Body Mass Index
Also written as BMI.
General: body mass index, pallor, blood pressure, enlarged supraclavicular and inguinal nodes, and signs of spread (ascites, hepatomegaly).
What our notes say
- General: body mass index, pallor, blood pressure, enlarged supraclavicular and inguinal nodes, and signs of spread (ascites, hepatomegaly). (Junior Clerkship in Reproductive Health (MBOG 4200): end of year examination, 4 )
- BMI (Body Mass Index): Calculated as weight(kg)/height(m)² to classify nutritional status. (Bnd 3104 Nutrition And Dietetics)
Study material on Body Mass Index
- Growth and Development in Children
- Obesity Types, Causes and Treatments
- Bnd 3104 Nutrition And Dietetics