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What BMI is under weight?
less than 18.5
What BMI is over weight?
25.0-29.9
What BMI is Obesity grade 1?
30.0-34.9
What BMI is extreme obesity?
greater than 40
What is a good alternative measurement to the BMI?
waist to hip ratio
How does being fat cause type 2 diabetes?
more TZD from fat, means increased leptin to the brain and decreased response to insulin
What does waist circumference indicate?
this is a good predictor for risk factors and morbidity for pts with BMI less than 35
What are the risk waist sizes for men and women?
men +40

women +35
where do you measure the waist?
at the top of the iliac crests
Where do Leptin and Adiponectin come from?
fat cells
where does Ghrelin come from?
the stomach
Where does peptide YY come from?
ileum, colon
What gene produces Leptin?
ob gene (obesity)
What gene produces the leptin receptor?
db gene (diabetes)
What do high leptin levels do in the body?
these inhibit anabolic circuits- by suppressing NP-Y

stimulates catabolic pathways
What stage of life is Leptin associated with?
puberty
What does adiponectin do?
this stimulates fatty acid oxidation, decreases fat mass
how are adiponectin levels changed in fat people?
fat people have lower levels of adiponectin
how does adiponectin affect fatty acids in muscles?
this directs fatty acids to muscles for oxidation
what does ghrelin do?
appetite stimulator
where does ghrelin come from?
arcuate nucleus of hypothalamus

empty stomach before a meal
How is ghrelin affected in fat people?
suppression is attenuated in the obese
what does peptide YY do?
this is a satiety signal
How does hyperinsulinemia affect free IGF levels?
increases them
How does hyperinsulinemia affect adiponectin levels?
decreases them
How does hyperinsulinemia affect Target cells?
causes cell prolifeation
How does hyperinsulinemia affect the insulin-sex hormone axis?
this causes endometrial and breakst cancers
How does being born to starved parents affect the kids?
it makes them more prone to being fat too
What is the basic etiology of obesity?
eating to much and not exercising
What is metabolic syndrome?
central obesity
HTN
high cholesterol
high TAGs
low HDL
normal to high LDL
impaired glucose
How does being fat cause HTN?
excuse insulin/sugar- leads to sodium retention

increased NE production

smooth muscle proliferation
at what BMI does type 2 DM start becoming a problem?
at BMI's greater than 22!
How does being fat increase your risk of clots? (thromboembolism)
immobility, inactivity

increased PAI

increased platelet activation
What cardiovascular effects are common risks of obesity?
coronary heart disease

congestive heart failure

stroke
What are the possible GI complication from being a big fat fatty?
Gallstones are much more common

Hernias

GERD

Hemorrhoids

NA-fatty liver
What are the pulmonary complications of being fat?
Restrictive lung disease

asthma
What is Pickwickian syndrome, and what causes it?
This occurs in extreme obesity

alveolar hypoventilation- acts as restrictive lung disease

twitching, cyanosis, periodic breathing, secondary polycythemia
What are the risk factors for Sleep apnea?
men, neck bigger than 17 inches

women neck bigger than 16 inches
What does sleep apnea predispose people to?
HTN, sudden death, pulmonary edema, ARDS, sudden death
What is narcolepsy?
excessive daytime sleepiness without increase sleep at night.

sleep associated with sedentary boring activity
What types of arthritis are caused by being fat?
degenerative weightbearing/overuse changes

knees in women, hips in men

high incidence of gouty arthritis
What are the osteopathic structural changes in a fat person
flattened thoracic curve T3-T5

Decreased lumboscaral curve

L5 anterior to S1

Sacral extension
What can happen to female reproductive systems in fat people?
irregular menstrual cycles or amenorrhea

ovulatory inftertility

polycystic ovarian syndrome
If a fat lady does get pregnant somehow, what are the main complications during pregnancy?
gestational diabetes and HTN

increased C-section rate

increased risk of pre-eclampsia
What are the fetal complications of the mother being fat?
congenital malformations- in neural tube, heart, and others

macrosomia, complication of diabetes (fat baby)
What are the male health risks of being fat?
infertility

impotence
How does being fat affect your kidneys?
being fat promotes type 2 DM, and HTN.

these are the number 1/2 causes of renal failure in adults
What are the 6 cancers that are more common in obese people
Colon cancer
Endometrial cancer
Prostate cancer
Esophageal adenocarcinoma (GERD)
Gallbladder cancer
Renal cell carcinoma
How does hyperinsulinemia and insulin resistance cause cancer?
this raises the levels of IGF-1,
which is mitogenic and anti-apoptotic
What skin infections are more common in fat people?
psoriasis

taenia cruris

panniculitis

fourniers gangrene
How fast do people want to lose weight in obesity Tx?
10% in 6 months, then 7-10% per year there after
What kind of drug is Subutramine?
this is an appetite suppressant for fat people
What are the indications for weight loss surgery?
BMI +40

BMI +35 with comorbities and failure of other methods of weight loss
How long does it take for appetite mediators to revert to pre fat levels?
about a year- so they will have to maintain habits for a long time while feeling crappy