PPT-Physical Activity-Adolescent/child obesity

By Payton Strong Introduction In this presentation you will be learning about child obesity and how it effects children today You will also be learning how obesity can be prevented and how to live a healthy life. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9Udj2QfO_U. NOTE. : Obesity is included in the ICD-10 but not in the DSM-IV as . it has not been established that it is consistently associated with a psychological or behavioural syndrome (APA, 2000). CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE RISK AMONG HISPANICS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES. Ranjita . Misra, . Steve Riechman, Julio Guerrero, Roxana Valdes-Ramos, Sukho Lee, Linda Castillo, . Ivonne. . Vizcarra. -Bordi, Martha Kaufer-. Cause or Effect. Claudia Fox, MD MPH. Diplomate. , American Board of Obesity Medicine. Director, Pediatric Weight Management Program. Disclosures. I have no relevant financial relationships with the manufacturers of any commercial products and/or provider of commercial services discussed in this CME activity. . The . Obesity Algorithm is reviewed and updated yearly to reflect the newest and most relevant information. The 2017 version includes new sections or updates on:. Recommendations . for setting up your office to accommodate all patients. Content on physical development of the adolescent is covered in the PPT Adolescence based on Chapter 19 of . Hockenberry. .. Teen-age Pregnancy adds a whole new set of risks because the adolescent is still developing physically and psychologically. There are many issues that the adolescent faces in today’s American society that could bring on anxiety, present challenging problems, and/or require difficult decision-making. . Each individual may deal differently with these subjects. For some, the matter may be insignificant, while it becomes a crisis for others or their family. . 1Initial Child Adolescent QuestionnaireYour Name Your Mom Your Dad AgeReferral SourceMainly for Moms1Tell us about your pregnancyDid you carry to full term Describe any complications and when they U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Health Benefits of . Healthy Eating and Active Living . Helps control weight. Reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease. no longer considered a cosmetic issue . that is caused by overeating and a lack of self-control. . The World Health Organization (. W.H.O.), . along with National and International medical and scientific societies, now recognize obesity as . Pennington Biomedical Research . Center. 3/6/2015. 2. Childhood obesity rates. Childhood obesity rates have doubled in the U.S. over the last 30 years. . The distribution of body-mass index (BMI) has shifted, such that the heaviest children, at greatest risk of complications, have become even heavier. . October 2015 W especially vulnerable due to the additional risk factors associated with inadequate resources and under-resourced What Does the Research Say About Food Insecurity and Obesity? publishe Ministry of Health. Executive Summary. The analysis of obesity using the layered structure on the social determinants of health shows that obesity denotes obesity as a “wicked problem”. . Obesity cannot be linked to a single cause or solution and addressed by one sector. . & Dr. Hani . Alghamdi. Objectives . 1- Definition and classification of obesity. 2- Magnitude of the problem of obesity. 3- Causes of obesity. 4- Obesity prevention . Obesity definition:. “Overweight and obesity are defined as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to health”. . Paediatric Dietitian. Aim and objectives. Aim:. . Identify the obese child, the influences that contribute to obesity and the interventions to help achieve and maintain a healthy weight. Objectives: .