PPT-Obesity: More Than a Weight Problem

Obesity Introduction Obesity Meets AMA Criteria for a Disease Hormonal and Neural Pathways That Regulate Food Intake and BodyFat Mass Potential Contributors to Obesity Obesity Contributes to Other Diseases. Christine Bradway, PhD, RN, FAAN . cwb@nursing.upenn.edu. Geriatric Medicine Grand Rounds. January 10, 2014 . Objectives . 1. Describe the demographics and consequences of obesity and UI . 2. Examine . 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). Wen Jie Zhang, MD, PhD. Professor of Pathology. School of Medicine, Health Sciences and Engineering. Susquehanna Township High School. Lecture Series .  . Week 1, August . 2014. Clinical Relevance of This Week’s Topic . Organ-Specific, Hormonal, and . Biomechanical . Complications. Gallbladder Disease. Organ-Specific, Hormonal, and Biomechanical Complications. 3. The Paradox of Obesity and Gallbladder Disease. Effect of Obesity. St.Vincent. Medical . Group. IAFP Spring CME & Research Day. May 7, . 2015. The . O. besity Epidemic. In the United States, it is estimated that 93 million Americans are affected by obesity. . In 2001, the states with the top five percentages for obesity were Mississippi, West Virginia, Michigan, Kentucky and . BRANDY STRAHAN, PHD, RN. Assistant Professor. . Introduction. Adolescent obesity . has tripled in the past three decades.. Contributes to serious health problems. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines obesity as:. Presented by: Erica Timmermann. Dietetic Intern 2009. NTR 622 . Case Study. Seminar. Julie . Moreschi. Spring 2009 . Childhood Obesity. Obesity among children and adolescents is on the rise today and is a major health concern. . Fat is just what we thought. The cause of excess subcutaneous and visceral fat deposition in an individual is the cumulative effect of an imbalance between the energy of ingested food and that expended in the course of daily activities. 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 . . EPIDEMIC . 2/3 USA adults and 1/3 children/adolescents overweight or obese. Increasing BMI above 30kg/m. 2 . correlates with increasing morbidity/mortality. Adults with BMI > 40 increased 70% between 2000 and 2010. Pathogenesis of obesity. Complications of obesity. Criteria for anti-obesity drugs. Either:. 1-if . they demonstrate at least . a 5. % greater reduction in body weight as compared to . placebo, after 12 wk.. Katherine S. O’Neal. PharmD. , MBA, BCACP, CDE, BC-ADM, AE-C, CLS. Associate Professor and . Clinical Pharmacist. The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. College of Pharmacy. Department of Medicine. . Abbas. Medical Unit 2. Sheikh Zayed Hospital . Rahim. Yar Khan. What is Obesity. For adults, WHO defines overweight and obesity as follows:. O. verweight. is a . BMI equal to or greater than 25. PwO. ?. Dror Dicker. 1. , Assim Alfadda. 2. , Ian Caterson. 3. , Walmir Coutinho. 4. , Ada Cuevas. 5. , Jason CG Halford. 6. , Carly Hughes. 7. , Masato Iwabu. 8. , Jae-Heon Kang. 9. , Rita Nawar. 10.