[01.18b] CM - Lifestyle Medicine Assessment and Intervention (Part 2) V2.pdf

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Whole food plant-based nutrition, Regular physical activity, Restorative sleep, Avoiding risky substances, Positive social connection, and Stress management

What are the 6 pillars of Lifestyle Medicine?

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Functional medicine matrix

Under which section are the 6 lifestyle pillars found as modifiable risk factors?

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1/10

What fraction of people in the Philippines eat a healthy diet?

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MyPlate, Pinggang Pinoy, Canada's Food Guide, DASH Diet, and Dietary Spectrum

What are five tools or plates used to educate patients on nutrition?

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Fruits, grains, vegetables, protein, and a side of dairy

What are the five divisions of the US MyPlate?

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It emphasizes dairy instead of general calcium sources

What is a major criticism of the US MyPlate mentioned in the source?

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Lactose intolerance

What condition do people increasingly develop as they age, making dairy problematic?

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3 to 12 years old

What is the age range for the kid's version of Pinggang Pinoy?

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13 to 18 years old

What is the age range for the teen's version of Pinggang Pinoy?

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60 plus years old

What is the age range for the older adult's version of Pinggang Pinoy?

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GO, GROW, GLOW, and WATER

What are the four main categories of Pinggang Pinoy for adults?

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Energy giving

What is the primary function of GO foods?

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Rice, root crops, pasta, and bread

What are examples of carb-rich GO foods?

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Whole grains (brown rice, corn, whole wheat bread, oatmeal)

What type of grains are recommended in the GO section for higher fiber and nutrients?

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Body building

What is the primary function of GROW foods?

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Fish, shellfish, lean meat, poultry, eggs, and dried beans or nuts

What are examples of GROW foods?

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2 to 3 times per week

How often should fatty fish like tuna or mackerel be consumed for essential fatty acids?

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Dilis and small shrimps

What are two examples of local calcium-rich foods mentioned for strong bones?

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Body regulating

What is the primary function of GLOW foods?

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Wide variety of fruits and vegetables

What foods belong in the GLOW category?

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Obesity and tooth decay

Limiting sugar-sweetened beverages reduces the risk of which two conditions?

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Enjoy your food, Be aware of marketing, Be mindful, Cook more often, and Eat with others

What are the 5 key principles of Canada's Food Guide?

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Industry influence

Canada's Food Guide lacks a dairy section because it has less of what?

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5%

In a whole food plant-based diet, animal meat typically makes up what percentage?

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Protein

What is the common misconception about diets that lack animal meat?

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Group 1

What is the IARC classification for processed meat?

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Group 2A

What is the IARC classification for red meat?

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Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension

What does DASH stand for?

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6 to 8 servings per day

How many servings of grains does the DASH diet recommend?

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4 to 5 servings each per day

How many servings of fresh fruits and vegetables does DASH recommend?

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6 or fewer servings per day

What is the limit for lean protein in the DASH diet?

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2 to 3 servings per day

How many servings of low-fat dairy are recommended in DASH?

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4 to 5 servings per week

What is the frequency for legumes, nuts, or seeds in the DASH diet?

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American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM)

Which organization recommends an eating plan predominantly based on minimally processed plants?

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Fruits, veggies, whole grains, and extra virgin olive oil

What four things should be included in every meal of a Mediterranean Diet?

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3 servings per week

How many servings of fish/seafood, nuts, and legumes are recommended in the Mediterranean Diet?

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1 serving per day

What is the limit for poultry, low-fat dairy, and eggs in the Mediterranean Diet?

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1 serving per week

What is the limit for red meat and sweets in the Mediterranean Diet?

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2026 ACC/AHA Lipid Guidelines

Which 2026 guideline endorses a heart-healthy dietary pattern?

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AASLD 2023 Fatty Liver Guidance

Which 2023 guidance endorses Mediterranean-style eating for fatty liver?

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KDIGO 2024

Which 2024 guideline recommends more plant foods and fewer ultra-processed foods for kidney health?

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Obesity Algorithm 2024

Which algorithm supports weight and cancer-risk reduction through plant-forward patterns?

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Type, Amount, Frequency and duration

What does the TAF framework for a Nutrition Rx stand for?

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2 out of 5

How many Filipinos are sufficiently active?

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Sarcopenia and visceral adiposity

A lack of regular physical activity drives which two conditions?

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Active endocrine organ

Visceral fat behaves like what type of organ?

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Converts testosterone into estrogen

How does visceral fat affect hormonal balance?

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Metabolic syndrome

The activity of visceral fat accelerates the development of what syndrome?

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Exercise as Medicine

What is the concept of utilizing movement to improve overall health?

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Reduced risk of dementia

What is a key brain health benefit of regular physical activity?

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Bladder, Breast, Esophagus, Lung, Colon, Kidney, and Stomach

What does the mnemonic BeBE LuCKS stand for regarding cancer risk reduction?

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No lower threshold

According to the mortality curve, what is the lower threshold for benefit from physical activity?

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150 to 300 minutes

How many minutes of moderate physical activity per week decreases the risk of death by 30%?

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Injury risk

What increases if physical activity is pushed far beyond 300 minutes without added mortality benefit?

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Sedentariness

Meeting WHO guidelines is not enough if a person also has high levels of what?

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75 to 150 minutes

What is the recommended weekly duration for vigorous-intensity aerobic activity?

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Moderate-intensity

A person who can talk but not sing during activity is at what intensity level?

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Vigorous-intensity

A person who cannot say more than a few words without pausing for breath is at what intensity level?

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2 days a week

How many days per week should muscle-strengthening activities be added?

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Preserves muscle mass and decreases visceral adiposity

What are two reasons why resistance training is important?

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Mounjaro and Ozempic

Strengthening exercises are required for patients on which two medications to prevent muscle loss?

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Brisk walking, Ballroom dancing, Gardening, and Housework

What are four examples of moderate-intensity activity?

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Jogging, Fast cycling, Jumping rope, and Competitive sports

What are four examples of vigorous-intensity activity?

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Cardiorespiratory fitness

The ability to perform whole-body exercise at moderate-to-vigorous intensities for long periods is called what?

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Musculoskeletal fitness

The integrated function of strength, endurance, and power is called what?

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Flexibility

The range of motion available at a joint is called what?

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Until failure (difficult to do another repetition)

To what point should resistance exercises be performed?

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8 to 12 repetitions

How many repetitions are recommended for one set of resistance exercise?

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2 to 3 sets

What number of sets is more effective for resistance training?

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Twice per week

How often should stretching activities be performed?

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Preventing injuries

Flexibility exercises are not established by studies to do what?

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Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type

What does the F.I.T.T. prescription format stand for?

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10 to 30 seconds

How long should a static stretch be held?

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2 out of 5

How many Filipinos have poor sleep?

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Inflammation

Chronic sleep restriction can promote what in the body?

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Deep, uninterrupted REM sleep

When does the vast majority of daily testosterone release occur in men?

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Hormonal baseline (castration effect)

Chronic sleep restriction essentially diminishes what in men?

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7 to 9 hours

How many hours of sleep are recommended for adults?

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3 hours

How long before bedtime should alcohol be avoided?

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Tracking and monitoring

What is helpful and effective in maintaining all lifestyle behaviors?

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2 out of 4

How many Filipinos have unmanaged stress?

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4-7-8

What is the count for the go-to breathing technique?

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Inhale 4, Hold 7, Exhale 8

How do you perform the 4-7-8 breathing technique?

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Breath awareness

Which technique shifts breathing from shallow to abdominal to improve oxygen energy production?

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Self-hypnosis

Which technique narrows consciousness to allow suspension of disbelief and relaxation?

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Guided imagery

Which technique uses imagination to refocus the mind on positive, healing images?

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Autogenic training

Which technique uses verbal commands suggesting bodily warmth and heaviness?

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Progressive muscle relaxation

Which technique involves alternatingly tensing and relaxing muscle groups?

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Transcendental meditation

Which technique anchors attention nonjudgmentally on a silent mantra?

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Mindful awareness

Which technique focuses on sensations in the moment rather than the content of thoughts?

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Yoga

What is a comprehensive system of practices involving physical postures, breathing, and meditation?

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Self-efficacy

The confidence that one can do what is required to cope is called what?

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Optimism

Having positive expectations about the future is called what?

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Coherence

The orientation that sees life as meaningful and manageable is called what?

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Men

Social isolation is a silent crisis particularly impacting which group as they age?

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Cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline, and depression

Loneliness increases the risk of which three conditions?

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Work, independence, and being needed

For many men, identity is tied to which three things?

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Stacking social connection with other prescriptions

How can a physician save time while reinforcing multiple pillars?

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2 out of 5

What is the rate of alcohol misuse in the Philippines?

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1 out of 5

What is the rate of cigarette smoking in the Philippines?