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In this video tutorial, Eric, a registered nurse, explains how to calculate Body Mass Index (BMI), a key anthropometric measurement used in health assessments alongside others like skin fold thickness. BMI helps screen patients for potential health issues. To calculate BMI manually, you need the patient's weight and height. Eric emphasizes that the formula used for calculating BMI is the same for both adults and children, regardless of gender, but varies depending on the measurement system: pounds and inches in the imperial system, or kilograms and meters in the metric system. He will demonstrate both formula applications in the video.
