A nurse in a provider's office is collecting data from a client to help her plan healthy weight goals. The client's waist is 33 inches in circumference. and her hips are 45 inches in circumference. Which of the following evaluations should the nurse give the client?

"Your waist-to-hip ratio is high, so we need to design a plan for you to lose some abdominal fat."

"Your waist-to-hip ratio is acceptable, so we see no health risks specific to this measurement."

"Your waist-to-hip ratio is low, so we are concerned about your risk for cardiovascular disease."