Part 1 (25 points)
Determine your basal caloric requirements using the BMR calculator.
Gender: Female
Height: 5 ft 5 in
Weight: 145 lbs
Age: 17
1. Basal Caloric Requirement= 1503.7 (5 pts)
2. What does the Basal Metabolic Rate represent? (10 pts)
BMR is the calories your body needs just to function.
3. What is the importance of calculating your BMR? (10 pts)
The importance of calculating your BMR is it helps you maintain normal body temperature and allows for the body to function properly with a balance of what you eat (caloric input) against what the body uses (caloric output).
Part 2 (75 points)
Determine your caloric output for your daily activities. Use the Calorie Organizational Chart to determine your activities, see link. Once your chart is completed, enter the activities into the calculator to determine your caloric output at Caloriesperhour.com[->0]. Your activities should equal a 24 hour period of time. Be sure to include a typical day for your assignment. Once you have entered all activities in the caloric calculator it will determine your caloric output for the day.
ACTIVITY ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
This is an organizational tool to help you list what you do in a typical day and how long each activity takes. We have filled in three one hour blocks just as an example. Once you have completed the chart, use the Caloric Activity Calculator to determine your caloric requirements for this 24 hour period.
Time of Day|Activities and amount of time for each –
List all that you would do in each one hour block of time.
Your total activity time for each block should be one hour.
If it isn't an hour, then either expand your activities list for that hour or increase your estimated times for each. Remember to complete the entire chart for a full 24 hour period. |Calories Burned|
12:00|sleep (1 hr)|84 calories|
1:00 AM|sleep (1 hr)|84 calories|
2:00 AM|sleep (1 hr)|84 calories|
3:00 AM|sleep (1 hr)|84 calories|
4:00 AM|sleep (1...