Applied Healthcare Statistics
FINAL EXAM Questions Merged
With Correct Verified Answers |
2026 Latest Update | Already
Graded A+!!!
1 cc =? ml - ANSWER-1 ml
1 cup =? ounces - ANSWER-8 ounces
1 fluid ounce =? ml - ANSWER-30 ml (or 2 tbsp)
1 fluid ounce =? tablespoons - ANSWER-2 tablespoons
1 gallon =? quarts - ANSWER-4 quarts
1 gram =? milligrams (mg) - ANSWER-1000 mg
1 kg =? lb. - ANSWER-2.2 lb.
1 kilogram (kg) =? grams - ANSWER-1000 grams
1 Liter =? milliliter (mL) - ANSWER-1000mL
1 Liter =? quarts - ANSWER-1.057 quarts
1 mg =? mcg - ANSWER-1000 mcg
1 ounce =? grams - ANSWER-28.35 grams
1 pint =? cups - ANSWER-2 cups
, 1 quart =? pints - ANSWER-2 pints
1 tablespoon =? mL - ANSWER-15 mL
1 tablespoon =? teaspoons - ANSWER-3 teaspoons
1 tsp =? mL - ANSWER-5 mL
categorical data - ANSWER-data that are groups or labels, not
necessarily numerical, AKA qualitative data
complement formulas - ANSWER--calculate the probability of
something NOT happening
Probability of Not A is 1 minus the Probability of A
complement of a set - ANSWER-everything NOT in the set
conditional percentages - ANSWER-computed by dividing the joint
frequency by the corresponding marginal frequency in a two way
frequency table
conditional probability - ANSWER-P (B I A)
-the probability of event B happening given that event A has already
happened
- P (A and B) / P(A)
continuous data - ANSWER-values are within a range, measured not
counted, no gaps between data points (ex. time in a race)
correlation coefficient - ANSWER-(r), measures the strength of the
linear relationship between the variables
-r is always between -1 and 1
-the closer r is to 1, the stronger the positive linear correlation
FINAL EXAM Questions Merged
With Correct Verified Answers |
2026 Latest Update | Already
Graded A+!!!
1 cc =? ml - ANSWER-1 ml
1 cup =? ounces - ANSWER-8 ounces
1 fluid ounce =? ml - ANSWER-30 ml (or 2 tbsp)
1 fluid ounce =? tablespoons - ANSWER-2 tablespoons
1 gallon =? quarts - ANSWER-4 quarts
1 gram =? milligrams (mg) - ANSWER-1000 mg
1 kg =? lb. - ANSWER-2.2 lb.
1 kilogram (kg) =? grams - ANSWER-1000 grams
1 Liter =? milliliter (mL) - ANSWER-1000mL
1 Liter =? quarts - ANSWER-1.057 quarts
1 mg =? mcg - ANSWER-1000 mcg
1 ounce =? grams - ANSWER-28.35 grams
1 pint =? cups - ANSWER-2 cups
, 1 quart =? pints - ANSWER-2 pints
1 tablespoon =? mL - ANSWER-15 mL
1 tablespoon =? teaspoons - ANSWER-3 teaspoons
1 tsp =? mL - ANSWER-5 mL
categorical data - ANSWER-data that are groups or labels, not
necessarily numerical, AKA qualitative data
complement formulas - ANSWER--calculate the probability of
something NOT happening
Probability of Not A is 1 minus the Probability of A
complement of a set - ANSWER-everything NOT in the set
conditional percentages - ANSWER-computed by dividing the joint
frequency by the corresponding marginal frequency in a two way
frequency table
conditional probability - ANSWER-P (B I A)
-the probability of event B happening given that event A has already
happened
- P (A and B) / P(A)
continuous data - ANSWER-values are within a range, measured not
counted, no gaps between data points (ex. time in a race)
correlation coefficient - ANSWER-(r), measures the strength of the
linear relationship between the variables
-r is always between -1 and 1
-the closer r is to 1, the stronger the positive linear correlation
