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• Metabolic equivalent
  In [[physiology]], a '''metabolic equivalent''', or '''MET''', is defined as the ratio of a person's metabolic rate duri
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• Metabolic equivalent/Definition
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• Metabolic equivalent
  In [[physiology]], a '''metabolic equivalent''', or '''MET''', is defined as the ratio of a person's metabolic rate duri
  4 KB (530 words) - 09:35, 16 December 2009
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• Exercise
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• Health consequences of obesity
  ...nit increase in BMI, the risk of CHD increases by 8%. However, each 1 hour metabolic equivalent increase in activity score decreases CHD risk by 8%. Physical activity incr
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• Preoperative care
  ...or more clinical risk factors and poor functional capacity (less than 4 [[metabolic equivalent]]s METs) who require vascular surgery is reasonable if it will change manag
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