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The body mass index (BMI) can be calculated from a person's height and weight to determine if they are too thin, overweight, or obese. The document instructs the reader to calculate their own BMI using a provided worksheet and then see a nurse or doctor to interpret what their BMI means about their health. It aims to help prevent malnutrition by analyzing one's BMI.
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- 1. The body mass index (or BMI) can be calculated from height and weight. It tells whether a person is too thin (wasted) or heavy (overweight/obese) for his height. Calculate your own BMI and visit the school nurse / physician for the BMI interpretation. NAME: DATE: SECTION: Grade 6, Lesson 1 - Nutrition Problems Session 1 Worksheet MY WEIGHT (IN KG): MY HEIGHT (IN M): MY BMI COMPUTATION: Based on your answers, how can you improve your food intake to prevent malnutrition? Source: https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/bmi-charts.html MY BODY MASS INDEX (BMI) — FOR BOYS
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