exam 3 ch 22 Flashcards

1
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<18.5 BMI

A

underweight

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2
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18.5-24.9 BMI

A

normal

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3
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25-29.0 BMI

A

overweight

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4
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30-34.9 BMI

A

obesity 1

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5
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35-39.9 BMI

A

obesity 2

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6
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> 40 BMI

A

extreme obesity

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7
Q

what happens with fat mass and lean body mass with age

A

increase fat mass decrease lean body mass

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8
Q

physiological factors of obesity

A

heredity
hormonal imbalances
altered basic homeostatic mechanisms

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9
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lifestyle factors of obesity

A

cultural habits
inadequate physical activity
improper diet

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10
Q

what is obesity and overweight assiciated with

A

cardiovascular diseas and dyslipidemia
type 2 diabetes
cancer
liver and gallbaladder disease
osteoarthritis
sleep apnea
mental illness

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11
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diagnosis for doctors to pretty much scare you whe youre gaining weight

A

metabolic syndrome

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12
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body fat distribution in men

A

upper body (android)
above hips, more likely to be visceral fat

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13
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body fat distribution in women

A

lower body (gynoid)
hips and legs

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14
Q

most efficient way to prevent weight gain

A

high levels of energy expenditure
MOVE

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15
Q

RMR % of total energy expenditure

A

60-75

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16
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TEM % of energy expenditure

A

10%

17
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TEA % of energy expenditure

A

15-30

18
Q

what nervous system controls RMR TEM and TEA

A

sympathetic

19
Q

Autoimmune (Beta cells destroyed, no insulin)
Pancreatic Bcells destroyed
Sudden onset in childhood, young adult
5-10% of all diabetes cases

A

Type 1 diabetes

20
Q

Loss of insulin sensitivity (insulin resitstance)
Obesity major factor
90-95% of all diabetes cases

A

Type 2 diabetes

21
Q

diabetes in pregnant women (4% of pregnancies)

A

gestational diabetes

22
Q

Predictor of full-blown diabetes
Impaired fasting glucose or glucose tolerance

A

prediabetes

23
Q

Signs of type 1 diabetes

A

excessive urination, thirst
Weight loss, extreme hunger
fatigue, irritability

24
Q

Signs of type 2 diabetes

A

any type 1 symptom
persistent infections, sores
vision changes
tingling, numbness in limbs

25
Q

Treatment for type 1 diabetes

A

insulin administration
diet
exercise

26
Q

treatment for type 2 diabetes

A

weight loss
diet
exercise
recently developed drugs

27
Q

does exercise enhance insulin sensitivity

A

yes