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Form 2.2 NAME DATE SCORE LAB RESULTS Units of Measure To gain an appreciation for variables and units of measure, take a tour of your exercise physiology lab and complete the following laboratory exercise within the time available Observe various laboratory instruments (e.g, scale, stadiometer, etc.).Atempt to identty an instrument in the lab that measures each of the variables isted below (eg, weight, hoight, etc.) within the time availiable. Record measures and the precision (or accuracy) with which it measures Some examples are provided Take on measurement with te insoument rthents ndcated (or atemativey doemt te measurement scale using the conversion factors in Appendix D. Some examples are provided the units in which the instrument measures (e.g, kg an, etc.). Record the range within which the instrument on the Instrument and record any valuej. Convert the measured or abserved units into the units indicated below Weight 851 22048 b/g 188b Scale Unis kg, t, N Range0-200 kg Precision 0.1 kg Height 68.9 in. Stadiometer Units om, in. m Range 0-200 am Precision 0.1 am Force Force - kg. Grip dynamometerUnts Power kg m-min-t Cycle ergometer Unts Speed Speed - Treadmil Units Volume Volume Spirometer Pressure mm Hg Sphygmomanomotor Units mm Hg. forr Range 0-300 mm Hg Precision 1 mm Hg Temperature Temperature. Units

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