Dear Colleagues.
This topic is concerning to understand methods of evaluation of body composition and their applications in medical practice; as obesity is the most important concerns of morbidity and life expectancy, healthcare system have to understand its importance for evaluation.
Best regards
Dr Majid Abi Saab
Dear Colleagues.
This topic is concerning to understand methods of evaluation of body composition and their applications in medical practice; as obesity is the most important concerns of morbidity and life expectancy, healthcare system have to understand its importance for evaluation.
Best regards
Dr Majid Abi Saab
Body Mass Index(BMI) is a simple index of weight-for-height that is commonly used to classify underweight, overweight and obesity in adults. The BMI Calculator helps you calculate your BMI - http://bit.ly/2HZbphQ
Our body is composed of water, fat, bone and muscles.
Divided into:
Fat free mass- i.e. non fat elements which constitutes bone, muscle, water and tissues.
Body fat- i.e. essential and non essential fats.
This body fat contributes 5% of total body weight in men and 12% in women.
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Body Mass Index(BMI) is a simple index of weight-for-height that is commonly used to classify underweight, overweight and obesity in adults. The BMI Calculator helps you calculate your BMI - http://bit.ly/2HZbphQ
Our body is composed of water, fat, bone and muscles.
Divided into:
Fat free mass- i.e. non fat elements which constitutes bone, muscle, water and tissues.
Body fat- i.e. essential and non essential fats.
This body fat contributes 5% of total body weight in men and 12% in women.
This presentation provides an overview of the PONO story-how the company came to be and what services we offer. Our approach to any work seeks to explode the existing potential within a team, individual, or organization. Want to explode your potential- we'd be happy to explore! Go to our website and send us an email and see what exciting projects we've been working on in Atlantic Canada and internationally in the community and with our clients.
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1. TOPIC 2 - NUTRITION
Understand percentage body fat/body composition and body max index (BMI) as ways of measuring
whether a persons diet is nutritionally healthy for them
Understand definition of obesity and the limitations to defining it
Learning Outcomes:
A – Attempt exam questions using
notes to Support answers
B – Define Obesity and Explain what
and why there are limitations
C – Define and Understand the
terms of BMR, BMI and Percentage
Body Fat
Do Now Task – Attempt the questions on the hand
out
2. ENERGY
Humans like all living beings need to get energy from somewhere.
We use the chemical energy that we can extract from food.
We oxidise food to produce energy, carbon dioxide and water.
oxidation
Food Energy, CO2, Water
The actual amount of energy we need will vary from person to
person and is dependant on their Basel Metabolic Rate and how
much activity they do
3. BMR – BASEL METABOLIC RATE
How quickly the body uses up energy to complete the basic bodily functions.
Therefore it is different for every body.
Infants and young people have high BMR’s in relation to their size due to how
quick they grow and develop. Men have a higher BMR due to more muscle.
BMR is ¾ of your energy needs.
Level of activity and body weight are all factors of the amount of energy a person
requires. High levels of activity allow a person to consume more energy without
gaining weight
4. PERCENTAGE BODY FAT
Body weight is a good guide into a person energy balance. Balanced energy is
delivered though equal energy input (food) to output (activity).
Any excess intake of energy above what is needed daily is stored in the body as
fat.
Body mass is made up of 2 things. Lean body mass (muscles, bones and organs)
and body fat.
Average men 10-20% body fat, women 15-25% body fat. A person who is very fat
will have a percentage body fat higher than these norms
5. PERCENTAGE BODY FAT CONT.
Percentage Body fat can be measured in a number of ways.
Skin Fold Test – Measure specific sections of skin around the body.
This is then compared to relative norm tables.
Problems with this?
Dependant on the accuracy of the person measuring
Bioelectrical Impedance Method – A device has your age, gender, height and weight put
into it. Then electricity is passed though you from one electrode to the other and a
reading is calculated
Most effective way is to be submerged in water and measure how much water is lost
6. OBESITY – A PERSONS BODY FAT PERCENTAGE IS
HIGHER THAN 40%
A condition where excess fat accumulation can impair health.
A BMI of over 30 is also deemed obese as well the percentage body
fat limit of 40%.
It is a symptom not a measurable quantity so it becomes difficult to
define.
If energy intake is higher that output regularly, weight will be
gained leading to obesity.
7. BMI – BODY MASS INDEX
This is used to judge whether a person is the correct weight for their height.
Weight/height (squared) = BMI
Kg/M2 = BMI
There is a strong relationship between BMI and the risk of associated diseases
What are some of the issues with this?
8. INDEPENDENT TASK
Use page 18-20 do design a pamphlet that warns being people of
the risks of becoming over weight and obese.
It has to include the following keywords/information
• Obesity related diseases
• Reasons for weight loss/gain
• Activity Levels
• Issues with being overweight
• Prevention of obesity
• Moderate activity
• Intensity
• Obese
• BMI
• BMR
• Statistics on obesity
• Activity Levels adults/children
