Yes, a person with a BMI of 17.7 could be admitted to the hospital. A 17.7 BMI is considered underweight.
18.5, i thinks. hope i helped :)
A BMI (Body Mass Index) of 30 or higher classes as obesity. This is calculated using a formula based on a person's weight and height. If someone has a BMI of 30 or higher, they are considered to have obesity.
It's impossible to calculate BMI just by knowing whether someone is broad-shouldered or not. You need to know height and weight to calculate one's BMI
In most of the times BMI Charts can be found in a pharmacy, a hospital or at a doctor's office of a general practicer. It might be also possible to ask your health insurance for further information.
Yes. This gives you a BMI (body mass index) of 22.9, and normal is considered to be 18.5-24.9. You can see a BMI calculator here http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/
Actually, the person does not have to bee too sick. It depends on the individual and what the doctors think is best. Usually, those actually admitted to in-patient treatment centers are those who have lost significant weight, who have serious anorexia, and those who are in dangerous health. If a doctor fells like a person will get progressively worse if not in treatment, they will also probably be placed in a hospital. Most cases are treated out-pateint, though, with trips to hospitals and visits with doctors.
yours is 21.8. a healthy person is between 20 and 25
yes You can check BMI and weight here.
Body Mass Index, or BMI, is the measure of density of someone's weight. Many physicians do not use BMI as an indicator of weight any more because it does not factor in many aspects of weight. If the physician says, put your kid on a diet.
Wrong category, but it depends on your height. Get someone to help you measure your weight/height, and plug it into a BMI calculator. Seach BMI online, you'll find one.
5'8 and 130 lbs = BMI of 19.8 5'11 and 150 lbs = BMI of 20.5 To have a BMI of 19.8, you shouldn't gain, you would have to lose about 8 lbs.
You would have a BMI of 19.5. You can figure this out by dividing your weight by your height in inches, then taking that number and dividing it by your height again. Next, you would multiply that answer by 705, giving you your final BMI.