You're working with a large group of overweight and obese adults in a community center. You measure height, weight, and also waist and hip circumferences and are using the waist-to-hip ratio to help estimate chronic disease risk. Your female client has a waist circumference of 35 inches and a hip circumference of 40 inches. Which is the correct interpretation of this information?
A. Her waist circumference puts her at moderate risk, but the waist-to-hip ratio is above desired levels.
B. Her waist circumference puts her at low risk, and her waist-to-hip ratio is within desired levels.
C. Her waist circumference puts her at high risk, and her waist-to-hip ratio is within desired levels.
D. Her waist circumference puts her at high risk, and her waist-to-hip ratio is above desired levels.
Answer: A
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