Body mass index
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- Q1Which BMI range is typically considered healthy for adults?30.0 to 34.925.0 to 29.918.5 to 24.910.5 to 18.430s
- Q2How is body mass index (BMI) calculated?By adding a person's weight and height togetherBy dividing a person's weight in kilograms by the square of their height in metersBy multiplying a person's weight by their height in inchesBy subtracting a person's height from their weight30s
- Q3What does BMI stand for in relation to body weight?Body Measurement IndicatorBody Mass IndexBulk Mass IndexBasic Measurement Indicator30s
- Q4Why is body mass index (BMI) considered a useful measure of body fat?It determines the muscle mass in the bodyIt can accurately measure the percentage of body fatIt calculates the number of calories burned dailyIt provides a general indication of whether someone's weight is healthy for their height30s
- Q5What is a common limitation of using BMI to assess body fat?It requires complex equipment to calculateIt does not differentiate between muscle and fatIt cannot be used for adultsIt is only applicable for athletes30s
- Q6What BMI value is typically classified as obese?30 or higher20 or higher25 or higher18.5 or higher30s
- Q7Which of the following weight categories is indicated by a BMI of 26.5?UnderweightNormal weightOverweightObese30s
- Q8What is the minimum BMI value that is typically considered underweight?Less than 20Less than 18.5Less than 24Less than 2530s
- Q9Why is it important to consider other factors in conjunction with BMI when assessing overall health?BMI is the only measure needed for assessing healthBMI alone may not account for muscle mass, bone density, or distribution of fatBMI directly correlates with overall fitness levelBMI is always accurate in determining health risks30s
- Q10How does age influence the interpretation of BMI values in children and teenagers?BMI values are irrelevant in assessing health outcomes in young individualsBMI values remain constant at all ages in children and teenagersBMI values change with age, requiring age-specific percentiles for accurate assessmentBMI values decrease with age, indicating better health30s