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Obesity 1-2 Flashcards

1
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Obesity is diagnosed by what

A

BMI and waist circumference
WC>40 in men
WC>35 in women
-best if used together

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2
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Gold standard to diagnose obesity

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Dual energy Xray absorption

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3
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What percentage of american adults are overweight or obese

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2/3

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4
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Complications with obesity

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T2 diabetes
Cardiovascular problems

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5
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Metabolic syndrome precedes what

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diabetes

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6
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Metabolic syndrome predisposes people to what conditions

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CVD & diabetes

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7
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Met syndrome diagnosis

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3 of 5
Waist circumference
Hyperglycemia (>100 FBG)
Dyslipidemia
Hypertension

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8
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Cause of Met syndrome

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Obesity and sedentary lifestyle

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9
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Met syndrome is associated with

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Obesity that predisposes people to CVD and diabetes

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10
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Diabetes can cause

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Neuropathy, retinopathy (blindness), circulation problems, nephropathy, CVD!

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11
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Diabetes is characterized by what

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HYPERGLYCEMIA

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12
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Diabetic FBG/ RBG

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Normal 80-100
Prediabetic 100-125
Diabetic >125
RBG>200 random blood glucose

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13
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Type 2 diabetes

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Insufficient insulin production or insulin resistance causes hyperglycemia

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14
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Type 2 diabetes- obese?

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Pts are often obese and sedentary (not all though)

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15
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What diagnosis comes before Type 2 diabetes

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Metabolic syndrome

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16
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Insulin is what kind of hormone/ secreted from where

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Anabolic hormone that signals fed state
Secreted by beta cells of pancreas

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17
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Insulin inhibits what

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Glucagon, gluconeogenesis/ ketogenesis, lipolysis

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18
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Glucagon is what kind of hormone/ secreted from where

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Catabolic hormone
secreted from Alpha cells of pancreas

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19
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Glucagon stimulates what

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glycogenolysis, gluconeogenesis, ketogenesis, lipolysis

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20
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Obese people and insulin secretion

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Obese people secrete more insulin to have same effect on blood levels than normal people

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21
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Hemoglobin A1C

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Diagnostic of DM when over 6.5%
Provides estimate of glucose levels from last 3 months

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22
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Metformin

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Inhibits gluconeogenesis

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23
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If metformin isnt working what comes next

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Injections of insulin

24
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Obesity can have what effect on liver

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Nonalcoholic liver disease- accumulation of TAG in liver, higher risk for liver cancer/ cirrhosis

25
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Most widely prescribed medication?

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Metformin

26
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Genetic factors of obesity

A

Adopted children resemble biological parents

27
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SNP’s can cause

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Obesity

28
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Leptin is made from where

A

Adipose tissue

29
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Do obese people have leptin

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they have more leptin, but have developed leptin resistance (like insulin)

30
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Leptin signals what

A

Satiety

31
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What is the cause of obesity

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Not a single cause
due to genetic / behavioral/ environmental

32
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Genetics can play what role in obesity

A

Can predispose someone to obesity

33
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Android (apple)

A

Higher risk of developing chronic conditions
WHR>.8 women
WHR>1.0 men

34
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Android tissue

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High rates of lipolysis, promotes release of FFA, promotes release of Leptin

35
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Gynoid (pear shaped)

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Decreased risk for chronic conditions
Lower body obesity

36
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Gynoid tissue

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Larger adipocytes
Lower rates of lipolysis
FFA released into blood and used for energy by muscle but NOT LIVER

37
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Increasing size of adipocytes

A

Hypertrophy

38
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Increasing number of adipocytes

A

hyperplasia

39
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Adipose tissue behaves like

A

An organ

40
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Adipose tissue releases

A

ADIPOKINES

41
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Adipokines effect what

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appetite, satiety, inflammation

42
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Leptin

A

Suppresses appetite

43
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Insulin

A

Suppresses appetite

44
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Ghrelin- where does it come from

A

Increases appetite
Stomach

45
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Adiponectin comes from where

A

Adipocytes

46
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Obese people have what levels of these hormones

A

Increased leptin (but less response)
Increased insulin (less response)
Decreased ghrelin
Decreased adiponectin

47
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Leptin comes from where

A

Adipocytes
signals satiety

48
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Adiponectin signals satiety by inhibiting

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Orexigenic signalling

49
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Orexigenic

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stimulates hunger

50
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Anorexigenic

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Stimulates satiety

51
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Leptin is assoc with what

A

Fat mass, higher in obese people ( but they have leptin resistance)

52
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Hunger hormone

A

Ghrelin

53
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Obese people have what levels of ghrelin

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Reduced levels

54
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Ghrelin is what kind of hormone

A

Orexigenic

55
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Obese people have what levels of adiponectin

A

LOWER- but made in adipocytes

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