182b2349__Screening_Tests___Be_Colorado__What_it_measures
[Test] Height, weight and waist circumference [Ideal number/range] The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention use the following BMI standards: —below 18.5: underweight —18.5 – 24.9: normal —25 – 29.9: overweight —30 and above: obese [Things to know] Centralized fat found in waist circumference tests may be a risk for developing heart disease. As your weight increases, so does your risk for developing high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes. Dramatic loss in height—greater than one inch—may be a sign of bone loss or osteoporosis. [What it measures] 
Together, they form an equation, the result of which indirectly determines your body fat, or body mass index (BMI).
Biometric Screening Tests - Be Colorado
What it measures