Weight Management Quiz

2. In your past efforts to lose weight, what were you motivated by?

Being healthier for the sake of me and my family. Being more active. Managing my weight longer-term. Managing my weight-related health conditions, such as high blood pressure or cholesterol.† Other.

3. In your past efforts to lose weight, what sources of support did you rely on?

My family and friends. My healthcare provider. A weight-loss program or support group. I did it on my own.

4. In your past efforts to lose weight, what setbacks have you faced?

I struggled with my eating habits as I was often hungry. Life events got in my way (for example, kids, work, chores etc.) I felt a lack of support. I wasn’t seeing immediate benefits. Other.

What’s your motivation?

5. If I lost some weight, some changes I would see would be…

I may have better eating habits. I may be able to be more active. I may be able to better manage my weight. I may see improvements in my weight-related health conditions, such as high blood pressure or high cholesterol.† Other (for example, feeling confident in my body)

6. What is motivating you to consider a change now?

I want to have better eating habits. I want to be able to be more active. I want to be able to better manage my weight. My healthcare provider told me there were risk factors associated with excess weight.†

7. How do you think you’ll measure weight-management success?

I’ll have better eating habits. I’ll be more active. I’ll be able to better manage my weight.

Discover your strengths.

8. Choose the items below that you most agree with. Remember, if you don’t check off an item, it doesn’t mean you can’t reach your goals. It just means there may be some things your healthcare provider can help you with when you discuss treatment options like Saxenda®.

I have had some success with better eating habits. I feel confident I can be more active in my daily life. I understand I may have weight-related health conditions, such as high blood pressure or high cholesterol.† I have tried to lose weight in the past 12 months. I have tried to lose weight more than five times in the past 5 years. I’m comfortable having conversations with my healthcare provider about weight management. I have a good support system. I am willing to consider weight-loss medication. I am willing to consider injections. I am motivated to take small steps to manage my weight.

Body Mass Index (BMI)

BMI is an approximate measure of body fat based on your height and weight. BMI does not measure body fat directly but is a helpful measure of whether you’re a healthy weight for your height and an easy screening tool to establish which weight category you fall into.

What is your current weight?

Body Mass Index (BMI)

BMI is an approximate measure of body fat based on your height and weight. BMI does not measure body fat directly but is a helpful measure of whether you’re a healthy weight for your height and an easy screening tool to establish which weight category you fall into.

How tall are you?

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