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Body mass index:
It is a measure of body fat based on individual's weight in relation to their height. It is a widely used screening tool for obesity and over weight.
BMI = Weight in kilogram / Height in meter square
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- answer with true or false False True The term gastritis for any clinical condition with lower abdominal discomfort like indigestion Squamous cell carcinoma occur in 60-7-years of age more common in women than men Adenocarcinoma of oesophagus comprises 90% of primary oesophageal cancer People with blood group A are more prone to develop peptic ulcers Causes of acute gastritis are infectious, drugs, diet& personal habits EGC is limited to the mucosa & sub mucosaQuestion 11 Explain why it is not always a good idea for an elderly person to lose weight, even if they have a high BMI? Be specific and use terms associated with topics we have covered in class.Presentation on type 2 diabetes 1 introduction and cause 2. Causes and diagnosis 3. Nursing intervention and conclusions
