Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is underweight correlated with?

A

menstrual disorders, respiratory infections (weakened immune system), osteopenia, and osteoporosis

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2
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What is overweight correlated with?

A

insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, cardiovascular disease, cancer

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3
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What is anthropometry?

A

human measurement

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4
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What is body mass?

A

the sum of all tissue types

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5
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What is fat-free mass?

A

skin, muscle, bone, connective tissue, body water, internal organs

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6
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What is body composition?

A

What percentage of body mass makes up each component

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7
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What is essential fat?

A

it contributes to normal biological function, men 3% and women 12%

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8
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What are the average US body fat percentages?

A

men: 28% and women: 40%

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9
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What are ideal body fat percentages?

A

males: 12-15%
Females: 20-25%

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10
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What are obesity body fat percentages?

A

Males greater than 20%
Females greater than 30%

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11
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Height and weight tables…

A

pretty much useless, especially in athletic populations
unvalidated estimates of body frame size, no assessment of body composition

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12
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What is BMI?

A

it takes mass and height into consideration, but fails to take body composition and fat distribution into account

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13
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What is the BMI equation?

A

weight (kg) / height squared (meters)

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14
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What are the normative BMI numbers?

A

underweight: less than 18.5
overweight: 25
obese: over 30

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15
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What is hydrostatic weighing?

A

underwater weighing that was previously the gold standard

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16
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What is specific gravity?

A

weight in air/loss of weight in water

17
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What is the density of pure fat?

18
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What is the density of fat-free tissue?

19
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Human density varies from what?

20
Q

What is the Siri formula?

A

4.95/body density -4.5

21
Q

Variations in hydrostatic weighing amongst groups?

A

higher in black and hispanic populations, lower density of bones in children and elderly

22
Q

What are skin fold measurements?

A

measures subcutaneous (storage) fat utilizing skin fold calipers and equations to calculate body density

23
Q

what are common sources of error in skin fold measurements?

A

training of person taking measurements, incorrect sit selection, obesity of the subject, and type of calipers used

24
Q

What is bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA)?

A

measures the conduction of electricity, muscle conducts electricity, fat acts as an insulator and resists conduction

25
What do you have to consider during bioelectrical impedance analysis?
function of water and electrolyte content and hydration level, and ambient temperature
26
What are some other techniques for body composition?
arm x-ray assessment of fat, CT, MRI, DXA, bod pod
27
What is the equation for determining goal body weight?
goal body weigh = fat free mass / (1.00-desired % body fat)