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A BOY with OBESITY Dyah Mutia PS Longitudinal Case

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  • A BOY with OBESITYDyah Mutia PS*Longitudinal Case

  • INTRODUCTION*Obesity : abnormal accumulation of fat tissue andcause risk for health.Obesity body mass index > 95th percentilePrevelance of obese children in Indonesia 22% (child between age 6-17 years old)Prevalence of obese children in South Sumatera 20,9%; in Palembang 13,1%.

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  • INTRODUCTION*Obesity : abnormal accumulation of fat tissue andcause risk for health.Obesity body mass index > 95th percentilePrevelance of obese children in Indonesia 22% (child between age 6-17 years old)Prevalence of obese children in South Sumatera 20,9%; in Palembang 13,1%.

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  • Prevalence, 2007*

  • INTRODUCTION*Obesity is caused by energy intake larger than it uses abnormality of metabolism metabolic syndrome. Metabolic syndrome risk factor of cardiovascular disease in adulthoodPrevalence of obesity > comorbids > Obesity one of the leading cause of health problems intervention since childhood PreventionMonitoring

  • CASE

  • IdentificationAddRAW// 11 years 10 months oldBW 68 Kg(s), Height 148 cm(s)Outside townCome to ED: January 28, 2013

    Patient*Age 14th yo

  • Anamnesis

    Present Illness History*

    One day before admission, the patient had a headache, no fever, nausea, vomit nor seizure. No history of head The trauma. Patient then taken to a pediatrician. The blood pressure was 140/100mmHg RSMHObesity since 5 years oldPast Illness HistoryNo history of hypertension before

    Family Illness HistoryHistory of obesity History of hypertensionHistory of diabetesChief complain: headache

  • Physical ExaminationAlertBP 140/90mmHgPulse 80x/min (volume & pressure sufficient)Temperature 36,8o C Resp. Rate 30x/minObeseGeneral Findings*

  • Physical Examination*Spesific FindingsSpesific FindingsA rounded face, chubby cheeks, No dysmorphic features,No tonsil hypertrophyAcanthosis nigricansNormal thorakal examinationAbdominal circumference 100cmStriae abdomenPubertal status A1P1GNormal neurological examination Antropometric:

    Weight: 68 kgHeight: 148 cmArm circumference: 32 cmBMI: 31.05 kg/m2Nutritional status: Obesity

  • Further investigationBlood Examination :

    Hb:15,0 gr/dl, WBC:5600/mm3, Plt:150.000/mm3 , DC:0/5/0/30/26/19.Ureum: 12 mg/dl, creatine: 0,5 mg/dl Total cholesterol: 107 mg/dl, Triglyseride 99 mg/dL, HDL 41 mg/dL, LDL 128 mg/dL. SGOT: 29 U/L, SGPT: 13 U/L, BSS 98 mg/dL

    Urinalysis :protein (-), glucose (-), ketone (-), blood (-), bilirubin (-), urobilinogen (+), nitrit (-), epithel +, wbc 0-2, eritrocyte 0-1, cast (-), crystal (-)*

  • Further investigation*Neonatal periode age 4 years oldAdequate qualityand quantity> age 4 years old >> quantityNOW Intake calory >> RDA

  • Further investigation*Low intensity of daily activity Watching television + 4 hours per dayNo routine exerciseSEDENTARYLIFE

  • Diagnosis 2nd Grade Hypertension + Obesity*

  • Genetic/HeredoconstitutionalFathers body height 168 cm Mothers body height 145 cm Genetic Potential Height 157 174 cmMid Parental Height (MPH) 165.5cm. Born spontaneously, aterm G1P0A0, crying instantly, A/S 8/9, BW 3100g, HT: 50 cmThere are another Obese family member. No parents consanguinity Patient is wanted child, his mother checked her pregnant regularly

  • Pedigree

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  • Environmental Factors

    MICROMINIMESOMACRO*

  • Environmental Factor

    MICRO: MOTHERMICROMINIMESOMACROAge: 42 years oldReligion: IslamEthnic: JavaLast educationSenior High schoolShe is a house wifeGiving breast milk: 24 monthsAdditional food: 6 monthsImmunization: complete basic imunization.She cares all childrens especially the patientLoves to cookHas no routine physical exerciseMikroMiniMICROMINIMESOMACRO

  • Environmental Factor

    MICRO: Father Sibling - HouseMICROMINIMESOMACROFatherAge: 44 years old/Islam/ JavaLast education: Diploma Work: EnterpreneurMonthly income: + Rp 8.000.000 Rp.10.000.000No smoke or drink, loves his childrenNo routine physical exercise

    House Permanent houseGood sanitation and ventilationPAM and PLN

  • Environmental Factor

    MICROMINIMESOMACRO

  • Environmental Factor

    MICROMINIMESOMACROMICROMINIMESOMACROMikroMini

  • Environmental Factor

    MESO: NEIGHBOURHOODMINIMESOMACRO RSMH 5 hours Puskesmas 5 min Available health, religious, market and educational facilities nearby Close contact to neighbour

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  • Environmental Factor

    *MICROMINIMESOMACRONo health insurance yet

  • ASUHASIHASAHAdequate stimulation.Parents teach playing, sitting, standing, prayingAdequate nutrition and healthcare,complete basic immunization,

    Basic Need FulfillmentLoving & caring family

  • ProblemThe parents knowledgeCompliance of feeding rulesPatiients compliance for physical exercisePermissive care from parentRisk of health probems related obesityPrognose

    Medical ProblemInform , counselling , and educate the parents about risk, management , planning, prognosisEducatefood rulesEducate about physical examinationCounseling about caring pattern in the familyApplying PedsQLEducate family about the prognoseProblemInterventionObesityGrade II Hypertensi onAbdomen circumference.Non completed advance immunisationsEarly pubertyApplying feeding rulesLow salt diet and initiate physical activity, also giving antihypertension drugsAdvanced laboratory examinationsCompleting advance immunizationUnderstanding a teenager need and urgesNon Medical Problem

  • LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP IN 22 MONTHS with monitoring interval every 3 monthsI - IIIJan 2013May 2015

  • FOLLOW UP & DISCUSSION

  • Weight Monitoring*

  • Height Monitoring*

  • BMI Monitoring*

  • Intake Monitoring*RealizationTarget

  • Case AnalysisCaseFather ObeseMother ObeseSister ObeseUncle Obese, Hypertension, DM

    LiteratureObese parents 75-80% obese childrenGene variants :FTO, BDNF, ETV5, FAIM2, KCNJ11, MCR4, MCTH2, NEGR1*

  • Case AnalysisCaseTotal calories 3075 kcal/day(RDA: 1950-2340 kcal/day)Watching TV > 4 hours/dayNo regular exercises

    LiteratureImbalance energy homeostasis in > out adipocytes >> OBESITY Risk of obesity 12,3x higherTo prevent obesity (CDC) regular exercise, >60min (aerobic, muscle and bone strengten*

  • Case AnalysisCaseFamily lifestyle SedentaryIndicipline to change feeding habbit, reduce stimulus

    LiteratureIntervention by family approache effective to reduce obesityReduce duration in watching TVReduce carbohydrate and fat intake*

  • Syndrome Metabolic Monitoring*HypertensionAbd. circumference 100cmAcanthosis nigricansNormal blood glucoseNormal HDLNormal TriglyserideMonitoringNormotensionAbd.circumference 100cmAcanthosis nigricansFasting blood glucose normalRefuse further investigation Beginning of monitoring End of monitoringEducation

  • Case AnalysisCaseComorbides:2nd grade hypertension

    LiteratureComorbides:Hypertension prevalence in Indonesia 49%, abroad 50%Possibly 3 mechanisms:1. altered autonom function2. insulin resistance3. abnormality of vasculer structure and function*

  • Case AnalysisCaseComorbides:Hypertension , abdomen circurmference > P80, acanthosis nigricans Metabolic Syndrome ??

    LiteratureMetabolic syndrome criteria:Abdomen circumference >P80 with > 2 of these parameters:HypertensionHDL < 40 mg/dlFasting blood glucose > 100mg/dlTriglyseride > 110mg/dl*

  • Case AnalysisCaseCandidiasis cutisNo sign and symptom of type 2 diabetes melitusNo obstructive sleep apneu/hypoventilation syndrome no tonsil hypertrophyNo abdominal pain no hepatomegaly

    LiteraturePrevalence:Skin infection: 50,42%Type 2 DM: 0,4%Obstructive sleep apneu: 38,2% (ind), 79,9% (abroad)Hypoventilation syndrome: 24% (abroad)Fatty acid liver disease: 48,1%*

  • Case AnalysisCaseNo dislipidemia No blount diseaseNo precox pubertyNo deficiency Fe anemia

    LiteraturePrevalence:Dislipidemia: 88,4% (ind), 45,8% (abroad)Blount disease: 2,5%Precox puberty: 0Anemia: 55% (ind), 38,8% (abroad)*

  • Immunization Monitoring*

    Complete basicimmunization

    Monitoring Beginning of monitoring End of monitoringRefuse all kind of injections(immunization, blood examination)

    Incomplete adolescenceimmunization

    Consultation, Education, Information

  • Case AnalysisCaseNo adolescence immunization refusion

    Literature

    The importance of adolescence immunization antibody concentration

  • Monitoring for Developmental Problems*

    Weight gainNo reduce BMI

    Inconsistency in eating habbitInconsistency in physical activity

    EarlypubertyMiddlepubertyDenialCognitive and moral Not capable to predict the long term consequency of present decision Control and independency conflict Defence mechanism To protect him self from theunpleasure reality Permissive Child Care

  • Case AnalysisCase

    PedsQL:87,44% (self report)83,13% (parents report)PSC: no internalization, externalization and attention impaired

    Literature*Obesity children depression: 22% (ind), 30% (abroad)discrimination in sosial life obesity ~ lazynessLess satisfaction in dating statusBullying >>

  • Case AnalysisCaseQuo ad funtionam:dubia ad bonam

    LiteratureObesity children 15-30% obesity as adultObesity at age 18 yo risk of3,02-5,35x venous edema1,6-4,2x walking disability1,25-1,48x asthma 1,37-1,42x type 2 DM1,25x sleep apnea1,05x dislipidemia1,02-1,42x hypertension at age 46 yo*

  • Case AnalysisCaseQuo ad funtionam:dubia ad bonam

    Literature

    Obesity children in the adulthood period :Girls less educational grade less family income less marriageBoys no difference compared with the normal nutritional status group *

  • LITERATURE REVIEW*

  • Etiology123Genetic Parental FatnessLifestyle SedentaryFood Intake >> Imbalance energyhomeostasis

  • Energy BalanceEnergy balance regulated by factor increasing energy expenditure and energy conserve.

    *Energy OutFood intakeAmount & typeEnergy InPhysical activityRoutine metabolismGrowth

  • Apetite Control*HipotalamusAnorexicanLeptin-MSH - POMCPYYInsulinOrexicanGhrelinCCKNPYAgRP

  • Diagnose* Acanthosis nigrican, Accelerated height gain, advanced bone age,Burried penis, ginecomastia, Syndrome ?KlinisLaboratorisPsikososialTSH, OGTT , comorbides Depression IMT > 95th percentile, BB/TB >120%, Skin Fold > 20% in boys,> 30% in girlsAntropometrik

  • ComorbidesEndocrine type 2 DM, insulin resistance, metabolic syndromeRespiratory obstructive sleep apneu, hypoventilation syndromeOrthopedic blount disease, slipped capital femoral epiphysisSkin Infection Hepatology fatty acid liver diseaseDislipidemia.

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  • Metabolic SyndromeCriteria: (IDAI)Waist circumference > 80 percentile, with 2 or more of these parameters:- Hypertension- HDL < 40 mg/dl- Triglyseride > 110 mg/dl- Fasting blood glucose > 100mg/dl

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  • Management1. Diet modification2. Physical activity no sedentary lifestyle, routine exercise3. Behavioral Changes no sedentary lifestyle, self monitoring4. Environment family participation, school participation

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  • AAP Recommendation*

  • AAP Recommendation*

  • Prevention* UniversalFor each individu inpopulationLower population's BMIReduction of obesitycomorbides

    SecunderComorbides of obesity decrease SelectiveObesity in high risk population decrease Lifestyle changes

    Targets

  • * Thank You

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