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epidemic Ans: rise in the occurrence of obesity is considered an

overweight Ans: BMI of 25 to 29.9 km/m2

obesity Ans: BMI of ≥30 kg/m2

extreme obesity Ans: BMI of ≥40 kg/m2

childhood Ans: greatest obesity health risk is an adult who has been obese since

healthy weight Ans: a weight that minimizes health risks

lean body mass Ans: body mass attributed to nonfat body components i.e. bone,
muscle, and internal organs

underweight Ans: BMI of < 18.5 kg/m2

false Ans: T/F: BMI can be used as a diagnostic tool

body composition Ans: relative proportions of fat to lean tissue

21, 32 Ans: for women, a healthy level of body fat is between ____% and ____%

8, 19 Ans: for men, a healthy level of body fat is between ____% and ____%

subcutaneous fat Ans: adipose tissue located beneath the skin

visceral fat Ans: adipose tissue deposited around the internal organs in the abdominal
cavity

genes Ans: the primary factor that determines where fat is deposited

, man, menopausal woman, caucasian/asian, tobacco user, excessive drinker Ans:
positive association between the development of visceral fat and being:

caliper Ans: used to administer skin fold tests

energy balance Ans: amount of energy consumed compared with amount expended by
the body

appetite Ans: desire to consume food based on external cues

hunger Ans: desire to consume food based on internal physiological signals

basal metabolism, energy required for physical activity, and thermic effect of food
(TEF) Ans: the 3 components of total energy expenditure

basal metabolism Ans: energy expended to maintain an awake, resting body that is
NOT digesting food

includes essential metabolic reactions and life staining functions

digestion and absorption of food Ans: what does basal metabolism not include?

60, 75 Ans: basal metabolism is about ____% to ____% of total energy expenditure

thyroxine Ans: a hormone excreted by the thyroid gland that directly controls basal
metabolism

higher Ans: the more thyroxine that is secreted, the _________ the BMR

sleep Ans: our BMR is the lowest when we

goiter Ans: enlargement of the thyroid gland

iodine Ans: mineral needed to make thyroxine



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