Find the height and weight, in household units, of someone. It can be yourself, a family member, a friend, a celebrity, a sports star, ... Use 12 in = 1 ft and Dimensional Analysis to find the height in inches (in). Label all numerical values with units and show all steps. Use 2.5 cm = 1 in and Dimensional Analysis to find the height in centimeters (cm). Round to the tenths. Label all numerical values with units and show all steps. Use 1 kg = 2.2 lb and Dimensional Analysis to find the weight in kilograms (kg). Round to the tenths. Label all numerical values with units and show all steps. Find the Body Surface Area (BSA) using the household units formula on page 483. Round to the hundredths for BSA less than 1, round to the tenths for BSA greater than 1. Find the Body Surface Area (BSA) using the metric formula on page 483. Round to the hundredths for BSA less than 1, round to the tenths for BSA greater than 1. Compare your BSA results and comment on any differences. Research an area in nursing where the BSA calculation is used. Briefly describe the scenario you found