Calculate the ideal weight and the weight range for a woman who is 5 feet, 7 inches tall. Calculate the BMI of a woman who’s 5 f
eet, 4 inches tall and weighs 160 pounds. Would you classify this person as normal, overweight, or obese? List three physical tests used to determine a person’s body composition. What you weigh isn’t as important as the ratio of _______ to _______. A person who is _______ is 15 to 20 percent below ideal body weight. A person who is overweight is _______ to _______ percent over his or her ideal body weight. When a person is carrying around excess fat to the point that it’s life-threatening, or when a person is over 100 percent of his or her ideal body weight, he or she is considered to be _______ obese. _______ is a method of measuring body mass index that uses electrodes placed on the ankles and wrists.
The BMI for a person who is 5'4 and 160 pounds would be considered overweight.
the ideal bmi for a 5'7 person would be 19-24. 17-30% is ideal body fat for adult. women and 11-20% for adult men. - a person who is UNDERWEIGHT is 15-20% below ideal body weight.
-bioelectrical impedence analysis is a method of measuring BMI that uses electrodes on ankles and wrists.
<span><span>1. To calculate a woman’s ideal weight, start with 100 pounds for the first 5 feet of height and add 5 pounds for each additional inch of height. An ideal range is within 10 percent of that weight. Therefore, Ideal weight = 135 pounds; ideal range = 121.5 to 148.5 pounds </span><span>2. (1) Divide 160 by 64. Answer = 2.5 (2) Divide 2.5 by 64. Answer = .039 (3) Multiply 039 by 703. Answer = 27.4. BMI is 27.4. This person would be considered overweight, not obese. </span>3. Water displacement, bioelectrical impedance analysis, and air displacement 4. muscle, fat 5. underweight 6. 10, 20 7.morbidly 8.<span>Biolectrical impedance analysis (BIA)</span></span>
