Obesity Assessment
Obesity Prevalence and Effects
US peer nation health disparities
Obesity Assessment
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100

Name the three classes of obesity based on BMI. 

Obesity 1 30-34.9

Obesity 2 35-39.9

Obesity 3 40 and higher

100

List cancers that are associated with obesity. 

Breast Cancer (post menopause)

Colon Cancer

Prostate Cancer

Endometrial Cancer

100

True or false. We do a good job screening for cancer in the United States. 

True

100

What are the problems with waist to hip ratio? 

Often inaccurate

Measurements vary between individuals doing the measures

Doesn't accurately identify risk in thinner individuals whose waists are closer to the same size as their hips

The measurement of WHR provides no advantage over waist circumference alone

100

What is Metabolic Syndrome? 

Cluster of risk factors resulting in substantial increased risk for developing diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

200

Which of the following is NOT applicable to initial weight loss? 

a. Client should attempt to lose 10% of body weight over 6 months

b. Lose 1-2 pounds per week

c. After the first 6 months, maintenance should be done by changing their diet, physical activity, and lifestyle habits

d. Losing more than 5 pounds each day and restricting your calories

d. Losing more than 5 pounds each day and restricting your calories

200

What is "yo-yo" dieting? 

Repeated losses and regains of body weight; anywhere from 5-10 pounds fluctuations or 50 or more pounds. 

200

How does diet influence whether we make it to our 50s? 

Binging

Trying everything in potlucks

Income 

Time convenience

Cultures value different body image

Birthdays

Holidays

200

What are other names in body fat distribution?

Android Obesity which includes abdominal obesity, central obesity, upper body fat, and apple shape obesity. 

Gynoid Obesity includes lower body obesity and pear shaped obesity.

200

Why is dieting not effective?

Restricting calories, portion sizes, food groups, and when time passes by regaining weight again. 

300

Why do we assess fat distribution with waist circumference?

Quick, easy, and free

300

Why has the obesity epidemic crisis dropping down recently? 

GLP 1s

300

Why does Denmark and Spain has the highest risk for Cardiovascular disease? 

Both countries smoke more

300

When is waist circumference measurement used for what individuals? 

Normal 

Overweight

300

What percentage of media stars are genetically thin? 

Less than 2%

400

What is the difference between excessive visceral fat tissue and excessive subcutaneous fat tissue? 

Excessive visceral fat tissue is adipose tissues that accumulates around internal organs and is associated with increased health risk. 

Excessive subcutaneous fat tissue is adipose tissue that is just below the skin; the fat you can grab and less associated with increased health risk.

400

Why does overweight has the lowest mortality within older adults? 

Optimal BMI of 25-32

Due to: 

Weaker bone mineral density

Falls

More nutrient stores

400

True or false. Obesity is only a problem in the United States. 

False; obesity is drastically increasing worldwide. 

400

Identify/list risk factors of overweight and obesity. 

  • Coronary artery disease

  • Other atherosclerotic diseases

  • Type 2 Diabetes

  • Sleep Apnea

  • Hypertension

  • Impaired glucose tolerance

  • Hypertriglyceridemia

  • Hypercholesterolemia

  • Low HDL C

  • High LDL C

  • Family History of early CHD, HTN, DM

  • Cigarette Smoking

  • Physical inactivity

  • Diet

400

When should you get tested for diabetes? 

BMI >25

CVD risk factors

At risk ethnicity

Family history

Physical inactivity

History of gestational diabetes for women

500

Identify what is the etiology behind obesity as a disease. 

Obesogenic environment:

Financial stress (economic)

Emotional stress (anxiety, stress, and depression)

Sedentary job or commuting

Screen time

Endocrine disruptors (aka hormone disruptors)- the things that are expressed in our environment on a daily life. Ex: sleep compensation would be sitting and eating. 

Diet-fast foods, processed foods, etc. 

Genetic susceptibility:

Epigenetics

Medications

Menopause

Post pregnancy weight retention

Gut microbiota changes

Hypoglycemia

500

Why is it a problem for media stars to use the media?

Unhealthy image

Consumers don't know that photos are edited

Likes and influences on social media

Competition which impacts mental health

Weight loss medications

500

Why are other countries obese after the United States?

The United States model behaviors such as eating in fast food places and processed foods. In theory, the U.S. is focusing on selling food to other countries which is also seen in other countries. 

500

True or false. Liposuction effective for risk factors linked to CHD, Normal Glucose Tolerance, and Type 2 Diabetes. 

False; not effective

500

What are biomarkers?

Samples which include: 

Blood

Urine

Saliva

Breastmilk which measures protein

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