- Question 12 {0.5 points) Compute the odds ratios relating the additional risk of sudden death associated with an additional year of age. ' Question 13 {0.5 points) Predict the probability of sudden death for a 50 year old woman with systolic blood pressure of 120 mm Hg, a relative weight of 100% a cholesterol level of 250 mg/100mL, a glucose level of 100 mg/100m L, a hematocrit of 40%, and a vital capacity of 450 centiliters who smokes 10 cigarettes per day. (Note that these numbers are near average for a healthy woman except for the cholesterol level which is high, and of course the number of cigarettes smoked.) ().00004178 ().004569 Question 10 (0.5 points) Risk Factor Regression Coefficient (bj) Standard Error (se(bj)) Constant -15.3 Blood Pressure (mm Hg) 0019 0070 Weight (% of study mean -.0060 .0100 Cholesterol (mg/100 mL) .0056 0029 Glucose (mg/100 mL) .0066 .0038 Smoking (cigarettes/day) 0069 0199 Hematocrit (%) .111 .049 Vital capacity (centiliters) -.0098 0036 Age (years) 0686 0225A Question 11 {0.5 points) Compute the odds ratios relating the additional risk of sudden death associated with a 100-centiliter decrease in vital capacity