#1
What does BMI stand for?
Body Mass Index
ExplanationBMI stands for Body Mass Index, a numerical measure of a person's weight in relation to their height.
#2
Which formula is used to calculate BMI?
Weight (kg) / Height (cm)
ExplanationBMI is calculated using the formula: Weight (kg) / Height (cm).
#3
What BMI range is considered 'normal'?
18.5 - 24.9
ExplanationA BMI range of 18.5 - 24.9 is considered 'normal'.
#4
What BMI range is considered 'overweight'?
25 - 29.9
ExplanationA BMI range of 25 - 29.9 is considered 'overweight'.
#5
What is the BMI classification for a BMI of 17?
Underweight
ExplanationA BMI of 17 falls into the classification of 'Underweight'.
#6
What is the BMI classification for a BMI of 40?
Obese Class I
ExplanationA BMI of 40 is classified as 'Obese Class I'.
#7
What is the BMI formula for the imperial system?
Weight (lbs) / Height (in)² * 703
ExplanationIn the imperial system, BMI is calculated using the formula: Weight (lbs) / Height (in)² * 703.
#8
Which health condition is closely associated with a BMI over 30?
Hypertension
ExplanationA BMI over 30 is closely associated with the health condition of Hypertension.
#9
What does a BMI of 16.5 indicate?
Severe Underweight
ExplanationA BMI of 16.5 indicates 'Severe Underweight'.
#10
How does BMI differ for adults and children?
BMI is interpreted differently for children based on age and sex
ExplanationBMI is interpreted differently for children based on age and sex.
#11
Which BMI category is associated with the highest risk of developing chronic diseases?
Obese
ExplanationThe 'Obese' BMI category is associated with the highest risk of developing chronic diseases.
#12
What does a BMI of 27.5 indicate?
Overweight
ExplanationA BMI of 27.5 indicates 'Overweight'.