Understanding the dynamic change of fluid and nutrition status is very important for patient's therapeutic plan and outcome assessment. Bioimpedance analysis has advantages of inexpensive, easy, noninvasive and accuracy compared with other methods for body composition analysis. Bioimpedance analysis can be classified into single frequency and multi-frequency according to its function. It also can be classified into whole-body and segmental bioimpedance analysis according to its exam area. Bioimpedance analysis indirect estimates body composition from correlation equation. In addition, we also can utilize bioimpedance vector analysis to monitor the change of body composition. As progressive improves in bioimpedance analysis, it is widespread used in clinical nutrition, sports medicine and internal medicine. We introduce the basic principle of bioimpedance analysis and review studies about current applications in internal medicine.