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Obesity, Smoking, Alcohol and other Risk Factors
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1BMI (Body Mass Index) is measured by dividing [blank_start]mass (kg)[blank_end] by [blank_start]height (m) squared[blank_end].
BMI isn't always accurate, especially with people who have [blank_start]heavy muscle but little fat[blank_end].- Aheight (m)
- Bmass (kg)
- Cheight (m) squared
- Dwaist circumference
- Ehip circumference
- Fheight (m)
- Gmass (kg)
- Hheight (m) squared
- Iwaist circumference
- Jhip circumference
- Kheavy muscle but little fat
- Llots of fat but little muscle
- Mlittle fat or muscle
- Nlots of fat and muscle
2Alcohol contains [blank_start]ethanol[blank_end]. This is broken down by enzymes in the [blank_start]liver[blank_end].
Toxic byproducts are formed in this digestion.
Liver Cirrhosis is caused by [blank_start]hydrogen peroxide[blank_end]: one of these byproducts, which damages liver cells.- Aliver
- Bethanol
- Chydrogen peroxide
3Cigarettes contain [blank_start]nicotine[blank_end]. This quickens the heart rate and as a result, [blank_start]blood pressure[blank_end] rises.
Arteries are therefore damaged, causing a substance called [blank_start]plaque[blank_end] to build up and clog the arteries.- Aplaque
- Bblood pressure
- Cnicotine
4When [blank_start]plaque[blank_end] builds up in an [blank_start]artery[blank_end], an [blank_start]atheroma[blank_end] or fatty deposit forms. This can lead to [blank_start]atherosclerosis[blank_end], a disease where the artery is severely narrowed.
- Aatheroma
- Bplaque
- Cartery
- Datherosclerosis
5Waist to Hip ratio aims to measure abdominal fat by dividing the [blank_start]Waist Circumference[blank_end] by the [blank_start]Hip Circumference[blank_end].
For men, a ratio of [blank_start]1[blank_end] or more means the person is overweight. For women this is [blank_start]0.8[blank_end] or more.- AHeight (m)
- BMass (kg)
- CHeight (m) squared
- DWaist Circumference
- EHip Circumference
- FHeight (m)
- GMass (kg)
- HHeight (m) squared
- IWaist Circumference
- JHip Circumference
- K1
- L0.8
- M0.5
- N1
- O0.8
- P0.5
6BMI is a good predictor for a weight lifter with large muscles.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7LDL Cholesterol, or Low-Density [blank_start]Lipoprotein[blank_end] Cholesterol is able to irritate arteries and cause plaque build-ups. When the plaque is removed, a type of blood cell fragment known as a [blank_start]platelet[blank_end] blocks up the irritation, causing a blood clot.
- ALipoprotein
- Bplatelet
8Ionizing radiation is one risk factor of obesity.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
9Smoking is also harmful due to [blank_start]second hand smoke[blank_end]. This additional risk factor is often [blank_start]unavoidable[blank_end], and commonly leads to disease in [blank_start]children of smoking parents[blank_end].
- Aanimals
- Bchildren of smoking parents
- Cthe elderly
- Dthose without adequate food security
- Eradiation
- FUV rays
- Gsecond hand smoke
- Hgenetics
- Iunavoidable
- Jlifestyle-based
- Kgenetic
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- GCSE (Health & Medicine) Biology Test sobre Obesity, Smoking, Alcohol and other Risk Factors, creado por Ablazej P el 04/02/2018.
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- Ablazej P
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