Found Where?
Deficient/Toxic
Function
Food
100

Where is Vitamin K stored in the body?

The Liver

100

What vitamins negatively affect vitamin K actions when consumed in excess?

Vitmains A and E

100

Pre-prothrombin is converted to what?

Prothrombin

100

Fish oils and Meats are what kind of Vitamin K?

Menaquinones

200

Where is Vitamin K normally excreted from when transferring out of the body?

Bile and a small amount in the urine.

200

T/F The storage of Vitamin K in the Liver and Bones is unlimited.

False

200

What is the primary function of Vitamin K?

Synthesis of blood clotting

200

Leafy greens, broccoli, peas, and vegetable oils are what kind of vitamin K?

Phylloquinones
300

Where is 80% of vitamin K absorbed?

The small intestine

300

What is the Upper Limit for Vitamin K?

There is no Upper Limit.

300

T/F Vitamin K can decrease inflammation.

True

300

What is the Daily Value for Vitamin K?

80 micrograms

400

What foods have some of the highest levels of vitamin K?

Green leafy vegetables, Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, fish oils and meats

400

What age group is most at risk for a deficiency of Vitamin K?

Newborns

400

T/F The conversion to prothrombin depends on the binding of K with Gla to participate in the clotting reaction.

False (Na)

400

What is the Adequate Intake (AI) for adult women of Vitamin K?

90 micrograms

500

Phylloquinones are mostly found in what foods?

Plants and many vegetables

500

T/F It is recommended to give newborns an injection of Vitamin K soon after delivery.

True

500

What organ is involved in the synthesis of blood clotting?

Liver

500

What is the AI of Vitamin K for adult men?

120 micrograms

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