UB0203

DEVELOPING THE SKILLS OF ACADEMIC NUMERACY AN & NOR AZURA

DEVELOPING THE SKILLS OF ACADEMIC NUMERACY AND IT

LECTURERSDR AZAHARI HAMIDON & NOR AZURA

UB0203

DEVELOPING THE SKILLS OF ACADEMIC NUMERACY AND IT

LECTURERSDR AZAHARI HAMIDON & NOR AZURA

“OBESITY”

10T0070 - BIBI NOOR ATIYYAH QAYYIMAH BINTI RAHMAT

10T0073 - HJH NORHAIDAH BINTI HJ BAHA

10T0074 - FATIMAH BINTI HJ JAILI 10T0077 - NUR LIYANA AMALINA BINTI SUHAILI 10T0080 - SITI MAHIRAH BINTI HAJI LUKMAN HAKIM

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION› WHAT IS OBESITY?

CONTENTS› CAUSED BY› PROBLEMS / EFFECTS

DATA & STATISTICS› CAUSES› PROBLEMS / EFFECTS

CONCLUSION› TREATMENT AND PREVENTION

WHAT IS OBESITY?

- Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have an adverse effect on health, leading to reduced life expectancy and/or increased health problems.

- Is caused by a combination of excessive daily calories.

CAUSED BY

Lack of physical activity › (30 – 45 minutes / per day)

Genetic susceptibility Genes, Endocrine disorders, Medications Psychiatric illness Excessive eating!

EFFECTS ON Various disease

› Heart disease› Diabetes type 2

Cancer• Breathing difficulties during sleep (snoring) Osteoarthritis

DEATH AND SHORT LIFE EXPECTANCY

OBJECTIVES: To know whether or not the fact that

obesity could really be a potential risk of health amongst Bruneian.

To know the public’s general view towards obesity.

To know their(public) physical activity & eating habits.

BMI

- Body Mass Index- Is a measurement which compares weight and

height.- Defines people as overweight (pre-obese) when

their BMI is between 25kg/m2 and 30kg/m2- Obese when it is greater than 30kg/m2

Weight (kilometer) / Height (meter)OrWeight (pounds or lb) / inches)

TYPE OF BMI

Underweight : > 18.5

Normal weight : 18.6 – 24.9

Overweight : 25 – 29.9

Obesity : 30 <

SOLUTION

Control on your diet. Replace oily foods with steam or boiled food.

Parents should be concern of their children’s health especially in terms of what they eat. Encourage them to eat healthy food.

Encourage the children to involved in outdoor activities. Organized sports like running, hiking, cycling etc

Self discipline. For the obese people, it is best for them to get a

personal trainer to lose weight in workouts.

QUESTION 5DO YOU THINK THAT BEING OVERWEIGHT / OBESE IS A POTENTIAL HEALTH FOR MOST BRUNEIANS?

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QUESTION 6HOW OFTEN DO YOU EAT FAST FOOD PER WEEK?

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QUESTION 7HOW OFTEN YOU EAT PROCEED, PRE-PACKAGED FOODS PER WEEK?

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QUESTION 8HOW MANY TIMES DO YOU CONSUME FIZZY DRINKS PER WEEK?

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QUESTION 9WHAT IS YOUR PREFERABLE FOOD?

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QUESTION 10DO YOU HAVE ANY ONE OF YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS HAVE OBESITY?

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QUESTION 11DO YOU DO EXERCISE EVERYDAY?

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QUESTION 12HOW LONG DO YOU DO EXERCISE WITHIN A WEEK?

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QUESTION 13WHAT KIND OF EXERCISE WOULD YOU MOST LIKELY DO?

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QUESTION 14THE BEST WAY TO REDUCE OBESITY?

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QUESTION 15THE MAIN REASON FOR OBESE PEOPLE HARDLY TO LOSE WEIGHT?

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QUESTION 2

Age / Gender Male Female

15 - 25 IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII II IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII II

26 - 36 IIII IIII IIII IIII III

37 - 47 IIII IIII IIII III IIII II

48 - 50 IIII III

QUESTION 1

GENDER MALE FEMALE

NO. OF PEOPLE 75 75

QUESTION 3 AND 4

BMI / Gender

Underweight

Normal Weight

Over-weight Obese

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Female 11 33 15 16

PIE CHART

8%17%

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Underweight Normal WeightOver-weight Obese

PIE CHART

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