1. A term used to describe a organ who has a high body fat level is 3. The minimum amount of body fat needed for good health is 2. An eating disorder characterized by bingeing with purging is called 4. People with see themselves as too fat even when they are ex tremely thin. Keeping your calories consumed equal to your calories expended is called __ For items 6 through 10 as directed by your teacher, match each term in column 1 with the appropriate phrase in column 2. 6. metabolic syndrome 7. caliper 8. DXA 9. anorexia athletica 10. basal metabolism a. best measure of body composition b. used to measure skinfolds c. condition associated with health risk factors d. energy your body uses just to keep you living e. eating disorder most common among performers

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1. A term used to describe a organ who has a high body fat level is 3. The minimum amount of body fat needed for good health is 2. An eating disorder characterized by bingeing with purging is called 4. People with see themselves as too fat even when they are ex tremely thin. Keeping your calories consumed equal to your calories expended is called __ For items 6 through 10 as directed by your teacher, match each term in column 1 with the appropriate phrase in column 2. 6. metabolic syndrome 7. caliper 8. DXA 9. anorexia athletica 10. basal metabolism a. best measure of body composition b. used to measure skinfolds c. condition associated with health risk factors d. energy your body uses just to keep you living e. eating disorder most common among performers

Answer 1

1. obese2. essential fat3. bulimia nervosa4. anorexia nervosa5. caloric balance6. c7. b8. a9. e10. d

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## Step1The term used to describe an organ with a high body fat level is "obese". This term is used to describe individuals who have a high amount of body fat, which can lead to various health issues.## Step2The minimum amount of body fat needed for good health is "essential fat". This is the amount of fat that the body needs to function properly, including maintaining body temperature, protecting organs, and storing energy.## Step3An eating disorder characterized by bingeing with purging is called "bulimia nervosa". This disorder involves episodes of binge eating followed by purging behaviors such as vomiting or excessive exercise.## Step4People with "anorexia nervosa" see themselves as too fat even when they are extremely thin. This is a serious eating disorder characterized by a distorted body image and an intense fear of gaining weight.## Step5Keeping your "caloric intake" equal to your calories expended is called "caloric balance" or "energy balance". This is the key to maintaining a healthy weight.## Step6Metabolic syndrome is a "condition associated with health risk factors". It is a cluster of conditions that occur together, increasing the risk of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes.## Step7Caliper is "used to measure skinfolds". It is a tool used to measure the thickness of skinfolds, which can be used to estimate body fat percentage.## Step8DXA (Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry) is the "best measure of body composition". It is a scan that measures bone density and body fat.## Step9Anorexia athletica is an "eating disorder most common among performers". It is characterized by an obsession with diet and exercise, leading to severe weight loss and other health issues.## Step10Basal metabolism refers to the "energy your body uses just to keep you living". It is the amount of energy expended while at rest in a neutrally temperate environment, in the post-absorptive state (meaning that the digestive system is inactive, which requires about 12 hours of fasting in humans).

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