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The USARIEM Probability of Survival Decision Aid (PSDA ver 1.0) has gender, height, mass, and body fat percentage inputs [1], but not age, that are either 'User Defined' or categorized as Very High, High, Mean, Low, Very Low. The default values of height and mass are from CDC's National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) [2]; and body fat% are from [3]. However, body fat% is based upon a limited sample size of 665 men and women ages 17 to 65 [3]. The NHANES examines and interviews about 5000 persons each year from representative samples. Each participant is given a unique sequence number and is weighted based upon the portion of the US population that individual represents. The NHANES 1999-2004 data set included the use of Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) to measure total body fat % for 11,103 males and 9,687 females age 8 to 85. The total data set had 12,729 males and 13,430 females age 24 to 1019 months (2 -85 years) representing the US population.

Height, mass, and body fat percentage as functions of bmi, gender and age for PSDA from the NHANES 1999-2004 data sets