Lecture Six Flashcards by leah zimmerman

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what is % body fat

percentage of total body weight that is composed of fat

what is FFM

all non lipid tissues

what is obese bmi

30 kg/m^2

what are the two types of body fat distribution

android and gynoid

what are indirect measures for body comp

hydrostatic weighing air displacement plethysmography DEXA MRI Skinfold thickness bioelectrical impedence

what are the 2-c models

skinfold measures plethysmography BIA hydrostatic weighing

what are the 3-c models

DEXA

what are direct measures for body comp

anatomical dissection chemical analysis

what is an example of girth measurement

waist to hip ratio

what is fat mass

all lipids in body

describe gynoid type obesity

fat stored around waist and hip female pattern

describe android type obesity

fat stored around abdomen and trunk male pattern

what is lean body mass

FFM plus essential fat

what is the significance of body comp

indicator of nutritional and health status separate mass into metabolically active and inactive components

what are the assumptions for 2-C models

constant density of fat and fat free mass

what are girth measurements

body and limb circumferences

what is obesity associated with

CVD cancer diabetes sexual dysfunction musculoskeletal injury coronary artery disease hypertension osteoarthritis degenerative joint disease abnormal lipid profile reduced athletic performance

how are body fatness and bmi related

weakly

what is essential fat

lipids needed for body to function male 4% female 8%

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what is % body fat

percentage of total body weight that is composed of fat

what is FFM

all non lipid tissues

what is obese bmi

30 kg/m^2

what are the two types of body fat distribution

android and gynoid

what are indirect measures for body comp

hydrostatic weighing air displacement plethysmography DEXA MRI Skinfold thickness bioelectrical impedence

what are the 2-c models

skinfold measures plethysmography BIA hydrostatic weighing

what are the 3-c models

DEXA

what are direct measures for body comp

anatomical dissection chemical analysis

what is an example of girth measurement

waist to hip ratio

what is fat mass

all lipids in body

describe gynoid type obesity

fat stored around waist and hip female pattern

describe android type obesity

fat stored around abdomen and trunk male pattern

what is lean body mass

FFM plus essential fat

what is the significance of body comp

indicator of nutritional and health status separate mass into metabolically active and inactive components

what are the assumptions for 2-C models

constant density of fat and fat free mass

what are girth measurements

body and limb circumferences

what is obesity associated with

CVD cancer diabetes sexual dysfunction musculoskeletal injury coronary artery disease hypertension osteoarthritis degenerative joint disease abnormal lipid profile reduced athletic performance

how are body fatness and bmi related

weakly

what is essential fat

lipids needed for body to function male 4% female 8%

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