Health life expectancy (HLE)
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Estimate of how many years one might live in a 'healthy' state
What can we do to prevent obesity?
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Increase physical activity, maintain a healthy diet, regular doctor visits,
enough sleep, manage stress, address community/environmental factors
Physical dimension of wellness
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Caring for your body to stay health now and in the future
Diabetes Mellitus
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Body's ability to produce or respond to hormone insulin is impaired. Results
in abnormal metabolism of carbs and elevated levels of glucose in the
blood and urine. Multiple types: 1 and 2
Talk test
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Being able to talk but not sing indicates moderate intensity activity. Being
able to speak a few words at a time indicates vigorous intensity, and zero to
one word at a time indicates maximum effort.
Open peer review
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Authors know reviewers, vice versa
,Life expectancy (LE)
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Estimate of how many years a person might be expected to live
BMI cut off numbers
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Healthy weight: 18.5 to 24.9
Obese: greater than or equal to 30.0
How is physical activity categorized?
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As low, moderate, or vigorous in intensity. Both moderate and vigorous
improve health
Public health - the why
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, Prevention saves money, time, suffering, and lives on a large scale. Ex:
Teeth brushing, fluoride, cavities.
What are the current leading causes of death?
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Cardiovascular disease and cancer
Epidemiology is concerned with...
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Identifying risk factors, reducing morbidity (how many people have it), and
reducing mortality (how many people are dying from it).
Renaissance
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Art, science, medicine. Da Vinci identified nerves and muscles from
cadavers (chords attached to muscles to create movement)
Cardiovascular disease (CVD)
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Estimate of how many years one might live in a 'healthy' state
What can we do to prevent obesity?
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Increase physical activity, maintain a healthy diet, regular doctor visits,
enough sleep, manage stress, address community/environmental factors
Physical dimension of wellness
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Caring for your body to stay health now and in the future
Diabetes Mellitus
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Body's ability to produce or respond to hormone insulin is impaired. Results
in abnormal metabolism of carbs and elevated levels of glucose in the
blood and urine. Multiple types: 1 and 2
Talk test
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Being able to talk but not sing indicates moderate intensity activity. Being
able to speak a few words at a time indicates vigorous intensity, and zero to
one word at a time indicates maximum effort.
Open peer review
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Authors know reviewers, vice versa
,Life expectancy (LE)
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Estimate of how many years a person might be expected to live
BMI cut off numbers
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Healthy weight: 18.5 to 24.9
Obese: greater than or equal to 30.0
How is physical activity categorized?
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As low, moderate, or vigorous in intensity. Both moderate and vigorous
improve health
Public health - the why
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, Prevention saves money, time, suffering, and lives on a large scale. Ex:
Teeth brushing, fluoride, cavities.
What are the current leading causes of death?
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Cardiovascular disease and cancer
Epidemiology is concerned with...
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Identifying risk factors, reducing morbidity (how many people have it), and
reducing mortality (how many people are dying from it).
Renaissance
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Art, science, medicine. Da Vinci identified nerves and muscles from
cadavers (chords attached to muscles to create movement)
Cardiovascular disease (CVD)
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