is_obese: Determining whether a patient is obese from get_bmi_category
In SchlossLab/exception-handling: What the Package Does (One Line, Title Case)
Description
Usage
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Description
Determining whether a patient is obese from get_bmi_category
Usage
1
is_obese(weight_kg, height_cm)
Arguments
weight_kg
patient weight in kilograms
height_cm
patient height in centimeters
Value
True or false for obesity
Examples
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2
3
get_bmi_category(100, 200)
get_bmi_category(50, 198)
get_bmi_category(180, 150)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Determining whether a patient is obese from get_bmi_category
Usage
1 | is_obese(weight_kg, height_cm)
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Arguments
weight_kg |
patient weight in kilograms |
height_cm |
patient height in centimeters |
Value
True or false for obesity
Examples
1 2 3 | get_bmi_category(100, 200)
get_bmi_category(50, 198)
get_bmi_category(180, 150)
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