To estimate Total Body Water in liters = body weight in pounds divided by 4. Ex. 120lbs/4 = 30L of body water.
Assignment – What is your estimated TBW?
Answer ;
If my body weight is 160 pounds,
In order to estimate my total body water, I would have divide my
weight with the number of 4.
That is 160 / 4 = 40
Hence my total body water is 40 L.
To estimate Total Body Water in liters = body weight in pounds divided by 4. Ex. 120lbs/4 = 30L of body water. &nbs...
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