| bioelectrical impedance |
ABBR: BIA. Resistance to electrical current as it travels through body fluids and tissues. Its measurement is used in body composition analysis to determine total water, lean mass, and other body components. The results
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| bioelectrical impedance analysis |
ABBR: BIA. A method of body composition analysis useful in measuring the total body water and other components. BIA relies on the changes in electrical current as it travels through body fluids and tissues. The
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| bioelectrical impedance analysis |
Used to calculate body composition (water, fat tissue, cell mass) and basal metabolic rate. By using a relatively simple device, the electrical resistance (body cell mass = good conductor, fat tissue = bad conductor) and capacitive resistance (created at the cell membranes of the cell mass) is measured and used to calculate impedance. Further calculations are made using empirically developed algorithms. ...
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