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| May prevent neural tube defects |
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| Best food source is orange and yellow fruits and vegetables as well as as dark leafy greens |
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| added to milk and dairy products since the best food sources are fish liver and fisher liver oil |
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| Name the fat soluble vitamins |
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| The deficiency disease for thiamin |
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| The deficiency disease for riboflavin |
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| The deficiency disease for niacin |
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| Some research indicates this vitamin may help lower cholesterol--known to cause severe "flushing" |
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| True or False--Vitamins have calories |
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| Condition characterized by bowed, crooked legs |
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| Common illness in the past; characterized by bleeding gums, bruising,loss of teeth, internal bleeding and death |
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| A substance converted to Vitamin A in the body |
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| works with calcium and phosphorous to build strong bones and teeth |
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| The deficiency disease for Vitamin A |
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| Sometimes called the poor man's orange because it is such a good source of vitamin C |
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| Scaly patches around the mouth and lips |
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| What are the water soluble vitamins? |
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