SM_147b: Etiology of Obesity Flashcards

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Physical activity level is comprised of ____ and ____

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Physical activity level is comprised of posture and spontaneous activity

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Resting expenditure ___ as fat-free mass increases

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Resting expenditure increases as fat-free mass increases

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Resting energy expenditure and total energy expenditure are ___ in lean patients than obese patients

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Resting energy expenditure and total energy expenditure are lower in lean patients than obese patients

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Lean people have lower ____, ____, ____, and ____ than obese people

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Lean people have lower fat-free body mass, fat mass, resting metabolic rate expenditure, and total energy expenditure than obese people

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Lean individuals expend ___ energy sitting and ___ energy standing and ambulating than obese individuals

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Lean individuals expend less energy sitting and more energy standing and ambulating than obese individuals

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Body weight stabilizes when ____ balances higher energy intake

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Body weight stabilizes when higher energy expenditures balances higher energy intake

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In an obese macroenvironment, ____ is easy

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In an obese macroenvironment, energy in > energy out is easy

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Physical activity level is comprised of ____ and ____

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Physical activity level is comprised of posture and spontaneous activity

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Resting expenditure ___ as fat-free mass increases

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Resting expenditure increases as fat-free mass increases

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Resting energy expenditure and total energy expenditure are ___ in lean patients than obese patients

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Resting energy expenditure and total energy expenditure are lower in lean patients than obese patients

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Lean people have lower ____, ____, ____, and ____ than obese people

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Lean people have lower fat-free body mass, fat mass, resting metabolic rate expenditure, and total energy expenditure than obese people

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Lean individuals expend ___ energy sitting and ___ energy standing and ambulating than obese individuals

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Lean individuals expend less energy sitting and more energy standing and ambulating than obese individuals

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Body weight stabilizes when ____ balances higher energy intake

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Body weight stabilizes when higher energy expenditures balances higher energy intake

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In an obese macroenvironment, ____ is easy

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In an obese macroenvironment, energy in > energy out is easy

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Summarize the energetics of obesity

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Energetics of obesity

  • Obesity is caused by an imbalance in the energy equation
  • Weight gain is composed of increased fat mass and fat-free mass
  • Obesity is associated with an increased total energy expenditue (BMR and PAL)
  • Body weight stability is achieved when caloric intake = caloric expenditure
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Intake matches energy expenditure under conditions of ____ lifestyle

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Intake matches energy expenditure under conditions of moderate-active lifestyle

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Obesity is a ____

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Obesity is a complex multifactorial chronic disease that develops from an interaction of genotype and the environment

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There is some ____ of body weight

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There is some heritability of body weight

  • Animal models: obese (ob) mouse (leptin deficient), diabetes (db) mouse (leptin resistant)
  • Human inherited disorders: Prader-Willi syndrome, leptin deficiency, POMC deficiency, and melanocortin 4 receptor deficiency
  • Adoption studies
  • Twin studies
  • Family metabolic studies
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BMI increases as number of ____ increase

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BMI increases as number of obesity alleles increase

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Maternal weight is positively associated with ____

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Maternal weight is positively associated with child’s risk of obesity

  • Epigenetics: intrauterine environment alters DNA methylation and histone modification to change gene expression
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Obesity and pregnancy are associated with ____ and ____ that exacerbate in combination, increasing ____

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Obesity and pregnancy are associated with insulin resistance and inflammatory changes that exacerbate in combination, increasing lipid transfer earlier in gestation

  • Reversal of dietary weight gain is influenced by duration and severity
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In a high fat diet, neuron damage in hypothalamus results in ____ and ____ leading to ____

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In a high fat diet, neuron damage in hypothalamus results in astrocyte activation and microglial activation leading to increased body weight

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Transmission of ____ determines leaness

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Transmission of gut microbiota determines leaness

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Summarize the determinants of weight gain

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Determinants of weight gain

  • Obesity is caused by a multiplicity of factors: genetics, biology, habits, psychosocial, environmental influences
  • Although monogenic obesity and syndromic obesity are prototypic, most common cause is polygenetic (multiple alleles)
  • Obesity can be transformed to offspring by epigenetics: role and mechanisms of microbiota are uncertain
  • Hypothalamic inflammation plays a role in persistence of chronic obesity
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_____ occurs when someone loses a lot of weight

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Adaptive thermogenesis (metabolic adaptation) occurs when someone loses a lot of weight

  • Regulated production of heat in response to environmental changes in temperatuee and diet -> metabolic inefficiency
  • Help defend body weight
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Metabolic adaptation (adaptive thermogenesis) is primarily from ____

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Metabolic adaptation (adaptive thermogenesis) is primarily from metabolic work efficiency of muscles

  • Skeletal muscle work efficiency accounted for the majority of reduction in nonresting energy expenditure associated with weight loss - this is not significant with higher work loads
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Maintenance of an obese state is caused by ____ and perhaps ____

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Maintenance of an obese state is caused by excessive caloric intake and perhaps lower PA + NEAT

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Energy requirements are higher in obesity due to increased ____ and overall higher ____

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Energy requirements are higher in obesity due to increased fat free mass and overall higher total energy expenditure