APPENDIX A ANTHROPOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT AND LANDMARK DESCRIPTIONS
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1 APPENDIX A ANTHROPOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT AND LANDMARK DESCRIPTIONS 65
2 ANTHROPOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT DESCRIPTIONS 66
3 ACROMIAL HEIGHT Standing surface -- acromion, right. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position. Stand to the right of the subject, and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the drawn acromion landmark on the tip of the right shoulder. The measurement is made at the maximum point of quiet respiration. The subject must not be allowed to change the position of the shoulders. 67
4 AXILLA HEIGHT Standing surface -- anterior scye on the torso, right. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position. Stand in front of the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the axillary fold as designated by the drawn anterior-scye-on-the-torso landmark. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. The subject must not be allowed to change the position of the shoulders. 68
5 BICEPS CIRCUMFERENCE, FLEXED LANDMARK(S) ENCOMPASSED: Biceps point. PROCEDURE: Subject stands. The right upper arm is extended forward horizontally and the elbow is flexed about 90 degrees. Place a tape around the upper arm at the level of the drawn biceps point landmark. The fist is clenched and held facing the head. The subject is urged to exert maximum effort in "making a muscle." Stand at the right of the subject and use a tape to measure the circumference of the upper arm. The tape should be in a plane perpendicular to the long axis of the upper arm. Exert only enough tension on the tape to maintain contact between the tape and the skin. 69
6 BUTTOCK CIRCUMFERENCE LANDMARK(S) ENCOMPASSED: Buttock point: right lateral, left lateral, and posterior. PROCEDURE: Subject stands erect on a table with heels together. Ask the subject to hold up the right leg of the shorts to expose the landmark. Stand at the subject's right and use a tape to measure the horizontal circumference of the trunk at the level of the maximum protrusion of the right buttock. The tape should pass over the posterior buttock point (not drawn) and the buttock point landmarks drawn on the right and left hips. (On the right hip this landmark is a horizontal line with a "B" drawn beside it.) If necessary, ask male subjects to adjust the genitalia so as to interfere as little as possible with the tape. Exert only enough tension on the tape to maintain contact between the tape and the skin. The tape must be maintained in a horizontal plane. 70
7 CERVICALE HEIGHT Standing surface -- cervicale. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position with the head held in the Frankfort plane. Stand behind the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the drawn cervicale landmark. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. Be sure the subject's head remains in the Frankfort plane while the measurement is taken. 71
8 CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE LANDMARK(S) ENCOMPASSED: Bustpoint/thelion, right. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position in front of a mirror. Stand in front of the subject and use a tape to measure the horizontal circumference of the chest at the level of the bustpoint on women and the nipple on men (bustpoint/thelion, right). For women, the landmark is drawn on the bra. It is not drawn on male subjects. Use the mirror to check the position of the tape as it crosses the subject's back. This dimension will cross very soft tissue at the armpit and bust, and some compression of the tissue will inevitably occur. Be sure, however, to keep this to a minimum. Exert only enough tension on the tape to maintain contact between the tape and the skin. The tape will span body hollows in this measurement. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. landmark. This must be a horizontal measurement. It will not necessarily cross the left bustpoint/thelion 72
9 CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE AT SCYE LANDMARK(S) ENCOMPASSED: Scye at midspine. PROCEDURE: Subject stands erect looking straight ahead in front of a mirror. The heels are together and the weight is equally distributed on both feet. The subject puts both fists on the tops of the hips. Place a tape around the torso, passing over the drawn scye level at midspine landmark. Use the mirror to check the position of the tape as it crosses the subject's back. After the tape is in place, the subject drops the arms to the sides with the palms facing the thighs. Stand in front of the subject and use the tape to measure the horizontal circumference of the chest at the level of the landmark. This dimension will cross very soft tissue at the armpit and bust, and some compression of the tissue will inevitably occur. Be sure, however, to keep this to a minimum. Exert only enough tension on the tape to maintain contact between the tape and the skin. The tape will span body hollows in this measurement. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. 73
10 CHEST HEIGHT Standing surface -- bustpoint/thelion, right. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position. Stand in front of the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the right bustpoint on women and the nipple on men (bustpoint/thelion, right). The landmark is drawn on the bra for female subjects; it is not drawn on men. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. 74
11 CROTCH HEIGHT Standing surface -- crotch. PROCEDURE: Subject stands on a table in the anthropometric standing position. Stand in front of the subject. The subject spreads the legs apart enough to allow placement of the blade of an anthropometer near the crotch. The subject then brings the heels back together and raises the blade until it is in firm contact with the crotch. (Place the blade to the right of the genitalia.) The measurer then exerts additional upward pressure on the slide of the anthropometer to achieve firm and uniform placement. Measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the crotch. blade. The computer will add 1 cm to the recorded dimension to account for the width of the anthropometer 75
12 GLUTEAL FURROW HEIGHT Standing surface -- gluteal furrow point. PROCEDURE: Subject stands on a table in the anthropometric standing position. Ask the subject to hold up the right leg of the shorts to expose the landmark. Stand at the right of the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the drawn landmark at the lowest point of the gluteal furrow under the buttocks. 76
13 INTERSCYE II Midscye, right -- midscye, left. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position. Stand behind the subject and use a tape to measure the distance between the drawn right and left midscye landmarks. The tape is held on the skin except where it spans the hollows of the back. Be sure the tape goes across the back in a straight line and does not arch up over the shoulder blades. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. The subject must not be allowed to change the position of the shoulders. 77
14 NECK HEIGHT, LATERAL Standing surface -- trapezius point, right. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position with the head in the Frankfort plane. Stand behind the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the drawn trapezius point on the right side of the neck. The measurement is made at the maximum point of quiet respiration. Be sure the head is in the Frankfort plane. 78
15 KNEE HEIGHT, MIDPATELLA Standing surface -- midpatella. PROCEDURE: Subject stands erect on a table with the heels together and the weight distributed equally on both feet. Stand at the right of the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the drawn midpatella landmark at the center of the knee. Subjects will tend to lock their knees. If subjects have difficulty keeping the knee loose, firmly grasp the thigh a few inches above the knee for a moment. This will induce relaxation of the patella which is necessary for this measurement. 79
16 SHOULDER CIRCUMFERENCE LANDMARK(S) ENCOMPASSED: Deltoid point, right; deltoid point, left. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position in front of a mirror. Stand in front of the subject and use a tape to measure the horizontal circumference of the shoulders at the level of the maximum protrusion of the right deltoid muscle. Use the mirror to check the position of the tape as it crosses the subject's back. The tape will pass over the drawn right and left deltoid point landmarks. Exert only enough tension on the tape to maintain contact between the tape and the skin. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. 80
17 SHOULDER LENGTH Trapezius point, right acromion, right. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position. Stand at the right of the subject and use a tape to measure the surface distance between the drawn trapezius point landmark at the base of the neck and the drawn acromion landmark on the outer border of the shoulder. The zero end of the tape is on the trapezius point, and the front (anterior) edge of the tape passes over the drawn clavicle point landmark. The subject must not be allowed to change the position of the shoulders. 81
18 STATURE Standing surface -- top of head. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position with the head in the Frankfort plane. Stand at one side of the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the top of the head. Move the blade of the anthropometer across the top of the head to ensure measurement of the maximum distance. Use firm pressure to compress the subject's hair. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. Be sure that the head is in the Frankfort plane. 82
19 STRAP LENGTH DESCRIPTION: left. The distance from bustpoint/thelion, right, across the back of the neck, to bustpoint/thelion, PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position with the head in the Frankfort plane. Stand in front of the subject and use a tape to measure the surface distance from the right bustpoint of women or nipple for men (bustpoint/thelion) over the back of the neck to the left bustpoint or nipple. The bustpoint/thelion landmarks are drawn on the bra for women; they are not drawn on male subjects. The tape should pass over the right and left lateral neck landmarks. Exert only enough tension to maintain contact between the tape and the skin (or bra). The tape will span body hollows. The measurement is made at the maximum point of quiet respiration. Be sure that the zero point of the tape is on the right bustpoint/thelion landmark when the measurement is made. Be sure that the subject's head is in the Frankfort plane. 83
20 WAIST BACK LENGTH (NATURAL INDENTATION) Cervicale waist (natural indentation), posterior. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position with the head in the Frankfort plane. Stand behind the subject and use a tape to measure the vertical surface distance between the drawn landmarks at cervicale and posterior waist (natural indentation). The tape follows body contours. Place the zero point of the tape on cervicale. Exert only enough pressure to prevent slack in the tape. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. Be sure that the head is in the Frankfort plane and that the zero point of the tape is on the cervicale landmark when the measurement is made. The measurer may have to hold the tape against the subject s back to maintain skin contact. 84
21 WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE (NATURAL INDENTATION) LANDMARK(S) ENCOMPASSED: Waist (natural indentation): right and left; posterior and anterior. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position in front of a mirror. Stand in front of the subject and use a tape to measure the horizontal circumference at the level of the drawn waist (natural indentation) landmarks. (Since all the waist landmarks are established at the level of the greatest indentation on the right side, the tape passes over both landmarks regardless of where the natural indentation on the left side may actually be.) Use the mirror to check the position of the tape as it crosses the subject's back. Exert only enough tension on the tape to maintain contact between the tape and the skin. The measurement is made at the maximum point of quiet respiration. The subject must not tense the abdominal muscles. 85
22 WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE (OMPHALION) LANDMARK(S) ENCOMPASSED: Waist (omphalion): right and left; posterior and anterior. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position in front of a mirror. Stand in front of the subject and use a tape to measure the horizontal distance around the torso at the level of the center of the navel. The tape will pass over the drawn waist (omphalion) landmarks at the front, back and sides. Use the mirror to check the position of the tape as it crosses the subject's back. Exert only enough tension on the tape to maintain contact between the tape and the body. The measurement is made at the maximum point of quiet respiration. The subject must not tense the abdominal muscles. 86
23 WAIST HEIGHT (NATURAL INDENTATION) Standing surface -- waist (natural indentation), right. PROCEDURE: Subject stands in the anthropometric standing position. Stand at the right of the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the drawn landmark at right waist (natural indentation). The measurement is made at the maximum point of quiet respiration. Subject must not be allowed to tense the abdominal muscles. 87
24 WAIST HEIGHT (OMPHALION) Standing surface -- waist (omphalion), anterior. PROCEDURE: Subject is in the anthropometric standing position. Stand in front of the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the center of the navel [drawn waist (omphalion) anterior landmark]. The measurement is made at the maximum point of quiet respiration. The subject must not be allowed to tense the abdominal muscles. 88
25 WAIST-HIP LENGTH Waist (omphalion), right buttock point, right lateral. PROCEDURE: Subject stands on a table in the anthropometric standing position. Ask the subject to hold up the right leg of the shorts to expose the landmark. Stand at the side of the subject and use a tape to measure the vertical surface distance between the drawn landmarks at the waist (omphalion), right and at the right lateral buttock point. The subject assists in placing the tape so that it passes inside the clothing. Be sure the tape lies on the surface of the skin. 89
26 WEIGHT PROCEDURE: Subject stands on the footprints of the platform of the scale. Stand in front of the subject and take the weight of the subject to the nearest half of a kilogram. 90
27 WRIST HEIGHT Standing surface -- stylion. PROCEDURE: Subject stands erect on a table looking straight ahead with the heels together and the weight distributed equally on both feet. The shoulders are relaxed and the arms are extended downwards with the elbow, wrist, and fingers held rigidly straight. The arms lightly touch the sides. The palms face inward (medially). Stand in front of the subject and use an anthropometer to measure the vertical distance between the standing surface and the drawn stylion landmark at the wrist. The measurement is taken at the maximum point of quiet respiration. The subject must not be allowed to change the position of the shoulders. 91
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