Calculations

  1. Calculations

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Order Calculations
1 Percent Ideal Body Weight
2 Percent Usual Body Weight
3 Percent Recent Weight Change
4 Body Mass Index
5 Wrist Measurement
6 Mifflin-St.Jeor for Women
7 Mifflin-St.Jeor for Men
8 Penn State 2003 B (Women)
9 Penn State 2003 B (Men)
20 Penn State 2010 (Women)
21 Penn State 2010 (Men)
Mifflin-St.Jeor for Men

10(weight in kg) + 6.25(height in cm) - 5(age in years) +5

age_years
height_cm
weight_kg
Results

The Mifflin-St.Jeor equation was designed to estimate RMR in the ambulatory population.  Actual body weight is used in these equations, regardless of BMI. It is generally recommneded that a PAL factor be multiplied to obtain TEE.  For additional information, refer to the Estimation of Energy Expenditures section in the Nutrition Assessment section.