2.8 Flashcards

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How would you calculate BMI and what’s the units?

A

BMI= Weight/Height *2

Weight (kg)
Height (m)

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2
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What’s two causes of obesity?

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Eating lots of unsaturated fats and no exercising

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3
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What BMI is considered overweight?

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30+

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4
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What is two ways to avoid obesity?

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Reduce the amount of fats and sugars you are eating and get in more exercise

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5
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If your a diabetic, where might you find high levels of glucose?

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In your urine

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6
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What are the 3 stages of the glucose tolerant test?

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  1. The patients fats
  2. Patient drinks high glucose drink
  3. Patient blood glucose are measured
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What could chronic elevated blood glucose lead to?

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Atheroma and blood vessel damage

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What’s the definition of being obese?

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Having more body fat compared to lean muscle

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9
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What’s two ways to measure BMI?

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  • Calculating BMI using weight/height*2

- using skin fold callipers

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10
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Describe type 1 diabetes?

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  • Occurs in childhood
  • pancreas doesn’t produce insulin
  • number of insulin receptors in liver is normal
  • treatment is insulin injections
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Describe type 2 diabetes?

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  • usually later in life
  • pancreas does produce insulin
  • number of receptors in liver is less
  • treatment is changes to diet and exercise
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When results of a glucose tolerant test are plotted on a graph, how do you know if the person is diabetic?

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Diabetics, the glucose concentration in blood starts higher than non diabetics and takes longer to return to normal

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13
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What can obesity cause?

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CVD and type 2 diabetes

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14
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What can control blood glucose?

A

Negative feedback

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15
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What is insulin?

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A hormone

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16
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During fight or flight, where does adrenaline come from?

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The adrenal glands which stimulates secretion and promotes glycogen to glucose

17
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A man got type 2 diabetes, why are his glucose levels always so high?

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Because his cells have less insulin receptors