Lifestyle, Weight Management & BMI

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These flashcards review key points on lifestyle, healthy versus unhealthy eating practices, energy balance, BMI calculation, and classification ranges for effective exam preparation.

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What is the formula for calculating Body Mass Index (BMI)?

BMI = weight (kg) ÷ (height in meters)²

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Which BMI range is classified as NORMAL weight?

18.5 – 24.9

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At what BMI value is a person considered UNDERWEIGHT?

Below 18.5

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Which BMI range falls under OVERWEIGHT?

25.0 – 29.9

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What BMI range corresponds to OBESITY Class I?

30.0 – 34.9

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Define WEIGHT GAIN in terms of energy balance.

Energy consumed is greater than energy expended (more food intake than physical exertion).

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Define WEIGHT LOSS in terms of energy balance.

Energy consumed is less than energy expended (more physical exertion than food intake).

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Define WEIGHT MANAGEMENT in terms of energy balance.

Energy consumed equals energy expended (food intake matches physical exertion).

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Is eating fruits and vegetables daily a healthy or unhealthy weight-management practice? Why?

Healthy; they provide essential nutrients and fiber that aid satiety and overall health.

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Is EATING IN MODERATION considered healthy or unhealthy for weight management?

Healthy; it prevents excessive calorie intake while allowing dietary variety.

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Why is REGULARLY SKIPPING MEALS classified as unhealthy?

It disrupts metabolism, can lead to overeating later, and deprives the body of steady nutrients.

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What makes CONSUMING SWEETS UNCONTROLLABLY an unhealthy habit?

It adds excessive calories and sugar, promoting weight gain and metabolic issues.

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Is substituting water for rice a healthy practice? Explain.

Unhealthy; it removes an important carbohydrate source, leading to nutrient imbalance and energy deficiency.

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Why are HOME-COOKED MEALS generally healthier than fast-food items?

They let you control ingredients, portion sizes, and reduce excess salt, sugar, and trans-fats.

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Is MINIMIZING INTAKE OF DEEP-FRIED FOOD a healthy practice?

Yes; it lowers saturated-fat and calorie intake, aiding weight control.

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Is DRINKING SOFT DRINKS as the first beverage option healthy or unhealthy? Why?

Unhealthy; soft drinks are high in sugar and empty calories that promote weight gain.

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List at least three elements commonly linked to the concept of "LIFESTYLE."

Dietary habits, physical activity level, sleep quality, stress management, and substance use.

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In health discussions, how is the term "LIFESTYLE" best defined?

The set of daily habits and behaviors—such as diet, exercise, and recreation—that collectively influence a person’s overall health and well-being.