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3 years ago

Why should entries in the records or appointment books never be obliterated

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skad [1K]3 years ago

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To keep record of who comes in and goes out, useful for crimes and for other reason.

As with all medical documentation, appointment entries should never be obliterated or erased. This information can be useful in solving crimes and possibly catching suspects. These records can be used as evidence against the suspect and can lead to justice to a certain person! hope that helps!

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The given question lacks the important part of the question required to answer it, however, the complete question is as follows:

Kyle is 30 years old, weighs 125 pounds, and is 72 inches tall.

Use the formula and chart below, as well as a calculator, to evaluate his weight, and then answer the question.

BMI = Weight (in pounds) ÷ [Height (in inches)]² x 703

BMI categories, general

Underweight: less than 18.5

Normal weight: 18.5-24.9

Overweight: 25-29.9

Obese: 30 or greater

Given Kyle's BMI, which statement is most likely true of Kyle's health risks?

a.high risk of diabetes and kidney disease

b. possible risk of malnutrition

c. no risk based on weight

Answer:

The correct answer is : option B. possible risk of malnutrition

Explanation:

Given:

age : 30

weight : 125 lbs

height: 72 inches

formula:

BMI = Weight (in pounds) ÷ [Height (in inches)]² x 703

solution :

by the formula, BMI of Kyle would be:

BMI = Weight (in pounds) ÷ [Height (in inches)] ² x 703.

=125/5184 x 703 = 16.95

Comparing BMI with the given chart suggests 16.95 is underweight and probablely cause due to the malnutrition or may be cause to malnutrition as underweight is breeding ground for malnutrition problems.

Thus, the correct answer is : option B.

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