Weight Loss Flashcards

1
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overweight BMI

A

25-29.9 kg/m2

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2
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obese BMI

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> =30 kg/m2

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3
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risks of being overweight

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coronary heart disease
hypertension
stroke
T2DM

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4
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2 things that make body use fat as resource

A

decreasing calories
increasing energy. expenditure

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5
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drugs/conditions that cause weight gain

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antipsychotics: clozapine, olanzapine, risperidone, quetiapine

diabetes: insulin, meglitinides, sulfonylureas, TZDs

divalproex/valproic acid

Gabapentin/pregabalin

lithium

mirtazapine

steroids

TCAs (amitriptyline, nortripttyline, etc.)

beta-blockers

dronabinol

hormones (estrogen, megestrol, etc)

MAOIs

SSRIs (paroxetine, others could be weight neutral)

vasodilators (minoxidil, etc)

condition: hypothyroidism

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6
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Drugs/conditions that cause weight loss

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ADHD drugs (amphetamine, methylphenidate, etc.)

Gupropion

GLP-1 (exenatide, liraglutide, etc.)

Pramlintide

Roflumilast

SGLT2i (canagliflozin, empagliflozin, etc.)

Topiramate

Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors (donepezil, rivastigmine, galantamine)

antiepileptic drugs: zonisamide, ethosuxamide

Interferons

Thyroid drugs (levothyroxine, etc.)

conditions: hyperthyroidism, celiac, IBS, cystic fibrosis, GERD/peptic ulcer, lupus, TB (active)

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7
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physical activity for weight loss

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> =150 minutes/week over 3-5 separate days

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8
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OTC supplements for weight loss

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bitter orange - stimulant

caffeine (in things like guarana, green tea powder too)

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9
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when are prescription drugs for weight loss appropriate

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BMI >=30 or >=27 with 1+weight-related condition (dyslipidemia, HTN, DM)

in addition to diet and inc physical activity

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10
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what to avoid/use with caution prescription weight loss drugs in pregnancy

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avoid all

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11
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what to avoid/use with caution prescription weight loss drugs in hypertension

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Contrave CI with untrolled BP (has bupropion)

Qsymia: caution; monitor hR (has phentermine)

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12
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what to avoid/use with caution prescription weight loss drugs in depression

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Contrave - caution in young adults/adolescents (suicide risk; contains bupropion)

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13
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what to avoid/use with caution prescription weight loss drugs in seizures

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avoid: Contrave; lowers seizures threshold (Bupropion included)

caution: Qsymia, taper off slowly if used (has topiramate)

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14
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what to avoid/use with caution prescription weight loss drugs when taking opioids

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avoid: Contrave - blocks opioid receptions (has naltrexone)

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15
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newer drugs that can be continue long-term

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Qsymia,Contrave, Saxenda, Wegovy

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16
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when should weight loss drugs be stopped

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<5% weight loss at 12 weeks

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17
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phentermine MOA

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sympathomimetic/stimulant

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18
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phentermine CI

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pregnancy - REMS drug bc teratogenic risk

glaucoma

19
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phentermine side effects

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tachycardia

CNS effects (insomnia)

vision problems

20
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phentermine notes

A

taper off bc seizure risk

21
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Contrave MOA

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naltrexone - dec food cravings
Bupropion - dec appetite

22
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Contrave CI

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pregnancy

chronic opioid use

uncontrolled HTN

seizure disorder

use of other bupropion-containing products

use of MAOIs within 14 days

23
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Contrave warnings

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caution with psychiatric disorders

24
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Contrave notes

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Naltrexone block opiois

25
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GLP-1 MOA

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Saxenda, Wegovy: inc satiety

Vicoza, Ozempic: for DM only

26
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liraglutide/Saxenda dosing

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SC daily injection

27
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semaglutide/Wegovy disong

A

SC weekly injection

28
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GLP-1 CIs

A

Saxenda: pregnancy

29
Q

GLP-1 warnings

A

pancreatitis

hypoglycemia

30
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GLP-1 side effects

A

nausea

31
Q

lipase inhibitors MOA

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Orlistat, Xenical (Rx), Alli (OTC)

dec abs of dietary fat by 30%

32
Q

lipase inhibitor CI

A

pregnancy

33
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lipase inhibitor side effects

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GI (flatus with discharge, fatty stool

34
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lipase inhibitor notes

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take multivitamin with A, D, C, K, E and beta carotene at bedtime or separated by >=2 hrs from lipase inhibitors

35
Q

sympathomimets/stimulants MOA

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Phentermine/Adipex-P

sympathomimetics/stimulants

stick to diet according to iron tribe, max 30% of calories done in her practice

36
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phentermine MOA

A

sympathomimetic/stimulant

37
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phentermine CI

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CV disease (uncontrolled HTN)

hyperthyroidism

glaucoma

pregnancy

drug abuse history

38
Q

phentermine side effects

A

tachycardia

agitation

inc BP

39
Q

phentermine monitoring

A

HR, BP

40
Q

when to usephentermine

A

short-term, up to 12 seeks, “jump start”

41
Q

when to use bariatric surgery

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BMI >=40 kg/m2

BMI >=35 kg/m2 with obesity-related condition

42
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bariatric surgery common nutrient deficiencies

A

calcium citrate (preferred calcium; non-acid dependent absorption)

vit b12

iron deficiency

iron and calcium - take 2 hrs before or 4 hrs after antacids

may need life-long of DEAK

43
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bariatric surgery medication concerns

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may need to crush or put in liquid or use transdermal for up to 2 months post-surgery

rapid weight loss: might need meds that get ride of gallstones; Ursodiol (Urso 250, UrsActigall, Urso Forte)