Flash. Nutritional. Vitamins

Which classification does Vitamin A belong to?

When administering Vitamin D supplements, which lab value should the nurse closely monitor?

A patient on long-term antiepileptic therapy is at risk for deficiency of which vitamin due to drug-vitamin interaction?

Which vitamin, when given in high doses, can lead to a flushing reaction?

The nurse recognizes that which vitamin is essential for blood clotting?

Prolonged use of which vitamin at high doses can result in potential toxicity and hypercalcemia?

A patient with a history of alcohol use disorder may be deficient in which vitamin that plays a crucial role in glucose metabolism?

Which water-soluble vitamin is essential for the synthesis of collagen, wound healing, and antioxidant properties?

Pregnant women are often prescribed supplements of which vitamin to prevent neural tube defects in the fetus?

A patient diagnosed with pernicious anemia would require regular injections of which vitamin?

A patient with night blindness is likely deficient in which vitamin that plays a critical role in vision?

Which vitamin, when deficient, can result in scurvy, a disease characterized by weakened connective tissue, poor wound healing, and bleeding gums?

The nurse should inform the patient that the absorption of which fat-soluble vitamin can be decreased if taken with mineral oil or other fat-lowering agents?

Riboflavin, essential for energy production and the metabolism of fats, drugs, and steroids, is also known as which vitamin?

Before administering Vitamin K to a newborn, which action is the priority for the nurse?