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- Anthropometry and Work: An Overview | Anthropometry | CDC
Anthropometry and Work: An Overview Key points Anthropometric measurements can help determine degree of protection against dangerous exposures Illness or injury may occur if workers’ normal anthropometric measurements are not considered in workplace designs and personal protective equipment
- Vital and Health Statistics, Series 3, Number 50
Reference data derived from anthropometric measurements are widely used The anthropometric data collected through NHANES are used for various applications, including public health research, health and safety policy formulation, Table
- Anthropometric Indices: Definitions and Categories
Anthropometric indices definitions and child BMI categoriesWeight and height (also referred to as stature) are commonly used to assess the growth of children and adolescents aged 2 to 20 years An anthropometric index occurs when age is combined with weight, height, or body mass index (BMI) The CDC Growth Charts for children and adolescents reflect three anthropometric indices that are sex
- Vital and Health Statistics, Series 3, Number 46
Introduction Based on nationally representative anthropometric data, the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) has published reference tables on the distribution of various body measurements for the U S population (1–5) National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) data are the primary source of body measurement information for the U S population These measurements
- Anthropometric Reference 2016 Data and United States, 2011–2014
Anthropometry or human body measurements provide important indicators of nutritional status in and adults (1) In children, measurements reflect general health status, dietary adequacy, and growth and development over time In adults, body measurements are used to evaluate health and dietary status, disease risk, and body composition This report presents anthropometric reference data for 2011
- Anthropometric Reference Data for Children and Adults: United States . . .
Basic data on anthropometric measurements and angular measurements of the hip and knee joints for selected age groups 1–74 years of age: United States, National Center for Health Statistics
- Vital and Health Statistics, Series 11, Number 249 (April 2009)
Anthropometric data for children reflect general health status, dietary adequacy, and growth and development over time In adults, body measurement data are used to evaluate health and dietary status, disease risk, and body composition changes that occur over the adult lifespan
- Summary and References: Using BMI-for-Age Growth Charts
Glossary Anthropometric index: measure that combines height, weight, or body mass index with age BMI-for-age is an example of an anthropometric index Adiposity: also known as body fatness It is the amount of body fat, expressed either as total fat mass (in kilograms) or the fraction (percentage) of total body fat
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