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Match the major role in the body with the appropriate vitamin. Use roles only once. Not all roles will be used. Increases calcium and phosphorus deposition in bones Important for hemoglobin synthesis Important for vision Assists with blood clotting Needed to maintain myelin sheathes Donates electrons to neutralize free radicals Source energy for muscle cells Vitamin D Vitamin A Vitamin K Vitamin E Vitamin B-6 Match the case study with the vitamin that relates to it. An older adult who takes medication to reduce stomach acid develops a form of anemia and difficulty walking, because he cannot absorb this vitamin. A young woman develops difficulty walking after taking megadoses of this vitamin to treat PMS. A person develops kidney stones after taking megadoses of this vitamin. A scientist has difficulty creating a diet of naturally-occurring foods that is deficient in this nutrient. A young man who consumes only fruit to lose weight develops fatigue, depression, and edema in his lower legs because he lacks this vitamin. Thiamin Vitamin B-12 Vitamin B-6 Pantothenic acid Vitamin C

          Match the major role in the body with the appropriate vitamin. Use roles only once. Not all roles will be used.

Increases calcium and phosphorus deposition in bones
Important for hemoglobin synthesis
Important for vision
Assists with blood clotting
Needed to maintain myelin sheathes
Donates electrons to neutralize free radicals
Source energy for muscle cells

Vitamin D
Vitamin A
Vitamin K
Vitamin E
Vitamin B-6

Match the case study with the vitamin that relates to it.

An older adult who takes medication to reduce stomach acid develops a form of anemia and difficulty walking, because he cannot absorb this vitamin.
A young woman develops difficulty walking after taking megadoses of this vitamin to treat PMS.
A person develops kidney stones after taking megadoses of this vitamin.
A scientist has difficulty creating a diet of naturally-occurring foods that is deficient in this nutrient.
A young man who consumes only fruit to lose weight develops fatigue, depression, and edema in his lower legs because he lacks this vitamin.

Thiamin
Vitamin B-12
Vitamin B-6
Pantothenic acid
Vitamin C

Match the major role in the body with the appropriate vitamin. Use roles only once. Not all roles will be used.

Increases calcium and phosphorus deposition in bones
Important for hemoglobin synthesis
Important for vision
Assists with blood clotting
Needed to maintain myelin sheathes
Donates electrons to neutralize free radicals
Source energy for muscle cells

Vitamin D
Vitamin A
Vitamin K
Vitamin E
Vitamin B-6

Match the case study with the vitamin that relates to it.

An older adult who takes medication to reduce stomach acid develops a form of anemia and difficulty walking, because he cannot absorb this vitamin.
A young woman develops difficulty walking after taking megadoses of this vitamin to treat PMS.
A person develops kidney stones after taking megadoses of this vitamin.
A scientist has difficulty creating a diet of naturally-occurring foods that is deficient in this nutrient.
A young man who consumes only fruit to lose weight develops fatigue, depression, and edema in his lower legs because he lacks this vitamin.

Thiamin
Vitamin B-12
Vitamin B-6
Pantothenic acid
Vitamin C

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