Paste B I U . abe X2 X2 E Styles Styles PART 1 A set of 10 hypothetical patient records from a large database is presented in Table 2.4. Patients with a diabetes value of 1 have type-II diabetes and patients with a diabetes value of 0 do not have type-ll diabetes. 1. For each of the following variables, assign them to one of the following scales: nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio: 1.1. Name 1.2. Age 1.3. Gender 1.4. Blood group 1.5. Weight (kg) 1.6. Height (m) 1.7. Systolic blood pressure (mmHg) 1.8. Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg) 1.9. Diabetes TABLE 2.4 Table of Patient Records Systolic Blood Diastolic Blood Blood Weight Height Pressure Pressure Age Gender (mmHg) (mmHg) Diabetes Name Group (kg) (m) P. Lee Female A Rh+ 1.52 112 R. Jones Male O Rh- 1.77 110 154 J. Smith Male ORh+ 1.83 88 136 A. Patel Female ORh- 1.55 125 A Rh- 1.82 65 105 M. Owen Male S. Green Male O Rh- 109 1.89 114 159 100-O-0- Male A Rh+ 1.76 108 136 N. Cook ORh- 104 1.71 107 W. Hands Female 64 101 P. Rice Female ORh+ 1.74 Male 1.78 F. Marsh ORh+ 136 Focus