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What is a primary focus of Lifestyle Medicine?
What is a primary focus of Lifestyle Medicine?
- Increasing healthcare costs
- Expanding pharmaceutical use
- Promoting sedentary lifestyles
- Preventing and treating chronic diseases (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a parameter for healthy living?
Which of the following is NOT a parameter for healthy living?
- Healthy diet
- High sugar consumption (correct)
- Regular physical activity
- Healthy lifestyle practices
Which benefit is associated with regular exercise?
Which benefit is associated with regular exercise?
- Increases body fat percentage
- Worsens posture
- Increases fatigue
- Reduces body fat (correct)
Which component is essential for a healthy diet?
Which component is essential for a healthy diet?
How can a healthy diet impact one's life stages?
How can a healthy diet impact one's life stages?
What is the primary characteristic of alcohol use disorder?
What is the primary characteristic of alcohol use disorder?
What is the maximum recommended daily allowance of calcium for strong bones?
What is the maximum recommended daily allowance of calcium for strong bones?
Which type of alcoholism is characterized by individuals who maintain their responsibilities while drinking heavily?
Which type of alcoholism is characterized by individuals who maintain their responsibilities while drinking heavily?
Which foods are advisable to limit during menopause to help reduce hot flashes?
Which foods are advisable to limit during menopause to help reduce hot flashes?
Which of the following is NOT a sign of alcohol abuse?
Which of the following is NOT a sign of alcohol abuse?
What long-term effect can result from alcohol abuse?
What long-term effect can result from alcohol abuse?
What type of fats are recommended to increase during menopause for hormone balance?
What type of fats are recommended to increase during menopause for hormone balance?
What is the purpose of flaxseed consumption during menopause?
What is the purpose of flaxseed consumption during menopause?
Which of the following substances is classified as a stimulant drug?
Which of the following substances is classified as a stimulant drug?
Which of the following is a highly recommended food for maintaining strong bones?
Which of the following is a highly recommended food for maintaining strong bones?
Which option best describes drug abuse?
Which option best describes drug abuse?
What is a common short-term effect of alcohol abuse?
What is a common short-term effect of alcohol abuse?
Which of the following compounds in soy products may help manage menopausal symptoms?
Which of the following compounds in soy products may help manage menopausal symptoms?
What is a potential outcome of mixing alcohol with drugs?
What is a potential outcome of mixing alcohol with drugs?
How does alcohol abuse typically affect interpersonal relationships?
How does alcohol abuse typically affect interpersonal relationships?
Which of the following is NOT recommended for individuals looking to manage their health during menopause?
Which of the following is NOT recommended for individuals looking to manage their health during menopause?
What percentage of deaths in smokeless tobacco users are attributed to oral cancer?
What percentage of deaths in smokeless tobacco users are attributed to oral cancer?
Which type of cancer is NOT commonly associated with smokeless tobacco use?
Which type of cancer is NOT commonly associated with smokeless tobacco use?
What is the main nicotine concern related to dipping tobacco?
What is the main nicotine concern related to dipping tobacco?
What common symptom indicates possible cancer in smokeless tobacco users?
What common symptom indicates possible cancer in smokeless tobacco users?
Which statement about snuff is accurate?
Which statement about snuff is accurate?
What is the likelihood of developing oral lesions for chewing tobacco users?
What is the likelihood of developing oral lesions for chewing tobacco users?
How does chewing tobacco compare in addictiveness to cigarettes?
How does chewing tobacco compare in addictiveness to cigarettes?
Which group of users has a higher risk of developing precancerous lesions?
Which group of users has a higher risk of developing precancerous lesions?
What best defines a healthy lifestyle?
What best defines a healthy lifestyle?
Which of the following is a type of lifestyle mentioned?
Which of the following is a type of lifestyle mentioned?
What is NOT considered a lifestyle risk factor?
What is NOT considered a lifestyle risk factor?
According to the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, which is an example of a lifestyle intervention?
According to the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, which is an example of a lifestyle intervention?
Which lifestyle is characterized by a focus on artistic and literary pursuits?
Which lifestyle is characterized by a focus on artistic and literary pursuits?
What encompasses the World Health Organization's definition of health?
What encompasses the World Health Organization's definition of health?
Which is considered a negative lifestyle factor?
Which is considered a negative lifestyle factor?
Which of the following might be included in lifestyle medicine interventions?
Which of the following might be included in lifestyle medicine interventions?
What is the leading preventable cause of illness and premature deaths?
What is the leading preventable cause of illness and premature deaths?
Which of the following forms of tobacco consumption is considered smokeless?
Which of the following forms of tobacco consumption is considered smokeless?
Which cigarette-related statistic predicts future mortality due to smoking?
Which cigarette-related statistic predicts future mortality due to smoking?
What is a significant health effect linked to the use of smokeless tobacco?
What is a significant health effect linked to the use of smokeless tobacco?
What drives the growth of the global alcoholic beverages market?
What drives the growth of the global alcoholic beverages market?
As of 2017, what was the valuation of the global alcoholic beverages market?
As of 2017, what was the valuation of the global alcoholic beverages market?
What percentage of all deaths is currently caused by tobacco use?
What percentage of all deaths is currently caused by tobacco use?
Which of the following is NOT a form of smokeless tobacco?
Which of the following is NOT a form of smokeless tobacco?
Flashcards
Lifestyle Medicine
Lifestyle Medicine
An approach to preventing and managing chronic diseases by focusing on changing modifiable lifestyle factors (like diet, exercise, and smoking) instead of solely relying on medicine.
Healthy Diet
Healthy Diet
Eating a variety of foods that provide all the nutrients your body needs in the right proportions.
Daily Physical Activity
Daily Physical Activity
Regular physical activity that can range from moderate intensity to vigorous intensity.
Healthy Lifestyle Practices
Healthy Lifestyle Practices
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Benefits of Exercise
Benefits of Exercise
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What is WHO's definition of health?
What is WHO's definition of health?
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What is lifestyle?
What is lifestyle?
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What is a nomadic lifestyle?
What is a nomadic lifestyle?
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What is a bohemian lifestyle?
What is a bohemian lifestyle?
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What is a healthy lifestyle?
What is a healthy lifestyle?
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What are lifestyle factors?
What are lifestyle factors?
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What is lifestyle medicine?
What is lifestyle medicine?
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What are lifestyle risk factors?
What are lifestyle risk factors?
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Calcium Daily Intake
Calcium Daily Intake
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Magnesium Daily Intake
Magnesium Daily Intake
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Vitamin D Daily Intake
Vitamin D Daily Intake
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Boosting Calcium Intake
Boosting Calcium Intake
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Foods to Limit During Menopause
Foods to Limit During Menopause
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Good Fats for Menopause
Good Fats for Menopause
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Flaxseed for Hot Flashes
Flaxseed for Hot Flashes
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Soy for Menopausal Symptoms
Soy for Menopausal Symptoms
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Alcohol Use Disorder
Alcohol Use Disorder
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Functional Alcoholics
Functional Alcoholics
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Drug Abuse
Drug Abuse
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Stimulant Abuse
Stimulant Abuse
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Short-Term Effects of Alcohol Abuse
Short-Term Effects of Alcohol Abuse
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Long-Term Effects of Alcohol Abuse
Long-Term Effects of Alcohol Abuse
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Muscle and Bone Breakdown
Muscle and Bone Breakdown
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Pancreatitis
Pancreatitis
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Tobacco Consumption
Tobacco Consumption
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Smokeless Tobacco
Smokeless Tobacco
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Burned Tobacco
Burned Tobacco
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Nicotine
Nicotine
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Alcohol Abuse
Alcohol Abuse
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Drug and Alcohol Combos
Drug and Alcohol Combos
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Tobacco and Cancer
Tobacco and Cancer
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Tobacco and Heart Disease
Tobacco and Heart Disease
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What is snuff?
What is snuff?
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What is dipping tobacco?
What is dipping tobacco?
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What is leukoplakia?
What is leukoplakia?
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What is nicotine?
What is nicotine?
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What are carcinogens?
What are carcinogens?
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What types of cancer can be related to smokeless tobacco?
What types of cancer can be related to smokeless tobacco?
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How much nicotine is in a dip of smokeless tobacco?
How much nicotine is in a dip of smokeless tobacco?
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What is the risk of mixing different types of smokeless tobacco?
What is the risk of mixing different types of smokeless tobacco?
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Study Notes
Lifestyle Factors in Medicine
- Health Definition (WHO): A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
- Lifestyle Definition: Habits, attitudes, tastes, standards (moral and economic), etc., that constitute an individual or group's way of life.
- Healthy Lifestyle: Closely related to active lifestyles.
- Types of Lifestyles: Nomadic, Bohemian, Corporate, Rural, Urban (City), Mountain, Beach
Lifestyle Factors Affecting Health
- Unhealthy Diet: Foods affect health significantly.
- Physical Inactivity: Lack of exercise is detrimental to heart and brain health.
- Unhealthy Weight: Unhealthy weight negatively impacts health.
- Smoking (Tobacco Misuse): A significant risk factor.
- Excessive Alcohol Consumption: Associated with negative health effects.
- Birth Control/Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT): Can have various health consequences.
- Recreational Drug Use: Has harmful effects on health.
- Stress: A recognized negative lifestyle factor.
Lifestyle Medicine
- Definition (American College of Lifestyle Medicine): Utilizes lifestyle changes to treat and manage diseases.
- Key Interventions: Diet, exercise, stress management, smoking cessation, other non-drug modalities.
- Preventive and Treatment Approach: Addresses chronic diseases caused by modifiable lifestyle behaviors such as poor diet, lack of exercise, smoking, and other negative lifestyle choices.
Healthy Living Parameters
- Healthy Diet: Must include a variety of essential nutrients like carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, fiber, water, and salt.
- Daily Physical Activity: Crucial for healthy lifestyle.
- Healthy Lifestyle Practices: Physical activity, stress management, weight reduction, alcohol avoidance, regular mealtimes, and balanced diet are necessary.
- Exercise Benefits: Reduces body fat, controls blood sugar, improves posture and balance, manages stress, strengthens muscles, relieves back pressure, improves circulation, and enhances self-image.
What is a Healthy Diet?
- Balanced Diet (with portion guidelines): Essential nutrients like carbs, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, fiber, water, and salt are required. A variety of foods is important.
- Foods to Limit or Avoid: Cut back on fatty foods and sugary foods. Reduce saturated fats.
- Foods to Increase Consumption of: Ensure a variety of foods is in the diet to reach good health.
Factors Affecting Nutrient Requirements
- Age: Age is a factor in determining appropriate nutrient requirements.
- Sex: Sex can affect nutrient needs.
- Activity Levels: Physical activity levels impact nutrient demands.
- Physiological Status: Physical state dictates the need for nutrients.
- Environmental Conditions: Environment can affect nutrient needs.
Healthy Diet for Prevention of Diseases
- Heart Disease/High Cholesterol/High Blood Pressure: Lifestyle choices and dietary habits are crucial in prevention.
- Obesity
- Hypothyroidism/Hyperthyroidism
- Diabetes
- Anemia
- Acne/Wrinkles
- Skin Diseases
- Osteoarthritis/Osteoporosis
- Liver Diseases
- Cancer
Healthy Eating Habits
- Variety of whole grains: Important for healthy diet.
- Protein intake: Healthy amounts are needed.
- Choosing healthy fats: Healthy fats are critical to include in balanced eating habits.
- Iron and calcium: Need to be included in a balanced diet.
- Refined sugar: Should be reduced or removed altogether.
- **Alcohol and caffeine:**Should be consumed in moderation.
- Meal portion sizes: Smaller portions are recommended.
- Regular breakfasts: Crucial to the overall healthy lifestyle to avoid unhealthy food choices later in the day.
Healthy Eating Habits (Continued)
- Eating out: Choose low-fat, low-sugar, low-sodium fiber-rich foods when eating out.
- Making changes gradually: Change eating habits slowly over time for consistency.
- Exercise: Regular exercise can also motivate a person to be more mindful of healthy food choices.
Drug Abuse and Alcoholism
- Introduction: Mixing alcohol and drugs can cause serious complications. Drug and alcohol abuse are treatable, and professional help is vital. It can also cause interactions with other substances.
- Definition (Alcoholism): Now known as alcohol use disorder, characterized by a compelling desire or physical need for alcohol despite its negative impact on life.
- Types of Alcoholism: Young adult, young antisocial, functional alcoholics, intermediate, and chronic severe alcoholism.
- Drug Abuse: Excessive and habitual use of substances, a medical problem that develops over time through repeated use.
- Various substances involved: Stimulant Abuse, Cocaine Abuse, Prescription Painkillers, Heroin Abuse.
Effects of Alcohol Abuse
- Short-Term Effects: include vomiting, headaches, slurred speech, impaired judgment, anxiety, insomnia, trouble concentrating, memory loss, breathing problems—coma, or death.
- Long-Term Effects: include damage to internal organs, muscle/bone breakdown, impaired memory, difficulty at work or school, malnutrition, cardiomyopathy, brain damage, weakened immune system, liver disease, pancreatitis, or ulcers.
Causes of Drug and Alcohol Abuse
- Financial struggles.
- Marital disputes.
- History of abuse.
- Loss of a loved one.
Treating Drug and Alcohol Abuse
- Starting with a primary care doctor: Evaluate substance use patterns and discuss treatment plans, including medical supervision.
- Behavioral Treatments: Seeking professional help for drug and alcohol recovery.
- Process: Assess risk levels, develop treatment plans, evaluate general health, and consider medications for substance use disorders.
Other Important Points
- Types of Tobacco Use: Include burned tobacco (like cigarettes), smokeless tobacco (like chewing tobacco and snuff), and water pipes (hookah).
- Harmful Effects of Tobacco: Include cancer, gum disease, heart diseases, etc.
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This quiz explores the critical impact of lifestyle choices on health. It delves into definitions of health, types of lifestyles, and specific factors such as diet, physical activity, and substance use that influence well-being. Test your knowledge on how various lifestyle choices can lead to healthier living.
