Dual energy X-ray absorptiometry, or DXA (formerly DEXA), is a newer method for estimating body fat percentage, and is commonly cited as the current gold standard for body composition testing.
* Immersion: This method is based on the fact that lean tissue (muscles,
bones, etc.) tends to sink in water, while fat floats. The client is seated
in a chair which hangs from a scale, rather like a scale in a supermarket's
produce section. The chair and the client are lowered into a pool of water
until the client is completely immersed, and the client's weight (while
immersed) is recorded. The fatter you are, the more you tend to float, and
the lower your immersed weight will be--muscular people weigh more than fat
people while immersed.
the amount of blood and oxygen in your body
name one quantity that must be known in order to determine the amount of heat associated with the body
Use calipers for an accurate measurement.
No. BMI takes into account only height and weight, not fatness. As a result, many heavy (yet lean and muscular) athletes would be categorized as obese, even though they have an extremely small amount of body fat. Body fat percentage would be a better factor to consider.
Age, gender, and the body's amount of fat and muscle tissue.
All of the above
Either the amount of heat released from the body in sealed chamber or oxygen consumed by body in sealed chamber can be used to determine a person's metabolic rate.
All of the above
the three factors that determine the energy cycle are solar power, electricity, and heat.
Total Body Area. Used to determine the amount of body surface affected by a condition, ailment, injury etc.
No, only that it has been in the body.
All of the above