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An eating disorder characterized by an over consumption of food which would be over ? calories for teenage girls and ? calories for teenage boys, is called what?
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2200,
2800, Obesity |
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? is the most common eating disorder in the U.S.
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Obesity
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Causes of Obesity bad ? habits, large ?'s, ↓ ?, faulty ?, innability to recognize ?, and a genetic problem with large amounts of ? cells.
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eating,
portions, exercise, metabolism, sacity, fat |
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Obese teens are more likely to become obese ?'s
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adults
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Obese people are subject to a number of ?, ? and ? risks.
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physical,
social, psychological |
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Physical risks include ? disease, ? apnea, ↑risk of ?'s, ↑risk of ? ulcers, type ? diabetes and ?,?,? problems.
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heart, sleep,
fractures, pressure, 2, back, hip, knees |
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Social risks for Obese people includ ?, ?/?
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isolation,
teasing/bullying |
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Psychological risk for Obese people include low ?, ?, ?, and OCD with ?
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self-esteem,
depression, anxiety, food |
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Clinical approaches to Tx for obese pts should focus on the following components:
#1- ? counseling #2- ? programs #3- identify behaviors that ? food consumption #4- get ? support and or ? for pts. |
nutritional,
exercise, reinforce, family, counseling |
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College aged females see themselves as to ? compared to what men believe is and ideal body size for them and college aged men feel that they should look a little ? compared to what women feel is and ideal body size for men.
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fat,
fatter |
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Physical changes in late adulthood as far as muskuloskeletal include ↓muscle ? and age ? is when strength peaks.
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strength,
30 |
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A non-exercising adult(couch potato) by the age of 65 will lose ?% of muscle mass.
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40
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Physical changes in late adulthood also include loss of skeletal muscle ?, ↓muscle ?, changes is cartilage with a ↓ in the ability to retain ? that creates stiffness.
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mass,
endurance, H₂O |
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Physical changes in late adulthood also include changes in verterbral disks that lead to decrease ?
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height
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Loss of bone ? and ? effects women more than men.
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mass,
density |
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Senile postural changes include forward leaning of the ?, hunching or rounding of the spine which is called ? which leads to flattening of the ? spine, also ? and ? flexion contractures.
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head, kyphosis,
lower, hip, knee, |
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The physical senile postural changes that happen which lead to clinical problems of causing them to move ?, fatigue ?, they have less ? rotation, and ↓ ? swing, and feet are closer together which reduces ?
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slower, easier,
trunk, arm, balance |
