Exam 6: Anthropometry
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The amount of air that remains in the lungs after a complete exhalation is known as residual volume.
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If a stadiometer is not available to measure height,a non-stretchable tape measure securely fastened to a flat,vertical surface such as a wall is an appropriate approach to measuring height.
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In the 4-compartment body composition model,the human body is composed of four chemical groups: water,________,mineral,and fat.
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When estimating body composition using bioelectrical impedance,dehydration caused by insufficient water intake,excessive perspiration,heavy exercise,or alcohol use can result in ________.
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The sagittal abdominal diameter is measured at the height of the ________ with the participant in a supine position,knees bent and feet flat on an examination table.
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During bioelectrical impedance (BIA)body composition measurements,electrical impedance of body tissues is assessed,with the greatest impedance found in ________ tissue.
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Which of the following correctly expresses body mass index (Quetelet's index)?
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The CDC growth charts for children from birth to 24 months were developed using growth standard data.
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An individual has a height of 5 feet 7 inches.How much would this person have to weigh in order to have a body mass index of 23? Select the closest answer.
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When an infant is lying on its back in order to have its length measured,it is said to be in the __________ position.
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Which of the following assumptions has the greatest potential for being a significant source of error in estimating body composition from skinfold measurements?
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A 10-year-old whose BMI for sex and age is at the 75th percentile would be considered ________.
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In persons who are very muscular or who have clinically significant edema,body mass index will overestimate body fat content.
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An 18-year-old female whose BMI is 31 kg/m2 but whose BMI for sex and age is at the 93rd percentile would be considered ________.
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The triceps skinfold site is located midway between the lateral projection of the ________ and the olecranon process,with the elbow flexed 90 degrees.
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An adult whose BMI is 22.4 kg/m2 would be considered ________.
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A growth chart developed using anthropometric data collected from a large group of infants and children who grew under optimal health and environmental conditions is known as a growth __________.
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When using the CDC growth charts for boys and girls ages 2 years to 20 years,either standing height or recumbent length can be appropriately used.
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