What is the standard of height and weight?

There are two commonly used calculation methods:

One is: adult: [height (cm)- 100] × 0.9 = standard weight (kg)

The other is:

Male: height (cm)- 105= standard weight (kg); Female: Height (cm)- 100= standard weight (kg)

The above two calculation methods have basically been widely used.

A simple way to calculate the standard weight of children is:

1 ~ 6 months: birth weight (kg)+month age ×0.6= standard weight (kg)

7 ~ 12 months: birth weight (kg)+month age ×0.5= standard weight (kg)

1 year or older: 8+ age× 2 = standard weight (kg)

Measurement method of obesity

1, weighing

Men's standard weight: height minus105; Female standard weight: height minus 100. Normal body weight is within the standard plus or minus 10%, and obesity is above 10%.

2. Body mass index

The weight in kilograms divided by the height in square meters. This method is more accurate and is used by the state to measure overweight and obesity. The normal range is 18.5-23.9, 24-27.9 overweight, and obese over 28. For children, the diagnostic standard is different from that of adults, which is a little lower.

Refer to the above? Baidu encyclopedia-standard weight