1. Provide the correct conversion units for the following measurements: 10-km run= 55 mph = 100...

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1. Provide the correct conversion units for the following measurements: 10-km run= 55 mph = 100 Á-thick cell membrane = nm km/hr 5-1 cardiac output = 600-ml urinary bladder volume = 8-A membrane pore diameter = pm 2,000-lb Honda car = 15 g hemoglobin per 100 ml blood = mg/ml kg 120 mm Hg blood pressure = lb/in 100-yd dash= 7-ft athlete= 7-micron RBC diameter = I mi urine per minute 100 ml plasma = 70-kg man = 25°C room temperature= 98.6°F body temperature= C 2. A power lifter lifts 500 lb 6 ft off the ground. How much work has he performed? ft-lb work= kg-m work. How many calories of energy did he use to produce this work? if he performs this feat 11 times in 1 min, what is his power output? HP = W. m m lb cal. pin gal/day "F 3. A physician has ordered a 0.35 mg/kg of body weight drug dosage for a 215-lb patient to control his blood sugar levels. How large is each dose? 1. Provide the correct conversion units for the following measurements: 10-km run= 55 mph = 100 Á-thick cell membrane = nm km/hr 5-1 cardiac output = 600-ml urinary bladder volume = 8-A membrane pore diameter = pm 2,000-lb Honda car = 15 g hemoglobin per 100 ml blood = mg/ml kg 120 mm Hg blood pressure = lb/in 100-yd dash= 7-ft athlete= 7-micron RBC diameter = I mi urine per minute 100 ml plasma = 70-kg man = 25°C room temperature= 98.6°F body temperature= C 2. A power lifter lifts 500 lb 6 ft off the ground. How much work has he performed? ft-lb work= kg-m work. How many calories of energy did he use to produce this work? if he performs this feat 11 times in 1 min, what is his power output? HP = W. m m lb cal. pin gal/day "F 3. A physician has ordered a 0.35 mg/kg of body weight drug dosage for a 215-lb patient to control his blood sugar levels. How large is each dose?

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