Ramiro's BMI is 23.2. In which BMI category does he fall? What is hi risk for chronic diseases based on his BMI? [mark all correct answers] a. overweight b. healthy weight c. underweight d. moderate risk e. low risk
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Ramiro's BMI is 23.2. In which BMI category does he fall? What is his
risk for chronic diseases based on his BMI?
[mark all correct answers]
a. overweight
b. healthy weight
c. underweight
d. moderate risk
e. low risk
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