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What criteria are used to determine obesity?

BMI = kg/m2



Waist to hip ratio thought to be better indicator of risk (m>.9, w>.85 = abnormal)


What are different types of body fat distribution?



Why is one riskier than the other?

Apple is more dangerous than pear.



Correlation with increased BP and insulin resistance.

What are the adverse cardiovascular risks associated with obesity (six listed)?

Diabetes, dyslipidemia, hypertension, LVH, AF, atherosclerosis

What do adipocytes release?

Adiponectin (good thing, but secrete LESS in obesity)


Angiotensinogen


FFAs


Plasminogen activator inhibitor (could cause prothrombosis)


Cytokines (TNF, IL-6)

What are the CV benefits of adiponectin?

Increased insulin sensitivity


Decreased vascular inflammation

What's different between large and small adipocytes?

Large adipocytes are insulin resistant, increase adrenergic receptors, increased lipolysis



Small adipocytes are insulin sensitive and have fewer adrenergic receptors

What is the definition of metabolic syndrome?

"On the way to diabetes and incr. risk for heart disease and stroke"


Patient must meet three or more of following criteria:


Abdominal obesity: m>40" w>35"


TG: >150mg/dL


HDL: m<40 w<50


BP: >135/>85


Fasting glucose: >100mg/dL



How much weight loss is significant to improve CV risk factors?

5-10% over six months

What improvements in metabolic and CV function are seen with weight loss?

Metabolic factors: lower HbA1c, increased sensitivity to insulin



CV factors: Lower BP, lower total cholesterol, higher HDL, lower TG, increased arterial pliability

What are the two mainstay drugs to promote weight loss?

Phentermine - amphetamine derivative



Orlistat - lipase inhibitor

What are the contraindications of phentermine?

Children, HTN, coronary artery disease

Which weight loss drugs were not approved/pulled from the market?

Sibutramine


Fen/Phen


Cannabinoid receptor antagonists

What are the three new drugs for Rx of obesity?

Belviq - stimulates serotonin receptors in satiety receptors in the brain



Qysmia - sympathomimetic, carbonic anhydrase inhibitor



Contrave - Dopa and NE reuptake inhibitor and opioid antagonist