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Weight
Management
Jeopardy
7th Grade John Warhol
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• Pick a category and a point amount.
• Give the question (which will be your answer) to
  the answer that is displayed.
• The person with the highest point total at the
  end wins the game.

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• Overweight Body weight that falls above the
  range associated with
• minimum mortality.
• Obesity - The condition of having an excess of
  nonessential body fat.
• Approximately 64 of Americans or about 127
  million people are
• categorized as being overweight or obese.
• Fat cells do not multiply when a person gains
  weight.
• Fat cells inflate when a person gains weight.
• Lack of physical activity is one reason a person
  might become obese or
• overweight.
• Boys and girls have about the same prevalence
  for being overweight or
• obese.

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• Body Mass Index is a calculation of height and
  weight to
• yield a number that signifies a persons
  weight status.
• One-half to two pounds a safe amount of weight
  loss per
• week for long term gains.
• BMI of 18.5 24.9 is considered in the normal
  range.
• Type II Diabetes, hypertension and sleep apnea
  are some
• of the health risks associated with obesity.
• Resting Metabolic Rate accounts for
  approximately 55 -
• 75 of daily energy expenditure.

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Obesity500

• Each year there is an excess of 300,000

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Obesity400

• Mexican-Americans and African Americans

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Obesity300

• Hypertension, Type II Diabetes Mellitus, Coronary
  Heart Disease, Increased Stress on Weight Bearing
  Joints, Sleep Apnea

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Obesity100

• Body weight that falls above the range associated
  with minimum mortality.
• The condition of having an excess of nonessential
  fat.

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Obesity200

• 64 or about 127 Million

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Adolescents500

• 70 chance, but 80 chance if one or more parent
  is overweight or obese.

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Adolescents 400

• Energy In gt Energy Out

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Adolescents300

• Watching TV, Internet, Lack of physical activity

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Adolescents200

• In children, Boys gt Girls and in Adolescents,
  Boys Girls

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Adolescents100

• 30 are considered this and 15 are considered
  this

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BMI500

• Height and Weight

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BMI400

• BMI of 18.5 24.9

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BMI300

• BMI of 30 or more

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BMI200

• BMI of 25 29.9

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BMI100

• Body Mass Index

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Misc.500

• Accounts for 55 - 75 of daily energy
  expenditure.

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Misc.300

• In someone who is overweight these cells are not
  increased, however they are inflated more.

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Misc.100

• Eat healthy, exercise, and reduce sedentary
  activities, such as watching TV and playing
  computer games.

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Misc. 200

• Skin fold calipers, Hydrostatic
• underwater weighing, Electrical
• Impedance and Scanning

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Misc.400

• One-half to two pounds a week

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Thanks to the contributors
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Credits
Core Concepts in Health, Ninth Edition. Insel,
Paul M., Roth, Walton T., The McGraw-Hill
Companies Inc. 2002.
http//www.obesity.org http//www.kidsource.com/ki
dsource/content2/obesity.html http//www.surgeonge
neral.gov/topics/obesity/default.htm http//pediat
rics.about.com/cs/nutrition/a/weight_loss_gde.htm
http//www.bcm.tmc.edu/cnre/index.html Graphics ht
tp//www.gograph.com
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Answer (Question) Key

• All answers must start with the phrase(s) What
  is (are). or Who are (is)
• Misc.
• 100 Ways to lose weight and fight obesity.
• 200 Ways to measure of body fat.
• 300 Fat Cells
• 400 The suggested amount of weight loss per
  week for long term gains.
• 500 Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR)
• Obesity
• 100 Overweight Obese
• 200 Adult Americans categorized as being
  overweight or obese.
• 300 Health risks associated with obesity.
• 400 The two minorities that have a higher
  obesity rate than White Americans.
• 500 Deaths related to obesity.
• Adolescents
• 100 Overweight Obese children and adolescents
• 200 Children Boys have higher prevalence for
  being overweight / Adolescents boys and girls
  have about the same prevalence for being
  overweight.
• 300 Causes that contribute to being overweight
  and obese.
• 400 A main cause of obesity.
• 500 Chances overweight adolescents have of
  becoming overweight or obese adults.