chp 9 energy balance and healthy body weight Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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what does a BMI less than 18.5 mean?

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underweight

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what does a BMI from 18.5-24.9 mean?

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Normal (healthy) weight

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3
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what does a BMI of 25-29.9 mean?

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Overweight

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4
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what does a BMI of 30 or greater mean?

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obese

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5
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what are the extremes of body fatness?

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too much weight

too little weight

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6
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central obesity increases the risk of

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chronic disease

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what size waist is considered central obesity in women?

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equal or greater than 35” waist

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what size waist is considered central obesity in men?

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equal to or greater than 40” waist

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9
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what factors affect BMR?

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age 
height 
growth 
body composition 
fever 
stress
environment 
fasting 
malnutrition 
thyroxine
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which factors increase BMR?

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young age 
being tall 
growing (children and pregos) 
more lean tissue
fever 
stress
thyroxine 
adjusting to heat or cold
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what decreases BMR?

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fasting

malnutrition

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12
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how much of you BMR can you alter?

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you can really only alter your body composition so increasing your amount of lean mass

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13
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what is the female athlete triad?

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body fat is too low eq or less than 17%
the development of an eating disorder where they arent eating but exercising a ton which leads to osteoporosis and amenorrhea

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14
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Is there an easy, convenient measure of fatness?

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no

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15
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what is more important than BMO?

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location of fatness (central obesity)

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16
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metabolic health

17
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cells need a constant supply of

18
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energy is stored as:

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glycogen (carb storage)

fat

19
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is excess protein stored?

20
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rapid weight loss

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usually a result of dramatic change in your diet 
not maintainable 
not healthy 
exhaust glycogen stores 
break down some lean tissue 
produce ketones
21
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moderate weight loss

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healthier

changes more maintainable

22
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which foods provide higher satiety?

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foods higher in fiber
protein
water

23
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which food provide lower satiety?

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foods higher in whit flour
sugar
fat

24
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how you balance calories?

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calories in = calories out

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what is a fad diet?
a quick fix that promises results
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why do fad diets seem to work?
they restrict calories | you lose water, protein, some minerals but little fat
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how effective are diets/
few lose weight and keep it off so not very effective
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how do you define success in weight loss?
``` slow rate (2 lbs/wk) weight is not regained diet includes variety of foods from all groups does not lead to disordered eating ```
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what are some strategies that help with weight loss?
``` modest calorie reduction keep a record of eating and activity personalized to fit you consistency lifelong dietary changes respond appropriately to hunger and satiety cues ```
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what do traditional diets focus on?
pounds lost and weight, not health counting and restricting calories increasing exercise uncomfortable changes which are not sustainable
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what works to lose weight?
realistic goals | decreasing calorie intake and increasing calories spent