BSA Calculation by weight and height
6. Patient-based Dose 6.3) Body Surface Area 6.3.1) Body Surface Area
6.3.1.1) BSA Calculation simple Easy 1
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A 65 cm tall patient has the weight about 55.8 kg. What would be the BSA for this patient?
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lb equals 1.00 m2 kg
BSA may be measured from BSA Chart or using this equation
BSA m2 = `sqrt(( Height (cm) × Weight (Kg) )/(3600))`
` \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad = sqrt(( 65 \quad cm × 55.8 \quad Kg )/(3600)) = 1.00 ` m2 Ans.
BSA m2 = `sqrt(( Height (cm) × Weight (Kg) )/(3600))`
` \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad = sqrt(( 65 \quad cm × 55.8 \quad Kg )/(3600)) = 1.00 ` m2 Ans.