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3 years ago

• ¿Qué es el paro cardiorrespiratorio?

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pav-90 [236]3 years ago

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El paro cardiorrespiratorio (PCR), es el cese súbito del gasto cardíaco y de la ventilación espontánea eficaz

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c. facilitated diffusion requires an integral protein

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The formula is given as

$\frac{Weight (Kilograms)}{Height (Metres)}$ or

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If an adults BMI falls within the 18.5 to 24.9 range, it is considered healthy.

One of the benefits of using BMI as a health metric is that it is so easy to compute.

Its major disadvantage is that it only accounts for height and weight which can be altered by a variety of circumstances and as such in most cases are not the best indicators of whether or not, one if healthy.

For example, a higher muscle mass will mean more weight and as such, a higher BMI. Generally speaking, more muscle and less fat is healthy. So BMI, in this case, is useless as a metric of health status.

Other factors which alter the reading of BMI are: Gender, Frame Size, Age,

Pregnancy etc.

An individual who is very muscular, pregnant, or have a large frame, will most likely have a higher BMI calculation which may indicate that one is obese or overweight when they're not.

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