Definitions
Health risks
Causes of Obesity
Solutions
100

What is the formula for calculating BMI?

BMI = weight (kg) ÷ height (m)²

100

Which type of diabetes is most commonly associated with obesity?

Type 2 diabetes

100

Name one dietary factor contributing to obesity.

Increased consumption of energy-dense foods high in fats and sugars

100

How many minutes of exercise per week are recommended to help prevent obesity?

150 minutes

200

What BMI range is classified as overweight?

25–29.9 kg/m²

200

Name a cardiovascular disease linked to obesity.

Heart disease or stroke

200

What type of lifestyle is a major contributor to obesity?

Sedentary lifestyle

200

Why do we have to eat more fruits, vegetables and whole grains?

Bc these foods are rich in nutrients, can provide vitamins, minerals and fiber.

300

What BMI range is classified as obese?

30 kg/m² or higher

300

What is one metabolic effect of obesity on the body?

Insulin resistance, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol

300

What societal trend has reduced physical activity worldwide?

Urbanization or modernization

300

How many hours of sleep should adults have per day? Why?

7-9 hours.

Sufficient sleep can promote body repair, improve immunity, and reduce the occurrence of obesity and chronic diseases.

400

What is the BMI threshold for being underweight?

Less than 18.5 kg/m²

400

What is the term for the shift from traditional diets to modern, high-calorie diets in developing countries?

Nutrition transition

400

Why should we have a regular work and rest schedule?

Reduce the disorder of the biological clock.

500

Name one technological advancement that has contributed to less physical activity.

Automated transport, household appliances, or screen-based entertainment

500

Name one medical intervention for severe obesity.

Bariatric surgery or weight-loss medications