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What is medicare?
provide health insurance who are disabled or 65+ years old.
Medicaid
Health insurance for those who have very low income.
of the health insurances available within the national expense, what amount is paid out for those with obesity?
40-50%
% obese persons spend of their "own money" for healthcare
42%
How is obesity linked to the healthcare costs?
factors: chronic illness
aging
prescription drugs and technology
long-term care
chronic illness: obesity is a chronic condition and leads to other conditions.
Aging: Obesity increases through age.
Prescription drugs and technology: meds and surgery needed
Long-term care: obesity leads to decreased mobility and health which will increase the need for long-term care.
Define worker productivity
How much work an employer can get out of a given worker
Productivity facotrs
skill
absenteesim
prenteeism
who is more likely to be absent from work, obese or a healthy weight individual
obese persons.

2x more likely to take 7+ days off in the last 6 months.
how much does absenteeism cost employers
$4.3 billion/year
obesity is linked to increased or decreased presenteeism?
decreased presenteeism.
employer costs for lack of presenteeism
$506/obese person/year
Worker's compensation definition
a system whereby an employer must pay or provide insurance to pay the lost wages and medical expenses of an employee who is injured on the job.
T/F military personnel are increasingly being discharged for failure to meet weight and physical fitness standards.
True
T/F the chance that a 10 year old child with obesity will be an obese adult is 20%
false, 80%
Describe what you need to know to determine if a child is at a healthy weight
weight
height
age
gender
The MetS increase in adolescents and obese adults (%)
6% in adolescents
32-50% obese adults
Respiratory problems that obese children face
sleep apnea
asthma
orthopaedic problems obese children face
bone deformities
injured growth plates
OA
ortho problems as adults
changes in puberty for girls
get their period months/years earlier than healthy weight girls.
PCOS in adolescence.
changes in puberty for boys
Delay in puberty
hypothesized mortality rate for this generation
current generation is expected to have shorter lifespan than previous generations.
academic performance of obese children
less academic performance.
poor academics
Social stigma of being an obese child
look taller/bigger and confused for an adult or are expected to act older than they really are.
teasing/weigh bias.
socially isolated
mental health effects of being an obese child
depression
anxiety
body image issues
T/F children tend to confuse starving as dieting
true
why worry about kids with obesity-related issues?
children's immediate medical and psychological health...
these behaviors will affect them as adults.
80% risk of being an obese adult.
Big 5 causes of childhood obesity
increased availability/consumption of energy-dense foods and sugared drinks.
portion sizes are too big
decreased quality physical activity/day
TV/media
decreased breastfeeding support
two ways to prevent adult obesity
"grow into weight" --> encourage the child to maintain weight until they finally grow into it
lose weight if needed.
Discuss the psychosocial consequences of childhood obesity
children are more depressed, anxious, more susceptible to eating disorders (binging/purging/starving) have poor academic performance in school, etc.
how is childhood obesity related to adult obesity?
80% chance of an obese child becoming an obese adult.
How can childhood obesity be treated?
improved diet
increased PA
address psychological concerns.
medical intervention etc.