II. In medicine, certain medications are prescribed according to a patient's body surface area, which is wh given by the following formula: BSA = 3131 where BSA is body surface area in square meters, w is patient's weight in pounds, and h is patient's height in inches. 1. Find the body surface area of a person who weighs 160 pounds and is 5 feet 4 inches tall. Show your calculations in the space provided and round your answers to two decimal places. Circle your final answer and be sure to include the proper units. wh for w. 2. a. Solve the formula BSA =, |3131 Show your steps. b. Suppose a patient is known to have a BSA = 1.62 m? and is 4 feet 10 inches tall. Use the transformed formula to find the patient's weight to the nearest pound.

II. In medicine, certain medications are prescribed according to a patient's body surface area, which is wh given by the following formula: BSA = 3131 where BSA is body surface area in square meters, w is patient's weight in pounds, and h is patient's height in inches. 1. Find the body surface area of a person who weighs 160 pounds and is 5 feet 4 inches tall. Show your calculations in the space provided and round your answers to two decimal places. Circle your final answer and be sure to include the proper units. wh for w. 2. a. Solve the formula BSA =, |3131 Show your steps. b. Suppose a patient is known to have a BSA = 1.62 m? and is 4 feet 10 inches tall. Use the transformed formula to find the patient's weight to the nearest pound.

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