Human body
Hans Cools, MD, Agfa Healthcare/Belgium
"Until 2010: Pieterjan De Potter, Ghent University - IBBT/ELIS - Multimedia Lab/Belgium
Agfa Healthcare/Belgium
Formal general description of human body.
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human body
The whole body of a human.
newborn body
The whole body of a newborn human.
human dead body
Remainings of a human after life.
human death
Finding of a human body that stopped being a human.
human body substance
Any sui generis substance contained by a human body.
human body structure
Any structural part of the human body.
This can be a site as object of a disease or a procedure.
human anatomical structure
Human structure of any kind as result of species evolution.
acquired human body structure
Any acquired human body structure, e.g. a scar, an amputation stump.
human body surface
Outer surface of a human body.
human body length
Length as physical property of a human body.
measuring a human body length
Measuring of the length of a human body from the vertex to the sole of the foot in upright position.
human body length measurement
Measurement of the length of a human body from the vertex to the sole of the foot in upright position.
human body surface area
Area as physical property of a human body surface.
human body surface area measurement
Measurement of an area of a human body surface.
Approximative calculation, e.g. in an N3 rule with formula of Mosteller, see http://eulersharp.sourceforge.net/2003/03swap/bodySurfaceArea_rules.
human body weight
Mass as physical property of a human body, since abstraction made of the gravitational acceleration.
human body birth weight
Mass of a human body at birth.
weighing a human body
Measuring a weight of a human body.
human body weight measurement
Measurement of a weight of a human body.
human body birth weight measurement
Measurement of a weight of a human body at birth.
human body weighing device
Device to measure the human body weight.
weight status
Status of a human's weight
severely underweight
A human's body weight being severely low.
Body mass index lower than 16 kg/m2.
underweight
A human's body weight being too low.
Body mass index ranging 16-18.4 kg/m2.
normal weight
A human's body weight being normal.
Body mass index ranging 18.5-24.9 kg/m2.
overweight
A human's body weight being too high.
Body mass index ranging 25-29.9 kg/m2.
obese
A human's body weight being pathologic.
Body mass index ranging 30-34.9 kg/m2.
morbidly obese
A human's body weight being severely pathologic.
Body mass index ranging 35-44.9 kg/m2.
super obese
A human's body weight being extremely pathologic.
Body mass index over 44.9 kg/m2.
adult body mass index
Physical quantity expressing total body fat based on body length and body weight applying to adult men and women.
adult body mass index measurement
Estimation of total body fat based on body length and body weight applying to adult men and women.
May overestimate body fat in athletes and others who have a muscular build; may underestimate body fat in older persons and others who have lost muscle mass.
Specifying a human's body length.
Specifying a human's body surface area.
Specifying a human's body weight.
Specifying a human body having a weight.
Specifying a human's body weight at birth.
Specifying a body mass index of a human adult's body'.
Specifying a human body's weight status.