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KMID : 0858820100270010105
Journal of Korean Society for Health Education and Promotion
2010 Volume.27 No. 1 p.105 ~ p.113
Establishing a Standard Definition for East Asian Adolescent"s Obesity
Kim Ha-Rim

Kim Soo-Nam
Kim She-Whan
Kim Hong-Baek
Abstract
Objcetive: The purpose of this study was to establish body mass index percentiles and cutoffs for overweight and obesity in East Asian Adolescent.

Methods: Based on one"s age and gender, subjects were selected and measured their weight and height in order to calculate BMI. For BMI cut off points, data were analyzed and percentile curves were established by the modified LMS method. Results were followed by comparing BMI cut off points and percentiles with one"s nationality, age and gender.

Results: The prevalence of male"s overweight and obesity among East Asian adolescent were as follows: Taiwan (15.4%, 9.0%), Korean (14.5%, 8.5%), Chinese (13.3%, 6.6%), and Japanese (6.0%, 2.1%). And for female, Korean (13.1%, 3.7%), Taiwan (12.6%, 5.1%), Chinese (8.3%, 2.3%) and Japanese (7.9%, 3.1%) were in the order.

Conclusion: Corresponded to the whole subjects, 11.0% of men were overweight, 4.7 were obesity and that appeared in women with 9.0% in overweight, 3.5% were obese.
KEYWORD
Obesity, BMI
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