Exam 12: Diseases and Disorders of Energy Imbalance

_______________ is a third major cause of involuntary loss of muscle mass, which may be associated with dietary quality.

Obesity is men is most likely associated with which condition?

The best method of achieving the desired energy deficit for many people is to:

Which is an example of a hospitalization risk factor that causes weight loss and malnutrition in older adults?

Underwater weighing to determine the composition of body is an example of the _______________ model of assessment method.

Excessive adipose tissue located in the hips and thighs is associated with increased risk of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and coronary heart disease, even when BMI is within the healthy weight range.

Which of the following is used to obtain the biochemical data of overweight and obese patients during their nutrition assessment?

Which is a peptide hormone that is produced in the stomach and stimulates appetite?

Which type of bariatric surgery is considered the simplest and least invasive?

BMI and _______________ are used to initially assess the degree of obesity and for monitoring the patient's response to obesity treatment.

Identify a cardiovascular risk factor that would place a patient at high priority for treatment of overweight and obesity.

Of all the bariatric surgical procedures, _______________ is the most common procedure in the United States.

The use of MRI or CT scan is ineffective in the quantification of adipose tissue within the regions of the abdomen.

Which is an example of a lipase inhibitor used in the treatment of obesity?

Describe the basic formula for calculating BMI in adults.

The term _______________ refers to the environment that promotes both weight gain and the development of obesity by encouraging consumption of energy and discouraging physical activity.

Although greater energy deficits may be useful to provide needed motivation during the period of weight loss, a(n) _______________ providing less than 800 kcal per day should not be used for routine weight loss.

Discuss the role of adipocytes in the body in relation to their storage capacities and metabolic activity.

List three examples of possible nutrition diagnoses appropriate for patients who are overweight or obese.

Which of the following common activities is more vigorous and requires less time to derive benefits?