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© 2007 McGraw-Hill Higher Education. All rights reserved.
Chapter SixChapter SixMaintaining a Healthy Maintaining a Healthy
WeightWeight
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Identify the Following TermsIdentify the Following Terms
Body imageBody image (subjective perception) (subjective perception) Self conceptSelf concept (belief in oneself) (belief in oneself) OverweightOverweight (above desirable weight (above desirable weight
by 1-19%, BMIby 1-19%, BMI>>25)25) ObesityObesity ( (>>20% above desirable 20% above desirable
weight , BMIweight , BMI>>30)30)
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Determining Proper Weight and/or Determining Proper Weight and/or Body CompositionBody Composition
Height/weight Height/weight table table
Body Mass Index Body Mass Index
Electrical Electrical ImpedanceImpedance
BOD PODBOD POD
Skinfold Skinfold Measurements Measurements via calipersvia calipers
Hydrostatic Hydrostatic WeighingWeighing
Waist-to-hip Waist-to-hip ratioratio
AppearanceAppearance
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Causes of ObesityCauses of Obesity
Causes of ObesityCauses of Obesity GeneticsGenetics Physiological Physiological
factorsfactors Hormonal factorsHormonal factors Metabolic factorsMetabolic factors Social factorsSocial factors
Cultural factorsCultural factors Environmental Environmental
factorsfactors Psychological Psychological
factorsfactors InactivityInactivity Dietary PracticesDietary Practices
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Health Risks of ObesityHealth Risks of Obesity Diabetes (type 2)Diabetes (type 2) Heart diseaseHeart disease HypertensionHypertension Various cancersVarious cancers Pulmonary diseasePulmonary disease Bone and joint disordersBone and joint disorders Gallbladder stonesGallbladder stones Pregnancy riskPregnancy risk DeathDeath
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Energy Needs of the BodyEnergy Needs of the Body
1.1. BMR (basal metabolic rate)BMR (basal metabolic rate)
2.2. Activity requirementsActivity requirements
3.3. Thermic effect of foodThermic effect of food
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Lifetime Weight ControlLifetime Weight Control ExerciseExercise Dietary modificationsDietary modifications Lifestyle support Lifestyle support Problem solvingProblem solving Re-defining healthRe-defining health
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Weight Management Weight Management TechniquesTechniques
Dietary AlterationsDietary Alterations Balanced diet via Portion controlBalanced diet via Portion control Fad diets (table 6-4)Fad diets (table 6-4) Low Calorie Foods and Controlled Serving Low Calorie Foods and Controlled Serving
SizesSizes Controlled fastingControlled fasting Commercial weight reduction programsCommercial weight reduction programs
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Weight Management Techniques, Weight Management Techniques, Physical InterventionPhysical Intervention
Hunger and Hunger and Satiety Influencing Satiety Influencing ProductsProducts
Non-hunger drugsNon-hunger drugs Surgical Surgical
interventionsinterventions Diet and Physical Diet and Physical
ActivityActivity
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Surgical InterventionsSurgical Interventions
Gastric bypass surgeryGastric bypass surgery Gastric band surgeryGastric band surgery Liposuction and AbdominoplastyLiposuction and Abdominoplasty
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Lifetime Weight ControlLifetime Weight Control
ExerciseExercise Dietary modificationDietary modification Lifestyle supportLifestyle support Problem solvingProblem solving Redefinition of healthRedefinition of health
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Eating DisordersEating Disorders
Anorexia NervosaAnorexia Nervosa Bulimia NervosaBulimia Nervosa Night Eating SyndromeNight Eating Syndrome Binge Eating DisorderBinge Eating Disorder Chewing and Spitting Out Food Chewing and Spitting Out Food
SyndromeSyndrome Body Dysmorphic DisorderBody Dysmorphic Disorder
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Chapter SixChapter SixMaintaining a Healthy WeightMaintaining a Healthy Weight