Bones
The most abundant mineral in the body is
Calcium
The primary transport fluid in the body is
Blood
Reducing intake of this electrolyte may help improve blood pressure
Sodium
Oxidative stress is an imbalance between antioxidants and __________.
Oxidants
Our regulatory mechanism to increase water input
Thirst
Trabecular (spongy)
The protein that carries oxygen is known as
Uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells is known as
Cancer
A deficiency in this vitamin can result in night blindness.
Water moves from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration in a process known as
Osmosis
Cell that helps break down bone
Osteoclast
These vitamins are common coenzymes for the chemical reactions that occur in the body
The primary cause of heat stroke is
Dehydration
An unstable molecule with an unpaired electron is known as a
This electrolyte is responsible for maintaining fluid balance and assists with nutrient transport across the cell membrane.
Sodium
Mineral that helps prevent tooth decay
Fluoride
Platelets
Excessive loss of bone over time is known as
Osteoporosis
Trace mineral that protects lipids from free radicals and spares Vitamin E
Selenium
This extracellular electrolyte is important for maintaining body pH and is part of stomach acid
Chloride
Clinical tool used to assess bone density
DEXA
Mineral important for making thyorid hormone, metabolism, growth and development
Iodine
Excessive water intake can lead to this electrolyte issue
Hyponatremia
The four stages of cancer development include initiation, promotion, progression and __________.
Metastasis
Approximately what percent of the body is made up of water?
60%