Total Table 4: Metabolic Factors. Metabolic factors Body Mass Index (BMI), Kg/m² Body surface area (BSA), m² 20.483 1.5001 Basal Metabolic rate (BMR), KJ 142. hr BMR /etay, KJ/hr 213.0 BMR /day, KJ./day 5112.34 745.132 Specific dynamic action (SDA), KJ Average daily physical activity, KS 2,339.319 Total Energy required /day 8196-792 Average daily energy intake. Estimated fat % Live Body LBW kg weight (LBW), kg Target weight (kg) Energy balances (KJ 10,508.9 20 40 57 8,169.61

Total Table 4: Metabolic Factors. Metabolic factors Body Mass Index (BMI), Kg/m² Body surface area (BSA), m² 20.483 1.5001 Basal Metabolic rate (BMR), KJ 142. hr BMR /etay, KJ/hr 213.0 BMR /day, KJ./day 5112.34 745.132 Specific dynamic action (SDA), KJ Average daily physical activity, KS 2,339.319 Total Energy required /day 8196-792 Average daily energy intake. Estimated fat % Live Body LBW kg weight (LBW), kg Target weight (kg) Energy balances (KJ 10,508.9 20 40 57 8,169.61

Nutrition Through The Life Cycle

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337919333

Author:Brown, Judith E.

Publisher:Brown, Judith E.

Chapter17: Adult Nutrition -conditions And Interventions

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