Question

question 28
which of the following persons is at high risk of health problems?
○ athletic man with a body fat percent of 13%
○ athletic woman with a body fat percent of 12%
○ non - athletic woman with a body fat percent of 29%
○ non - athletic man with a body fat percent of 18%
question 29
where is the most unhealthy place to store excess body fat?
○ abdomen
○ butt
○ thighs
○ arms
question 30
obesity increases the risk for:

Explanation:

Question 28

To determine high - risk for health problems based on body fat percentage:

• For athletic men, a healthy body fat percentage range is typically around 6 - 13%. So an athletic man with 13% body fat is within the healthy range.
• For athletic women, a healthy body fat percentage range is around 14 - 20%. A body fat percentage of 12% is below the healthy range for athletic women.
• For non - athletic women, a healthy body fat percentage range is around 21 - 33%. A body fat percentage of 29% is within this healthy range.
• For non - athletic men, a healthy body fat percentage range is around 11 - 22%. A body fat percentage of 18% is within this healthy range.

So the person at high risk is the athletic woman with a body fat percent of 12%.

Storing excess body fat in the abdomen (visceral fat) is associated with a higher risk of health problems such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes, etc. compared to storing fat in other areas like the butt, thighs, or arms. Fat stored in the abdomen is more likely to surround internal organs and disrupt normal physiological functions.

Answer:

Athletic woman with a body fat percent of 12%

Question 29