Calculation of BMI is (1 point) the only measurement a person should use to determine if weight loss is necessary
the best way to determine if weight loss is necessary if not paired with the waist measurement
one possible method to determine if bodyweight is appropriate if paired with the waist measurement
the perfect method to determine if weight loss is necessary if paired with the waist measurement

one possible method to determine if bodyweight is appropriate if paired with the waist measurement

Explanation:

"BMI" stands for "Body Mass Index." It is one of the methods being used to indicate obesity. It takes into consideration the person's height and weight; however, it doesn't consider the real amount of body fat that a person has. Therefore, it is not a perfect method for determining weight loss. It is just one possible method.

Measuring the person's waist line is also important to consider. Some people have good BMI but most of their weight is concentrated on the waistline. In this case, the person is still at high risk for diseases like type 2 diabetes and heart disease. Other people have higher BMI, just like the athletes. However, it is a result of being more muscular rather than being fat.