Obesity P1 Flashcards

1
Q

Define obesity

A

progressive chronic disease characterised by excess or abnormal body fat that can impair health

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2
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Which body fat distribution is related to health consequences?

  • gynoid
  • android
A

android/abdominal

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3
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What could indicate pre-diabetes conditions?

A

When you measure the insulin response to a glycemic load

-> high insulin resistance = pre-diabetes

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4
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What are hepatobiliary disorders related to obesity?

A
  • gallstones (cholelithiasis)

- non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

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5
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What are reproductive disorders associated with obesity in men and women?

A

men: low testosterone, higher oestrogen, gynecomasta
women: PCOS, during pregnancy : risk of gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, delivery complications

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6
Q

True or false:

The onset of obesity epidemic has occurred recently and is not primarily a result of genetic factors

A

True:

primarily a result of environmental factors

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7
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What is 1MET= to?

A

1MET=1kcal/kgBW/hr

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8
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What is cholelithiasis?

A

gallstones (risk is increased with obesity)

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9
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Is gallstones more in men or women?

A

IN women, more related to abdominal obesity.

the risk of gallstones is also increased with rapid weight loss

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10
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What is gynecomastia?

A

Presence of breast in men

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11
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What is preeclampsia?

A

High blood pressure that leads to premature delivery

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12
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What is the hedonic control of appetite?

A

The influence of the environment, emotional and social factors

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13
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Appetite comes from which greek word?

A

Orexis

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14
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What is an obesogenic environment?

A

physical, cultural, social and economic factors that promote weight gain and are barriers to weight loss

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15
Q

Give 4 other factors associated with obesity (not genetic)

A
  • smoking cessation
  • virus (AD-36)
  • Toxins (BPA)
  • Microbiome
  • Pre-natal exposure
  • sleep deprivation (children and young adults)
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16
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What tools can be used for physical activity assessment?

A
  • pedometer
  • accelerometer
  • cell apps
17
Q

What is the objective of “exercising”?

A

To improve or maintain physical fitness.

18
Q

Difference between physical activity and physical fitness?

A
  • activity: ALL body movement resulting in increasing EE

- fitness: carrying daily tasks without fatigue, with vigorous and alertness and with energy