[Answered]: The complication rates for bariatric surgery a

The complication rates for bariatric surgery a. have gone down from 40% to 30% b. are unchanged c. are less than 3% d. have gone down to 15% 2. If one or both parents are overweight or obese, an overweight child has a ___ chance that this will follow him or her into adulthood. a. 50% b. 25% c. 80% d. 70% 3. In studies, contributors to overweight and obesity in children include a. eating an evening snack b. not making the sports team at school c. skipping breakfast, drinking pop, and overdoing media time d. underperforming in school 4. A 13-year-old obese child with high blood pressure should a. maintain current weight and not gain any more b. lose 1–2 lb per week c. lose 2–4 lb per month d. engage in very slow weight loss of 1 lb per month 5. If a man has a waist circumference of 42 in and he has stage II obesity, what is he at increased risk of having, and what is his risk level? a. high level of risk for diabetes only b. increased risk for cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and/or diabetes c. high level of risk for reflux d. very high risk for cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and/or diabetes 6. A newer weight loss drug that is sometimes used short term when obese clients are at increased medical risk is a. phentermine and topiramate b. fenfluramine and dexfenfluramine c. sibutramine (Meridia) d. none of the above, as all amphetamines are good to use