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Week 3

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

What is body composition used for?

Back (Answer)

To describe relative amounts of fat and fat free tissues

#2
Front (Question)

Different ranges of body composition?

Back (Answer)

Underweight Normal range Overweight Obese Severely obese

#3
Front (Question)

Why do we measure body compositon?

Back (Answer)

General health screening Asses long term change in body composition Talent identifcation for sport

#4
Front (Question)

Body composition can show risk factors such as

Back (Answer)

heart disease diabetes hypertension some cancers hyperlipidaemia

#5
Front (Question)

two-componment model?

Back (Answer)

Body weight = fat free mass + fat mass

#6
Front (Question)

three-conponment model?

Back (Answer)

body weight = total body water + fat free dry mass + residual

#7
Front (Question)

Four-conponment model?

Back (Answer)

Body weight = total body water + bone mineral + fat mass + residual

#8
Front (Question)

types of fats?

Back (Answer)

Essential fat Storage fat

#9
Front (Question)

Essential fat?

Back (Answer)

located in nerves heart glands liver

#10
Front (Question)

storage fat?

Back (Answer)

Located in adipose tissue

#11
Front (Question)

Android fats pose risks of

Back (Answer)

Heart disease Hypertension Diabetes

#12
Front (Question)

Basal metabolic rate (bmr)?

Back (Answer)

Minimum amount of energy reqired to maintain physiological function

#13
Front (Question)

Resting metabolic rate (rmr)?

Back (Answer)

Less strict

#14
Front (Question)

Problems with BMI?

Back (Answer)

does not measure the amount of fat

#15
Front (Question)

Hydrostatic weighing?

Back (Answer)

subject is weighed both on land and when fully submerged in water

#16
Front (Question)

bioelectrical impedance analysis?

Back (Answer)

a low level current is passed through the body to estimate body fat