Ramirez, Mark I.
3BSA5B
SAQ 7-1
Class Exact Limits
Midpoint f % cf c%
Interval Lower Upper
55-63 54.5 63.5 59 2 4 50 100
64-72 63.5 72.5 68 7 14 48 96
73-81 72.5 81.5 77 19 38 41 82
82-90 81.5 90.5 86 14 28 22 44
91-99 90.5 99.5 95 8 16 8 16
SAQ 7-2
Test Scores of Students
20
18
16
14
Number of Students
12
10
54.5 63.5 72.5 81.5 90.5 99.5
Histogram
Test Scores of Students
20
18
16
14
Number of Students
12
10
0
54.5 63.5 72.5 81.5 90.5 99.5
Frequency Polygon
SAQ 7-3
You are a nurse manager of a large general hospital. You wish to investigate the presence of
bed sores or pressure sores among patients. You decided to arrange for nurse assessment of the
presence and severity of pressure sores of every patient in the hospital at some between 9 a.m. and
6 p.m. on a specific day.
What is the population in this project?
The patients who experience bed/pressure sores in the general hospital.
What factors will make it difficult to assess every patient whom medical records report?
o Everyday, there will be changes on the number of patients who will experience bed
sores.
o The number of patients admitted everyday will be different.
o Bed sore is not an important matter for the hospital to record it, therefore, accumulation
of the data will be difficult.
SAQ 7-4
1. Measurement status of each variable.
a. Patient No. – Ordinal
b. Age Group – Interval
c. Support Surface – Ordinal
d. No. Of Scores – Nominal
e. Waterlow Score – Nominal
f. Gender – Nominal
2. Grouped Frequency Distribution
a. Gender
Class f % cf c%
Male 8 20 40 100
Female 32 80 32 80
b. Age Group
Class Exact Limits
Midpoint f % cf c%
Interval Lower Upper
65 – 75 64.5 75.5 70 27 67.5 40 100
76 – 86 75.5 86.5 81 9 22.5 13 32.5
87 - 97 86.5 97.5 92 4 10 4 10
c. Support Surface
Class Exact Limits
Midpoint f % cf c%
Interval Lower Upper
1–5 0.5 5.5 3 34 85 40 100
6 – 10 5.5 10.5 8 6 15 6 15
d. Waterlow Score
Class Exact Limits
Midpoint f % cf c%
Interval Lower Upper
27-34 2 5%
19-26 8 20%
11-18 23 57.5%
3-10 7 17.5%
40 100%