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Why was Sibutranine withdrawn?
The cardiovascular risk out weighs its clinical benefits
Sibutramine was withdrawn follwing a report by which body ?
European medicines agency
On what date did sibutranine get withdrawn?
21/1/10
Is the prevalence for obesity increasing or decreasing in england?
Increasing
What is the % of English adults with obesity
50%
What is the current cost of obesity to the NHS
6.6-> 7.4 billion per annum
What are the co-morbidities for obesity in adults (5)
a) type 2 diabetes
b) CHD
c)Hypertension
d) Various cancers
e) osteoarthritis
What are the co-morbidities for obesity in children (7)
a) Hypertension
b)hyperinsulinaemia
c)dyslipidaemia
d)type 2 diabtes
e) psychosocial dysfunction
f) exacerbation of other
conditions
g)orthopaedic complications
What are the 3 NICE guidelines?
a) prevention
b) identification and assessment
c) management
list the 3 types of management?
a) lifestyle changes
b) drug treatment
c) surgery
List the 3 ways to change and obese person?
a) increased physical activity
B)improved eating behaviour a
c) improved diet
When should drugs be recomended for an obese person?(2)
a) after dietry and exersize advice have been given started and then evaluated
b)for patients who have not reached there target weight or have plataue'd