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7. The disease in adults from vitamin D deficiency is A rickets B osteoporosis C osteomalacia D osteomyelitis 8. The parathyroid hormone causes what change in bone in order to increase calcium in the blood? A increases catabolism of the bone B decreases catabolism of the bone C causes bones to break more easily D causes the increase of mineralization of bone tissue 9. Which of the following organs are involved in the production of active vitamin D in the body? A skin B liver C kidney D all of the above 10. Which of the following could be the cause of hypokalemia (low blood potassium)? A vomiting B excess sweating C potassium-wasting diuretics D all of the above 11. This mineral is involved in more than 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. It is involved in ADP an ATP in energy metabolism. It probably stabilizes nervous and vascular tissue and it used in eclampsia as an anticonvulsant. A phosphorus B calcium C magnesium D sulfur 12. One of the most common causes of hypercalcemia, besides cancer, is this syndrome, caused by ingestion of excess calcium and absorbable alkali. A irritable bowel syndrome B milk alkali syndrome C tetany D phosphorus syndrome

          7. The disease in adults from vitamin D deficiency is
A rickets
B osteoporosis
C osteomalacia
D osteomyelitis
8. The parathyroid hormone causes what change in bone in order to increase calcium in
the blood?
A increases catabolism of the bone
B decreases catabolism of the bone
C causes bones to break more easily
D causes the increase of mineralization of bone tissue
9. Which of the following organs are involved in the production of active vitamin D in the
body?
A skin
B liver
C kidney
D all of the above
10. Which of the following could be the cause of hypokalemia (low blood potassium)?
A vomiting
B excess sweating
C potassium-wasting diuretics
D all of the above
11. This mineral is involved in more than 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. It is
involved in ADP an ATP in energy metabolism. It probably stabilizes nervous and
vascular tissue and it used in eclampsia as an anticonvulsant.
A phosphorus
B calcium
C magnesium
D sulfur
12. One of the most common causes of hypercalcemia, besides cancer, is this syndrome,
caused by ingestion of excess calcium and absorbable alkali.
A irritable bowel syndrome
B milk alkali syndrome
C tetany
D phosphorus syndrome

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7. The disease in adults from vitamin D deficiency is
A rickets
B osteoporosis
C osteomalacia
D osteomyelitis
8. The parathyroid hormone causes what change in bone in order to increase calcium in
the blood?
A increases catabolism of the bone
B decreases catabolism of the bone
C causes bones to break more easily
D causes the increase of mineralization of bone tissue
9. Which of the following organs are involved in the production of active vitamin D in the
body?
A skin
B liver
C kidney
D all of the above
10. Which of the following could be the cause of hypokalemia (low blood potassium)?
A vomiting
B excess sweating
C potassium-wasting diuretics
D all of the above
11. This mineral is involved in more than 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. It is
involved in ADP an ATP in energy metabolism. It probably stabilizes nervous and
vascular tissue and it used in eclampsia as an anticonvulsant.
A phosphorus
B calcium
C magnesium
D sulfur
12. One of the most common causes of hypercalcemia, besides cancer, is this syndrome,
caused by ingestion of excess calcium and absorbable alkali.
A irritable bowel syndrome
B milk alkali syndrome
C tetany
D phosphorus syndrome

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The disease in adults from vitamin D deficiency is rickets osteoporosis osteomalacia osteomyelitis The parathyroid hormone causes what change in bone in order to increase calcium in the blood? increases catabolism of the bone Which of the following organs are involved in the production of active vitamin D in the body? skin liver kidney all of the above 10. Which of the following could be the cause of hypokalemia (low blood potassium)? vomiting excess sweating potassium-wasting diuretics all of the above 11. This mineral is involved in more than 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. It is involved in ADP an ATP in energy metabolism. It probably stabilizes nervous and vascular tissue and it used in eclampsia as an anticonvulsant. phosphorus calcium magnesium sulfur 12. One of the most common causes of hypercalcemia, besides cancer, is this syndrome, caused by ingestion of excess calcium and absorbable alkali. irritable bowel syndrome milk alkali syndrome tetany phosphorus syndrome

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00:01 Hi, for the first part of this question, you need to find out the correct option regarding the vitamin d deficiency.

00:06 So in adults, severe vitamin d deficiency leads to the osteomalasia that causes the weak bones, bone pain and muscle weakness.

00:31 Muscle weakness.

00:35 So we can say that the answer of this question is.

00:38 Option c osteomalacia for the next part in this we need to find out the correct option regarding the parathyrate hormone so in this the bones the bones kidneys and even small intestine are directly infected by this ptube or paratheitis or ferrethirate hormone.

01:14 So pth, it increases the release of the calcium ions from the bones as in indirect manner through osteoclast, osteoclast, which ultimately results in the bone resorption.

01:31 Bone disoption.

01:34 So we can say that the answer of this question is option a increases catabolism of the bone.

01:49 Now for the next part in this question we need to find out the correct option regarding the absorption of vitamin d.

01:58 So the liver and kidney.

02:04 Kidneys convert the vitamin d that is produced in the skin taken up from the diet into the active hormone, active hormone which is known as the calisitrile.

02:22 Calcci tribe.

02:26 So we can say that the answer of this question is optioned all of the above.

02:33 Now for the next part, in this question we need to find out the correct option regarding hypocalmia...

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