CSOWM EXAM- ASSESSMENT
Correct
Incorrect
1 of 91
Term
Who is best suited for the Biliopancreatic Diversion with Duodenal
Switch Surgery?
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Lower BMI, No Metabolic Disease, Patients With Severe Malabsorption
And Mild GERD. Issues And Crohn's Disease.
BMI < 30 Kg/m2 With No Co-
Higher BMI, T2 DM.
morbidities.
Don't know?
2 of 91
Term
,What should be assessed in regards to eating patterns?
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Continue med if pt has lost > 5% body weight after 12 weeks on recommended
dose (7.5 mg/42 mg)
If the pt has not lost at least 3% after pt has not lost at least 5% of body weight
after 12 additional weeks on max dose, discontinue med.
It is a clinical tool that evaluates obesity-related comorbidities according to a 5-
stage scale.
- It incorporates comorbidities and functional/mental health impact, improving
risk stratification beyond BMI.
- Timing, Frequency
- Nutritional content
- Occupation and hours outside of home
- location of home food consumption (eating area, television, computer)
- Location of away food consumption (workplace, restaurant, fast food)
- Types of diets and successes
- Specialized diets
- Supplements used
- Medications impacting weight
- Physical activity and barriers
- Social support during weight loss attempts
- Triggers
- Disordered behaviors (laxatives, vomiting, excess physical activity)
Don't know?
3 of 91
,Term
the bioavailability of _________ is reduced in the obese state.
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Gabapentin (higher doses), Valproic acid, Carbamezepine, Divalproex
1. Visual acuity
2. Visual fields
3. Ocular movements
4. Check for external eye and lids
5. Funduscopic exam
6. Retinopathy
*can be obtained by ophthalmologist
Vitamin D- this is because vitamin D is sequestered (binded to) adipose
tissue.
** Check vitamin D, 25-OH, and PTH.
Hepcidin, an acute phase protein made in the liver, which blocks iron absorption
in the intestine (Fe, TIBC, Hb/Hct)
Don't know?
4 of 91
Term
How would you estimate the Total Energy Expenditure?
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, Too much cortisol levels due to: The American Diabetes
- systemic lupus erythematosus, - Association/American Heart
chronic obstructive pulmonary Association, Dietary Reference
disease, or Intake (DRI), Dietary Guidelines for
- rheumatoid arthritis. Americans- as appropriate.
TEE: Multiply the RMR with the
> 150 min/wk of aerobic activity to
activity factor (AF):
300 min/wk for additional benefits.
Sedentary: 1.0 - 1.4
Additional benefits with muscle-
Low active: 1.4 - 1.6
strengthening for 2 or more
Active: 1.6 - 1.9
days/wk.
Very Active: 1.9 - 2.5
Don't know?
5 of 91
Term
qhat anthropometric measurements would be useful to assess?
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1. Lifestyle Tx (nutrition, physical activity, and behavior change programs)
2. Lifestyle + Medications (lifestyle Tx coupled with anti-obesity meds.
3. Very Low-Calorie Diet Options
4. Metabolic/Bariatric Surgery (laparoscopic band, vertical sleeve to roux-en-Y
- Types of diets and successes
- Specialized diets
- Supplements used
- Medications impacting weight
- Physical activity and barriers
- Social support during weight loss attempts
Correct
Incorrect
1 of 91
Term
Who is best suited for the Biliopancreatic Diversion with Duodenal
Switch Surgery?
Give this one a try later!
Lower BMI, No Metabolic Disease, Patients With Severe Malabsorption
And Mild GERD. Issues And Crohn's Disease.
BMI < 30 Kg/m2 With No Co-
Higher BMI, T2 DM.
morbidities.
Don't know?
2 of 91
Term
,What should be assessed in regards to eating patterns?
Give this one a try later!
Continue med if pt has lost > 5% body weight after 12 weeks on recommended
dose (7.5 mg/42 mg)
If the pt has not lost at least 3% after pt has not lost at least 5% of body weight
after 12 additional weeks on max dose, discontinue med.
It is a clinical tool that evaluates obesity-related comorbidities according to a 5-
stage scale.
- It incorporates comorbidities and functional/mental health impact, improving
risk stratification beyond BMI.
- Timing, Frequency
- Nutritional content
- Occupation and hours outside of home
- location of home food consumption (eating area, television, computer)
- Location of away food consumption (workplace, restaurant, fast food)
- Types of diets and successes
- Specialized diets
- Supplements used
- Medications impacting weight
- Physical activity and barriers
- Social support during weight loss attempts
- Triggers
- Disordered behaviors (laxatives, vomiting, excess physical activity)
Don't know?
3 of 91
,Term
the bioavailability of _________ is reduced in the obese state.
Give this one a try later!
Gabapentin (higher doses), Valproic acid, Carbamezepine, Divalproex
1. Visual acuity
2. Visual fields
3. Ocular movements
4. Check for external eye and lids
5. Funduscopic exam
6. Retinopathy
*can be obtained by ophthalmologist
Vitamin D- this is because vitamin D is sequestered (binded to) adipose
tissue.
** Check vitamin D, 25-OH, and PTH.
Hepcidin, an acute phase protein made in the liver, which blocks iron absorption
in the intestine (Fe, TIBC, Hb/Hct)
Don't know?
4 of 91
Term
How would you estimate the Total Energy Expenditure?
Give this one a try later!
, Too much cortisol levels due to: The American Diabetes
- systemic lupus erythematosus, - Association/American Heart
chronic obstructive pulmonary Association, Dietary Reference
disease, or Intake (DRI), Dietary Guidelines for
- rheumatoid arthritis. Americans- as appropriate.
TEE: Multiply the RMR with the
> 150 min/wk of aerobic activity to
activity factor (AF):
300 min/wk for additional benefits.
Sedentary: 1.0 - 1.4
Additional benefits with muscle-
Low active: 1.4 - 1.6
strengthening for 2 or more
Active: 1.6 - 1.9
days/wk.
Very Active: 1.9 - 2.5
Don't know?
5 of 91
Term
qhat anthropometric measurements would be useful to assess?
Give this one a try later!
1. Lifestyle Tx (nutrition, physical activity, and behavior change programs)
2. Lifestyle + Medications (lifestyle Tx coupled with anti-obesity meds.
3. Very Low-Calorie Diet Options
4. Metabolic/Bariatric Surgery (laparoscopic band, vertical sleeve to roux-en-Y
- Types of diets and successes
- Specialized diets
- Supplements used
- Medications impacting weight
- Physical activity and barriers
- Social support during weight loss attempts
