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RESULT INTERPRETATION
Here's the explanation and the criteria of the printed results.
1. Personal Data
The subject's ID / name, date, height, weight, age and gender are indicated on the result sheet.
2. Company Logo
The user can input LOGO such as name of hospital, sports center, or obesity clinic, telephone
number, address, contact person, etc.
Refer to the manual of software for logo insertion.
3. Body Composition Analysis
The body composition analysis is indicated in the ratio based on the subject’s weight.
①
Weight: It is the sum of total body water, mineral, protein, and body fat in the table.
②
M.B.F. (Mass of Body Fat): It is calculated by subtracting lean body mass from weight.
③
L.B.M. (Lean Body Mass): It is calculated by subtracting mass of body fat from body weight.
Lean body mass consists of fat free mass of body such as muscle, organs, blood and water.
④
S.L.M.: (Soft Lean Mass): It composes of body water and protein.
⑤
Mineral: It composes of bone and electrolyte.
⑥
Protein: this is a major element that composes soft lean mass together with body water.
⑦
T.B.W. (Total Body Water): It consists of intra-cellular and extra-cellular water. For healthy
adults, body water is 45 ~ 65% of body weight even though it varies between persons.
Assessment of Under, Optimal, and Over in the table is assessed by the optimal range based
on standard weight of the subject.
4. Obesity Assessment
This assessment help to control the subject’s body composition and weight. Body composition
analysis result is compared with ideal body composition reflecting age and gender of the subject.
The result is displayed in a bar graph. Optimal range of weight and soft lean mass is calculated
on the basis of standard weight.
1) Percent Body Fat (P.B.F., %): It is the ratio (%) of the body fat based on the subject’s weight.
low-fat
normal
over-fat
obese
severe obese
Men
less than 15
15 ~ ≤ 20
20 ~ ≤ 25
25 ~ ≤ 30
over 30
Women
less than 20
20 ~ ≤ 30
30 ~ ≤ 35
35 ~ ≤ 40
over 40
2) Body Mass Index (B.M.I., Quetlet’s Index: kg/m
2
): for adults
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