Nutritional Assessment anthrropometryQuiz

What is the primary purpose of anthropometry?

• To evaluate dietary intake

• To assess body composition

• To measure blood pressure

• To analyze physical activity levels

Which of the following is NOT a method for measuring height?

• Wall measurement

• Tape measure

• Stadiometer

• Clinical scales

What does Actual Body Weight (ABW) represent?

• Weight estimated from predictive equations

• Weight of fat-free mass only

• Unadjusted sum of all body compartments

• Weight adjusted for height

What is the formula for calculating Percent Usual Body Weight (%UBW)?

• (actual body weight/ideal body weight)X100

• (ideal body weight/actual body weight)X100

• (actual body weight/usual body weight)X100

• (usual body weight/actual body weight)X100

What BMI range indicates normal weight?

• Below 18.5

• 18.5–24.9

• 30.0 and above

• 25.0–29.9

Which method is used to estimate height when it cannot be directly measured?

• Waist circumference

• Knee height

• Body mass index

• Skinfold thickness

What does a %UBW of less than 75% indicate?

• Severe malnutrition

• Moderate malnutrition

• Normal nutritional status

• Mild malnutrition

What is the purpose of Adjusted Body Weight (ABW)?

• To assess dietary intake

• To measure body fat percentage

• To prevent over or under feeding

• To estimate ideal body weight

Which of the following is a method for measuring knee height?

• Using a scale

• Using a tape measure while seated

• Using a stadiometer

• Using a height stick

What is the significance of Ideal Body Weight (IBW)?

• It adjusts weight for height

• It is used to determine body fat percentage

• It indicates hydration status

• It measures muscle mass