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Measurement and Data Interpretation Worksheet

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Select all of the following which are units of temperature.

a)

Celsius

b)

Kelvin

c)

Fahrenheit

2.

Which system of measurement is only used by the United States, Myanmar and Liberia?

a)

Metric System

b)

Imperial System

3.

Sierra’s newborn weighed 2,900 grams. How many kilograms did the baby weigh?

a)

2.9 KG

b)

3 KG

4.

A physician is trying to compare a patient’s current spine length to previous spine length. Unfortunately, the physician measured in centimeters instead of inches. Convert 71 cm to inches. Round to the nearest whole number.

a)

28 inches

b)

29 inches

5.

When analyzing the data within a chart, the first thing to do is review the scale of each element.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

A physician is trying to determine if a patient has a healthy respiration rate. She remembers a healthy respiration rate is between 12 to 18 breaths per minute, but someone measured in seconds. Would 0.15 breathes per second be a healthy respiration rate?

a)

Yes, it falls within the healthy range

b)

No, it falls outside of the healthy range

c)

These units cannot be converted

d)

Too little information provided

7.

Which of the following is true of the information presented in the graph described here: Patient X001 Spine Length over the months January through June shows a steady decline from about 25 to about 16.

a)

Patient X001 no longer has a spine

b)

Patient X001 is slowly losing mobility in their legs

c)

Patient X001's spine length is increasing overtime

d)

Patient X001's spine length is decreasing overtime.

8.

Analyze the graph described here. Based on the problem the chart presents, which of the following is a possible solution? Patient X001 Spine Length over the months January through June shows a steady decline from about 25 to about 16.

a)

utilize a treatment which will slower or stop the spine from lengthening.

b)

Graph is not clear

c)

Not enough information

d)

Utilize a treatment which will slower or stop the spine from shortening.

9.

While transporting an organ, the organ must be kept between 4°C and 8°C. What is this in Fahrenheit? Round to the nearest whole number.

a)

Between 40°F and 50°F

b)

Between 39°F and 46°F

c)

Between 40°F and 45°F

d)

Between 277.15°F and 281.15°F

10.

Which of the following is true of the information presented in the table? Stomach Flu Test Results: Gender, Age, School, Test Result. Entries: Male, 18, Blanksberry High, Positive; Female, 16, Livingston High, Negative; Female, 14, Livingston High, Negative; Male, 17, Livingston High, Negative; Male, 18, Blanksberry High, Positive; Female, 16, Blanksberry High, Positive; Male, 15, Runsrow High, Positive; Female, 17, Runsrow High, Negative; Male, 14, Runsrow High, Positive.

a)

No one from Livingston High tested positive for the stomach flu

b)

Everyone from Blanksberry High tested positive for the stomach flu

c)

More males tested positive for the stomach flu than females.

d)

All the answer choices are correct

11.

Analyze the table. Based on the problem the chart presents, which of the following is a possible solution? Stomach Flu Test Results: Gender, Age, School, Test Result. Entries: Male, 18, Blanksberry High, Positive; Female, 16, Livingston High, Negative; Female, 14, Livingston High, Negative; Male, 17, Livingston High, Negative; Male, 18, Blanksberry High, Positive; Female, 16, Blanksberry High, Positive; Male, 15, Runsrow High, Positive; Female, 17, Runsrow High, Negative; Male, 14, Runsrow High, Positive.

a)

Send all healthy students to Runsrow High for a few weeks

b)

Make Blanksberry High a quarantine zone

c)

Nothing; the flu is harmless to everyone

d)

If every student from Blanksberry High is testing positive, close school for a few days due to illness to stop the spread.

12.

Measures duration

a)

Time

b)

Length

c)

Volume

d)

Mass

e)

Temperature

13.

Measures how much kinetic energy is in an object

a)

Length

b)

Mass

c)

Volume

d)

Temperature

e)

Time

14.

Measures distance from one end of an object to the opposite end

a)

Length

b)

Time

c)

Mass

d)

Volume

e)

Temperature

15.

Measures how much matter an object contains

a)

Time

b)

Mass

c)

Volume

d)

Length

e)

Temperature

16.

Measures the three-dimensional space occupied by matter

a)

Time

b)

Volume

c)

Mass

d)

Temperature

e)

Length

17.

Used to identify equivalents in different units

a)

Systems of measurement

b)

U.S. Customary Units

c)

Conversions

d)

International System of Units

18.

Globally agreed-upon system of weights and measures

a)

U.S. Customary Units

b)

International System of Units

c)

Conversions

d)

Systems of measurement

19.

Only used by the United States, Myanmar, and Liberia

a)

U.S. Customary Units

b)

Conversions

c)

Systems of Measurement

d)

International System of Units

20.

Sets of units used to measure physical quantities and phenomena

a)

Systems of Measurement

b)

Conversions

c)

U.S. Customary Units

d)

International System of Units

21.

In health science, is tracking patient data over time a way tables, charts, and graphs are used?

a)

Yes

b)

No

22.

In health science, is memorization a way tables, charts, and graphs are used?

a)

Yes

b)

No

23.

In health science, is showcasing research data a way tables, charts, and graphs are used?

a)

Yes

b)

No

24.

In health science, is identifying disease trends and outcomes a way tables, charts, and graphs are used?

a)

Yes

b)

No

25.

In health science, is comparing treatment options a way tables, charts, and graphs are used?

a)

Yes

b)

No

26.

In health science, is using tables, charts, and graphs to better understand the steps of a surgery a way these visuals are used?

a)

Yes

b)

No