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Body Composition
Percentage of body fat tissue and healthy tissue
Normal % for Men and Woman
Men: 12-18%
Women: 18-23%
Hydrostatic Weighing
-Measures % of body fat by how much water is displaced during submersion
-Limits: Accounting for residual lung volume and patient's tolerance for full water submersion
-Error Rate: 2-2.5%
Plethsmography
-Measures % of body fat by how much air is displaced from enclosed oval.
Skinfold Measurement Theory
That the amount of subcutaeous tissue is proportional to the total fat in the body
Skin fold sites
1)Triceps
2)Biceps
3)Chest
4)Midaxillary
5)Abdominals
6)Subscapular
7)Thigh
8)Medial calf
9)Suprailliac
Skin fold Procedure
-Measure on right side and perpendicular to fold
-Remeasure if >1-2mm
-Limits: Noms of age, sex, ethnicity. Experience of examiner
Body Mass Index Definition
Assesses the potential risk for obesity related health problems
BMI Scale
1)<18.5 kg/m2 = Underweight
2)20-24.9 kg/m2 = Normal
3)25-29-9 kg/m2 = Overweight
4)30-34.9 kg/m2 = Obesity 1
5)35-39.9 kg/m2 = Obesity 2
6)>40 kg/m2 = Obesity 3