidative stress |
Plant: brazil nut, brown rice, sunflower seed Animal: beef, chicken |
Extreme fatigue, mental slowing, goitre |
Nausea, vomiting and nail discoloration |
Fluoride |
Prevent tooth decay |
Plant: tea, dried fruit Animal: bones of animal |
Tooth decay, osteoporosis |
Gastro intestinal discomfort, |
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