Weight Management Flashcards

1
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Weight loss has been shown to improve glycemic control by doing three things

A

increasing insulin sensitivity increasing glucose uptake diminishing hepatic glucose output

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2
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BMI FOR Overweight

BMI for obesity

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OW. 25-29.9

OB. >= 30

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3
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Should we use BMI or waist circumference to assess?

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Both

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4
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Do people with obesity and diabetes have greater difficulty with achieving weight loss compared to people with obesity but without diabetes

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Yes

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5
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What percentage of weight loss can improve insulin sensitivity, glycemic control and blood pressure.

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5-10%

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6
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The 2006 Canadian Obesity Guidelines have suggested how much weight loss per month is safe?
How much kcal daily reduction do you need to achieve helathy weight reduction?

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2 to 4 kg/month

500 kcal/day

Metabolic and physiologic adaptations following weight loss can promote weight regain and make sustained weight loss challenging (26). Adjustment of the caloric deficit may be required as weight loss progresses.

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7
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Waist circumference (WC) and risk of developing health problems

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Men ≥102 cm

Women ≥88 cm

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WC cut-offs may be lower in some populations (e.g. older individuals especially in the presence of the metabolic syndrome (such as hypertriglyceridemia).

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Europid
Sub-Saharan African
Eastern Mediterranean and Middle Eastern (Arab)

∗ ≥94 cm ≥80 cm

South Asian, Chinese, Japanese
South and Central American

≥90 cm	≥80 cm

†Increased WC can also be a marker for increased risk, even in persons with healthy weight

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9
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What two types if programs have demonstrated better results than solo health-care professional-based interventions

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Structured interprofessional programs and group programs have demonstrated better results (34) compared to solo health-care professional-based interventions

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10
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How does liraglutide work for weight loss?

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Liraglutide is a GLP-1 receptor agonist, which acts to
1- increase satiety
2- decrease hunger in the brain

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11
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What two drugs approved for weight loss in canada

are also both proven to reduce risk of progressing from pre to D

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Orlistat (xenical)

Lira

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12
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Bariatric surgery is highly effective and inidcated at what BMI?

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BMI ≥40.0 
OR
BMI 35.0 to 39.9 kg/m2 + presence of comorbidities, such as type 2 diabetes, who have demonstrated an inability to achieve weight loss maintenance following an adequate trial of healthy behaviour interventions and/or pharmacotherapy.

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13
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Which type of bariatric surgery has been mostly abandoned in north america?

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The gastric band has largely been abandoned in North America due to less sustained weight loss and metabolic benefits, and high surgical complication rates necessitating band removal

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14
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Checklist for weight management programs

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Assess and treats Comorbid conditions

Recommends healthy behaviour modifications and pharmacotherapy or surgery for those who qualify.

Provides individualized nutritional physical activity and behavioural programs and counselling

Reasonable weights loss goals set at 1-2kg per MONTH

Cost not prohibitive

No requirement to buy products

No unsubstantiated claims

Provides access to weight maintenance program

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