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Trikudanathan MD MRCP MMSc Division of Endocrinology Metabolism and Nutrition University of Washington Medical Center Presentation prepared by S Trikudanathan Presenter S Trikudanathan. . Hannah Raines. Dr. Maret Traber. Linus Pauling Institute. Oregon State University. Vitamin E: Thromboembolism Prevention. WHS reported that vitamin E supplementation decreased venous thromboembolism by 21%. 163 BronchiectasisBronchial n=50n=24n=20n=32n=35 Plasma Range0.70-1.230.64-1.00.73-1.140.44-1.330.76-1.45 Vitamin C Mean1.000.850.870.830.94 mg/dl preservativemultivitaminsupplementpresented F A C A F L F F F omposit imited a F Solubl Solubl / i & Vitamin A Vitamin D Vitamin B Vitamin B Vitamin B Vitamin B Vitamin C Vitamin Biotin Pantothe Vitam Marylyn Kajs-Wyllie. RN,MSN,APRN,CNRN,CCRN,SCRN. Clinical Associate Professor, . St. David. ’. s School of Nursing . Objectives. Describe the physiologic functions of Vitamin D.. Relate the effects of Vitamin D deficiency to multiple disease states.. Vitamin D Has Two Principal Effects on the Immune System. Vitamin D enhances some innate defenses against bacterial, viral or yeast infections. Example: anti-bacterial peptides produced in the lungs protect against respiratory infections. Notes. By Ann Stevenson. Servings. How many servings of vegetables should the average person have every day?. 1 - 4 cups. How many servings of fruit should the average person have every day?. 1 – 2 ½ cups. Alexandra Dati. UF Dietetic Intern. June 17, 2015. Outline. Objectives. Review of sleep apnea. Sleep apnea in children. Vitamin D and sleep apnea. Implications for practice. Objectives. Obtain basic knowledge of obstructive sleep apnea. Vitamin C is a water soluble vitamin that is commonly found in fruits and vegetables.. Where Does It Come From?. Kiwi. Oranges. Sweet potatoes. Lemons. Tomatoes. Strawberries. Turnip Greens. Broccoli. Kimberly Zammit, . PharmD. , BCPS, BCCCP, FASHP. Clinical Pharmacy Coordinator, Critical Care and Cardiology. Buffalo General Medical Center. Disclosures. None to report. Learning Objectives. Identify . Vitamin C Vitamin C Vitamin C also known as ascorbic acid or ascorbate . The human being is one of the few mammals unable to synthesize vitamin C. Other animals unable to synthesize vitamin C include primates, fruit bats, guinea pigs, and some birds. or . vitamin B-12. , also called . cobalamin. , is a water soluble . vitamin. with a key role in the normal functioning of the . brain. and . nervous system. , and for the formation of . blood. . It is one of the eight . M. Ali . Karamat. MBBS MRCP MD FRCP. Consultant Physician and Honorary Senior Lecturer. Overview of calcium homeostasis. ¯ . Ca. 2+. ­. Ca. 2+. reabsorption. &. ­1,25 . DHD. ­ . PTH. bone resorption. napthoqunone. compounds that have characteristic . antihemorrhagic. effects. Vitamin K extracted from plant material was named . phylloquinone. or vitamin K1. Vitamin K extracted from bacterial fermentation were named . vitamin K deficiency. About the Author: Robin C Koon. Robin has a broad background in clinical pharmacy and nutraceutical and pharmaceutical manufacturing with more than 25 years experience in clinical pharmacy. Besides filling prescriptions, he has worked as a drug chain executive overseeing operations and managed care (PBM), and in retail mass market (drug chain). He is licensed with the California State Board of Pharmacy and sits on the board of the California Pharmacist Association. .