After an initial body composition assessment, a woman (Wt-188 lbs; BMI-36; 40% body fat) who is physically inactive, 39 years old, no other CHD Risk Factors; No known chronic diseases & No signs/symptoms of CV or any other chronic diseases, comes to your Health & Fitness Center (non-clinical) for consultation. What is an appropriate goal body weight - using the upper end of the health-criterion referenced body fatness range and approximately how long should it take for her to reach this goal body weight? 142.3 lbs: 46-92 weeks swer 152.4 lbs: 36-72 weeks rered 165 lbs: 12-23 weeks 152 lbs; 18-36 weeks

After an initial body composition assessment, a woman (Wt-188 lbs; BMI-36; 40% body fat) who is physically inactive, 39 years old, no other CHD Risk Factors; No known chronic diseases & No signs/symptoms of CV or any other chronic diseases, comes to your Health & Fitness Center (non-clinical) for consultation. What is an appropriate goal body weight - using the upper end of the health-criterion referenced body fatness range and approximately how long should it take for her to reach this goal body weight? 142.3 lbs: 46-92 weeks swer 152.4 lbs: 36-72 weeks rered 165 lbs: 12-23 weeks 152 lbs; 18-36 weeks

Case Studies In Health Information Management

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781337676908

Author:SCHNERING

Publisher:SCHNERING

Chapter6: Leadership

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.22.1C

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