Obesity Flashcards

1
Q

what is obesity

A

excess adiposity

can be measured with BMI (30) or body fat percentage

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2
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what are the complications of obesity

A
stroke
sleep apnoea
heart disease
abnormal lipid profile
hypertension
lung disease
asthma
liver disease
diabetes
pancreatitis
dysmenorrhea 
gallstones
cancer
arthritis
veins
gout 
psychological
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3
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how is obesity defined in children

A

arbitrary ref values, variation worldwide
difficult to compare
can be expressed as a centile or SD score
BMI is compared to other children of their age and gender

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4
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what are the consuquences of childhood obesity

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Pulmonary Sleep apnoea; Asthma; Pickwickian
syndrome
Orthopaedic Slipped capital epiphyses; Ankle sprains;
Increased risk of fractures
Neurological Idiopathic intracranial hypertension
Gastroenterological Cholelithiasis; Liver steatosis/non-alcoholic
fatty liver; Gastro-oesophageal reflux
Endocrine Insulin resistance/impaired glucose
tolerance; Type 2 diabetes
Polycystic ovary syndrome
Hypercortisolemia
Cardiovascular Hypertension; Dyslipidaemia
Fatty streaks; Left ventricular hypertrophy
Psychological Low self esteem; depression, body
dissatisfaction; eating disorders

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5
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what factors can influence weight

A
genotype 
environment
social influences
diet 
exercise
behaviour
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6
Q

describe genetic link to obesity

A

can be monogenic (rare)

or polygenic - complex interaction between genes and environment

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7
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describe the WHO global strategy on diet and physical activity

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  1. Reduce risk factors for chronic diseases that stem from unhealthy
    diets and PA through public health actions
  2. Increase awareness and understanding of the influences of diet and
    PA on health an the positive impact of preventive interventions
  3. Develop, strengthen and implement global, regional, national
    policies and action plans to improve diets and increase PA that are
    sustainable, comprehensive and actively engage all sectors
  4. Monitor science and promote research on diet and physical activity
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8
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what are the stages of alcholic liver disease

A

alcoholic fatty liver
alcoholic hepatitis
alcoholic cirrhosis

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9
Q

what percentage of people work in alcohol related industry

A

6%

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10
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what percentage of revenue does alcohol tax account for

A

7%

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11
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if no action is taken what percentage of people will be obese by 2050

A

60% men

40 women

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12
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what is the global estimated economic impact of obesity

A

2 trillion dollars

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13
Q

what is a normal BMI

A

18.5 -25

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14
Q

what BMI is considered overweight

A

25-30

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15
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what BMI is considered obese 1

A

30-35

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16
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what BMI is considered obese 2

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35-40

17
Q

what BMI is considered obese 3

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40+