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Activity 4B: Nomogram for BMI Extension: Research Reports

You will need the class surveys from Activity 4A Perceived Overweight. Return the surveys to the students. Refer the students to the Nomogram to determine Body Mass Index. The directions are on the Nomogram handout. The students should place their risk classification on the survey form. Have the students complete the questions on the survey form. 

 
  • PDF icon Risk Classification Algorithm Teacher Handout 4B
  • PDF icon Nomogram for Body Mass Index Student Handout 4B
  • PDF icon Nomogram for Body Mass Index Student Handout En Español 4B
Keywords: 

Survey, data collection, BMI, body mass index, overweight, obesity, nomogram, algorithm, risk classification, Spanish 

 

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Activity Code: 
4B
Unit Reference: 
Nutrition and Aging
Lesson Reference: 
Lesson 4: Perceived Overweight and Actual Weight Risk Classification
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