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Metabolic Health in Primary Care — Assessment

Metabolic Health in Primary Care — Assessment

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

Which of the following is the central upstream driver connecting metabolic syndrome, dyslipidaemia and cardiovascular risk?

A) Chronic inflammation
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B) Insulin resistance
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C) Hypertension
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D) Sedentary behaviour
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2. Question

A patient with obesity achieves a 7% reduction in body weight. What is the most likely clinical benefit?

A) No meaningful change until at least 20% weight loss is achieved
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B) Improvement in blood pressure, lipids and glucose control
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C) Resolution of obstructive sleep apnoea only
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D) Improvement in renal function only
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Which statement about obesity best reflects current major international guidelines including WHO and NICE?

A) Obesity is primarily a lifestyle choice requiring motivational support
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B) Willpower and personal responsibility are the main treatment targets
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C ) Obesity is a chronic, progressive and relapsing disease driven by biology
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D) BMI alone is sufficient to assess a patient's cardiometabolic risk
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4. Question

A patient reports feeling tired all the time and is sleeping fewer than 6 hours a night. What is the most likely metabolic consequence of this sleep pattern?

A) Increased hunger hormones and greater insulin resistance
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B) Decreased cortisol levels and improved insulin sensitivity
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C) Reduced appetite and a lower BMI over time
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D) An improved lipid profile due to reduced caloric intake
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Why is resistance training particularly important for patients who are losing weight on GLP-1 receptor agonist therapy such as semaglutide or tirzepatide?

A) It replaces the need for dietary change during treatment
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B) Resistance training primarily prevents nausea, the most common side effect
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C) GLP-1 drugs cause muscle hypertrophy that needs to be monitored
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D) Skeletal muscle is a major glucose disposal organ and must be preserved during weight loss
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