Interventions prevention Flashcards
(42 cards)
…. causes of T2D can be prevented
3/5
obesity responsible for ….. of T2D development risk
80-85%
what are 4 Fisk factors for type 2 diabetes
overweight + Obesity
physical inactivity
diet
metabolic syndrome
name 5 uncontrollable risk factors
ethnicity family history age sex history of gestational diabetes
influence of activity alone reduces risk of type 2 diabetes by..
26%
what is the relative risk (addicted for BMI) of brisk walking >4,7km/h
0.59 RR
brisk walk at >4.8km/h is considered to be what intensity
moderate
Nathan et al, 2002 found that …..% of the lifestyle group developed T2D
20%
Nathan et al, 2002 found that …..% of the METFORMIN group developed T2D
30
Nathan et al, 2002 found that …..% of the placebo group developed T2D
37
Nathan et al, 2002 found that physical activity reduced …. of risks
1/3
Nathan et al, 2002 found that in 1/2 year the group changing lifestyle (PA) lost ….kg
7kg
Nathan et al, 2002 found that after 4 years…. stopped taking their drugs
30-35%
Exercise has been seen to be beneficial in type 1 for…
fitness insulin requirement lips endothelial function mortality insulin resistance CVD well-being
Exercise has been seen to be beneficial in type 2 for…
fitness insulin requirement lipids endothelial function mortality insulin resistance CVD BP Beta-cell function glycemic control
exercise has seen to reduce the …..
glycated haemoglobin
with regards to HbA1C (Umpierre, 2011) found a overall mean difference of … overall (when diet + ex)
-0,43
no negative effects have been since with exercise (T or F)
True
glucose was always lower after either exercise trial (Van Dijk, 2012) T or F
true
there was no difference between the effect of resistance training or cycling on blood glucose levels effect (Van Dijk, 2012) true or false
true
exercise causes significantly ….. time in a …… state (>10mmol/L) for 24hr period being exposed to hyperglycaemia ( (Van Dijk, 2012)
less time in a hyperglycaemia state
(Van Dijk, 2012) found a main effect of trail between RT and cycling, control meaning…
difference in time spent hypoglycaemic.
(Van Dijk, 2012) average time spent hypoglycaemic
4 minutes post ex
after exercise, patients spent much less time being….
hyperglycaemic