HBIO 202 Lab final exam with complete
solutions 2025
Two .compartments: .FFM .and .FM. .- .Answer .- .Fat .Mass .(FM) .- .classified .into .2
.different .categories .(essential .and .storage .fat)
Fat .Free .Mass .(FFM) .- .consists .of .npn-fat .body .mass .and .consist .of .protein
.(muscles) ., .water, .and .minerals .(bones)
essential .and .storage .fat .- .Answer .- .-Essential .fat .consists .of .the .fat .stored .in .the
.marrow .of .bones, .heart, .lungs, .liver, .spleen, .kidneys, .intestines, .muscles, .and .lipid-
rich .tissues .of .the .central .nervous
system.
-Storage .fatty .tissue .that .surrounds .and .protects .organs
storage .fat .- .Answer .- .Reference .man: .approximately .12% .storage .fat
Reference .woman: .approximately .15% .storage .fat
Essential .body .fat .of .males .and .females. .- .Answer .- .3% .of .body .weight .is .essential
.fat .(both .male .& .female)
9% .female .sex .specific .for .butt, .boobs,
The .difference .in .the .extra .fat .for .women .and .men .explains .the .gender .difference .in
.body .composition
In .total .men .have .3% .essential .fat .whereas .women .carry .fat .12%
Methods .of .measuring .body .composition .(weaknesses .and .strengths). .- .Answer .-
.girth .measurement, .skinfold .measurement, .bioelectrical .impedance .analysis,
.hydrostatic .weighing
Height/Weight: .- .Answer .- .Weakness .- .40% .of .population .can .be .inaccurately
.classified
Strength- .easy .to .use .and .widely .available
Body .Mass .Index(BMI) .- .Answer .- .Weakness .- .does .not .consider .body .composition .in
.the .weight .measurement, .may .incorrectly .classify .those .with .high .muscle .mass .as
.obese
strength- .- .widely .used .and .accepted .in .clinical .environment
solutions 2025
Two .compartments: .FFM .and .FM. .- .Answer .- .Fat .Mass .(FM) .- .classified .into .2
.different .categories .(essential .and .storage .fat)
Fat .Free .Mass .(FFM) .- .consists .of .npn-fat .body .mass .and .consist .of .protein
.(muscles) ., .water, .and .minerals .(bones)
essential .and .storage .fat .- .Answer .- .-Essential .fat .consists .of .the .fat .stored .in .the
.marrow .of .bones, .heart, .lungs, .liver, .spleen, .kidneys, .intestines, .muscles, .and .lipid-
rich .tissues .of .the .central .nervous
system.
-Storage .fatty .tissue .that .surrounds .and .protects .organs
storage .fat .- .Answer .- .Reference .man: .approximately .12% .storage .fat
Reference .woman: .approximately .15% .storage .fat
Essential .body .fat .of .males .and .females. .- .Answer .- .3% .of .body .weight .is .essential
.fat .(both .male .& .female)
9% .female .sex .specific .for .butt, .boobs,
The .difference .in .the .extra .fat .for .women .and .men .explains .the .gender .difference .in
.body .composition
In .total .men .have .3% .essential .fat .whereas .women .carry .fat .12%
Methods .of .measuring .body .composition .(weaknesses .and .strengths). .- .Answer .-
.girth .measurement, .skinfold .measurement, .bioelectrical .impedance .analysis,
.hydrostatic .weighing
Height/Weight: .- .Answer .- .Weakness .- .40% .of .population .can .be .inaccurately
.classified
Strength- .easy .to .use .and .widely .available
Body .Mass .Index(BMI) .- .Answer .- .Weakness .- .does .not .consider .body .composition .in
.the .weight .measurement, .may .incorrectly .classify .those .with .high .muscle .mass .as
.obese
strength- .- .widely .used .and .accepted .in .clinical .environment
