Yonit Obesity Pharmocology Flashcards
What are the definition for metabolic syndrome
Three out of five from the following abdominal obesity level of triglycerides low HDL high blood pressure high glucose
How we measure BMI
Weight/height times2
What is the DEXA method for measuring obesity
Method where the density of the bone is measured
How do appetite stimulating neurons are called
AgRP/NPY
What is leptin resistance
when brain stops acknowledging the hormone’s signal - you have enough of the hormone available and energy stored,but your brain does not recognize it and thinks you’re still hungry
Where are genes that are related to deficiency of leptin are located in respect to the presence of leptin on that DNA
Downstream
In less than how much weight loss we stop the pharmacology treatment
Less than 5% over 12 months
How does the orlistat medication works
Inhibit lipase In the intestines
Which side effects Orlistat has
mostly as the digestive system inhibits absorption of fat-soluble vitamins From google - Gas (flatulence) with discharge. Fatty/oily stools Increased defecation Fecal incontinence/inability to control bowel movements Urgent bowel movements Loose stools Clay-colored stools Diarrhea
How orlistat medication affect development of diabetes
Inhibits development of new diabetes
How phentermine helps to decreaes weight gain
Suppresses hunger by release of norepinephrine and activates POMC
How topiramate helps weight less
Activates GABA which inhibits AgRP/NPY neurons in the hypothalamus
Does the combination of phentermine and topiramate is dangerous
It is, but effective
How we should treat a patient that gets Orlistat
Subscribe them vitamins that are soluble in fat
What is glp1
Hormone that increase secretion of insulin