Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-18:00, can we say whether diastolic blood pressure was below 39.84?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 44 usable measurements; 56 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 45 usable measurements; 55 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 46 usable measurements; 54 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 46 usable measurements; 55 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 0:00-18:00 let us tell whether mean arterial pressure was above 128.9?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable mean arterial pressure measurement above the threshold out of 44 usable measurements; 56 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable mean arterial pressure measurement above the threshold out of 45 usable measurements; 55 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable mean arterial pressure measurement above the threshold out of 46 usable measurements; 54 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable mean arterial pressure measurement above the threshold out of 46 usable measurements; 55 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the available observations from 0:00-18:00, can we determine whether systolic blood pressure was below 87.64?
Options: A. Can determine: 13 of 45 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 55 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 14 of 45 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 55 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 15 of 45 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 55 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 16 of 45 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 55 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
For the 8:00-16:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether respiratory rate was below 4.88?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 24 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 36 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 23 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 37 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 25 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 35 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 23 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 36 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
From the data available for 8:00-16:00, can we determine whether SpO2 was below 91.08?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement below the threshold out of 25 usable measurements; 35 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement below the threshold out of 24 usable measurements; 36 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement below the threshold out of 23 usable measurements; 37 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement below the threshold out of 24 usable measurements; 37 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
In the 8:00-16:00 window, can we tell from the available observations whether systolic blood pressure was below 90.28?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable systolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 23 usable measurements; 37 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable systolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 22 usable measurements; 38 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable systolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 24 usable measurements; 36 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable systolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 22 usable measurements; 37 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
For the 0:00-4:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether SpO2 was above 94.68?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 of 6 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 6 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 2 of 5 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 4 of 6 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-4:00, can we judge whether heart rate was below 28.72?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 5 usable heart rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 13 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 7 usable heart rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 11 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 6 usable heart rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 12 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 6 usable heart rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 11 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
From the data available for 0:00-4:00, can we determine whether mean arterial pressure was below 84.88?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 of 5 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were below the threshold; 13 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 5 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were below the threshold; 13 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 2 of 6 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were below the threshold; 12 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 4 of 5 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were below the threshold; 13 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the available observations from 38:00-43:00, can we determine whether SpO2 was above 98.2?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement above the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement above the threshold out of 6 usable measurements; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement above the threshold out of 7 usable measurements; 11 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement above the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
From the data available for 38:00-43:00, can we determine whether heart rate was above 95.76?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 4 usable heart rate measurements above the threshold out of 6 usable measurements; 12 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 3 usable heart rate measurements above the threshold out of 6 usable measurements; 12 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 5 usable heart rate measurements above the threshold out of 6 usable measurements; 12 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 4 usable heart rate measurements above the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 13 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-8:00, can we say whether respiratory rate was above 27.32?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 11 usable respiratory rate measurements was above the threshold; 46 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 9 usable respiratory rate measurements were above the threshold; 48 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 10 usable respiratory rate measurements was above the threshold; 47 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 10 usable respiratory rate measurements was above the threshold; 48 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
From the data available for 0:00-8:00, can we determine whether temperature was above 37.03?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 13 usable temperature measurements went above the threshold; 44 temperature measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 12 usable temperature measurements went above the threshold; 45 temperature measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 11 usable temperature measurements went above the threshold; 46 temperature measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 12 usable temperature measurements went above the threshold; 46 temperature measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Within 0:00-8:00, can the existing observations tell us whether heart rate was below 54.92?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 46 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 47 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 48 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 47 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
During 3:00-6:00, do we have enough systolic blood pressure measurements to judge whether it was above 93.64?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 10 usable systolic blood pressure measurements was above the threshold; 20 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 12 usable systolic blood pressure measurements was above the threshold; 18 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 11 usable systolic blood pressure measurements was above the threshold; 19 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 11 usable systolic blood pressure measurements was above the threshold; 20 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 3:00-6:00 let us tell whether diastolic blood pressure was above 56.92?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 12 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went above the threshold; 18 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 10 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went above the threshold; 20 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 11 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went above the threshold; 19 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 11 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went above the threshold; 18 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 3:00-6:00, can we say whether respiratory rate was below 11.32?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 19 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 19 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-21:00, can we judge whether respiratory rate was above 27.96?
Options: A. Can determine: 6 usable respiratory rate measurements were above the threshold among 28 usable measurements; 73 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 5 usable respiratory rate measurements were above the threshold among 28 usable measurements; 73 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 7 usable respiratory rate measurements were above the threshold among 28 usable measurements; 73 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 6 usable respiratory rate measurements were above the threshold among 27 usable measurements; 74 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
For the 0:00-21:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether diastolic blood pressure was below 51.2?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 29 usable measurements; 72 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 27 usable measurements; 74 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 29 usable measurements; 73 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 28 usable measurements; 73 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-3:00, can we say whether respiratory rate was above 20.08?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 16 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 18 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 14 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 15 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 19 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 16 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 19 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-3:00, can we say whether heart rate was below 87.36?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 20 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 16 usable measurements; 18 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 15 usable measurements; 19 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 19 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-3:00, can we judge whether SpO2 was above 98.2?
Options: A. Can determine: 8 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 20 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 6 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 20 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 7 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 20 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 5 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 20 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
During 1:00-3:00, do we have enough systolic blood pressure measurements to judge whether it was above 142.4?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable systolic blood pressure measurement was above the threshold among 2 usable measurements; 9 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable systolic blood pressure measurement was above the threshold among 4 usable measurements; 7 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable systolic blood pressure measurement was above the threshold among 3 usable measurements; 8 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable systolic blood pressure measurement was above the threshold among 4 usable measurements; 8 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
During 1:00-3:00, do we have enough respiratory rate measurements to judge whether it was below 2.4?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 4 usable measurements; 7 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 2 usable measurements; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 2 usable measurements; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 3 usable measurements; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 1:00-3:00 let us tell whether diastolic blood pressure was below 59.16?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 2 usable measurements; 9 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 4 usable measurements; 7 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 3 usable measurements; 8 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 3 usable measurements; 7 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 16:00-21:00, can we judge whether respiratory rate was above 17.16?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 10 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 10 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 11 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 11 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
For the 16:00-21:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether diastolic blood pressure was below 53.28?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 10 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 4 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 10 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 2 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 10 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 2 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 11 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 8:00-16:00 let us tell whether diastolic blood pressure was above 59.8?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 13 usable measurements; 17 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 19 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 18 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 18 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the available observations from 8:00-16:00, can we determine whether mean arterial pressure was below 57.8?
Options: A. Can determine: 5 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were below the threshold; 18 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 3 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were below the threshold; 18 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 4 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were below the threshold; 18 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 2 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were below the threshold; 18 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
For the 8:00-16:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether systolic blood pressure was below 81.52?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 13 usable systolic blood pressure measurements show no value below the threshold; 17 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 11 usable systolic blood pressure measurements show no value below the threshold; 19 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 12 usable systolic blood pressure measurements show no value below the threshold; 17 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 12 usable systolic blood pressure measurements show no value below the threshold; 18 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
For 0:00-9:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether SpO2 was above 98.2?
Options: A. Can determine: 11 of 14 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 42 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 12 of 14 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 42 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 10 of 14 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 42 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 11 of 13 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 43 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 1:00-7:00 let us tell whether heart rate was below 47.48?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 11 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 7 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 10 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 8 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 10 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 7 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 11 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 8 heart rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
For 1:00-7:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether respiratory rate was below 11.08?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 13:00-20:00 let us tell whether SpO2 was below 86.44?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 7 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
From the data available for 22:00-33:00, can we determine whether respiratory rate was below 17.68?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 of 12 usable respiratory rate measurements were below the threshold; 46 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 12 usable respiratory rate measurements were below the threshold; 46 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 2 of 13 usable respiratory rate measurements were below the threshold; 45 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 2 of 11 usable respiratory rate measurements were below the threshold; 47 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 22:00-33:00, can we judge whether SpO2 was above 97.84?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 17 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 41 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 15 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 43 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 17 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 42 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 16 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 42 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: D


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 22:00-33:00, can we judge whether mean arterial pressure was above 78.96?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 46 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 46 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 4 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 46 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 3 of 11 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 47 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-7:00, can we say whether SpO2 was above 99.16?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 3 usable SpO2 measurements above the threshold out of 8 usable measurements; 25 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 4 usable SpO2 measurements above the threshold out of 8 usable measurements; 25 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 2 usable SpO2 measurements above the threshold out of 8 usable measurements; 25 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 3 usable SpO2 measurements above the threshold out of 7 usable measurements; 26 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the available observations from 0:00-7:00, can we determine whether respiratory rate was above 23.92?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement above the threshold out of 8 usable measurements; 25 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement above the threshold out of 7 usable measurements; 26 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement above the threshold out of 9 usable measurements; 24 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement above the threshold out of 8 usable measurements; 24 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-7:00, can we say whether heart rate was below 80.56?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 26 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 24 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 25 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 25 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
From the data available for 10:00-16:00, can we determine whether mean arterial pressure was below 69.08?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable mean arterial pressure measurements was below the threshold; 12 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable mean arterial pressure measurements was below the threshold; 13 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable mean arterial pressure measurements was below the threshold; 14 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable mean arterial pressure measurements was below the threshold; 13 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
During 10:00-16:00, do we have enough diastolic blood pressure measurements to judge whether it was above 97.76?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 6 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 14 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 8 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 12 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 7 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 13 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 8 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 13 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
For the 10:00-16:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether systolic blood pressure was below 109.2?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable systolic blood pressure measurements was below the threshold; 12 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable systolic blood pressure measurements was below the threshold; 14 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable systolic blood pressure measurements was below the threshold; 13 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable systolic blood pressure measurements was below the threshold; 13 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-14:00, can we say whether heart rate was below 56.36?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 18 usable measurements; 16 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 16 usable measurements; 18 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 17 usable measurements; 16 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 17 usable measurements; 17 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
During 0:00-14:00, do we have enough SpO2 measurements to judge whether it was above 863300.2?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable SpO2 measurement was above the threshold among 16 usable measurements; 18 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable SpO2 measurement was above the threshold among 17 usable measurements; 17 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable SpO2 measurement was above the threshold among 18 usable measurements; 16 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable SpO2 measurement was above the threshold among 18 usable measurements; 17 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-4:00, can we judge whether SpO2 was below 76.72?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 4 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 14 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 6 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 4 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 5 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
For 0:00-4:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether mean arterial pressure was above 111.9?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable mean arterial pressure measurements was above the threshold; 12 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 4 usable mean arterial pressure measurements was above the threshold; 14 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 5 usable mean arterial pressure measurements was above the threshold; 13 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable mean arterial pressure measurements was above the threshold; 13 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Within 0:00-7:00, can the existing observations tell us whether respiratory rate was above 26.44?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 16 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 17 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 18 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 17 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 0:00-7:00 let us tell whether heart rate was below 64.8?
Options: A. Can determine: 2 usable heart rate measurements were below the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 16 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 3 usable heart rate measurements were below the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 16 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 4 usable heart rate measurements were below the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 16 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 2 usable heart rate measurements were below the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 17 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
From the data available for 0:00-7:00, can we determine whether diastolic blood pressure was above 65.4?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 8 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 17 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 6 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 19 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 7 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 18 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 7 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 17 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the available observations from 0:00-4:00, can we determine whether heart rate was below 65.04?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 14 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 16 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 13 usable measurements; 15 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 15 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 0:00-4:00 let us tell whether mean arterial pressure was above 63.96?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 16 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 16 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 2 of 13 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 15 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 4 of 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 16 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
From the data available for 0:00-18:00, can we determine whether systolic blood pressure was above 146.8?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable systolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 26 usable measurements; 53 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable systolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 24 usable measurements; 55 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable systolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 25 usable measurements; 54 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable systolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 25 usable measurements; 55 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 0:00-18:00 let us tell whether mean arterial pressure was above 96.92?
Options: A. Can determine: 4 of 25 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 54 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 25 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 54 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 3 of 25 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 54 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 5 of 25 usable mean arterial pressure measurements were above the threshold; 54 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the available observations from 2:00-5:00, can we determine whether diastolic blood pressure was below 13.6?
Options: A. Can determine: 2 of 8 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 13 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 4 of 8 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 13 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 3 of 8 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 13 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 3 of 9 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 12 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-3:00, can we say whether heart rate was above 81.12?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement above the threshold out of 4 usable measurements; 12 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement above the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 11 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement above the threshold out of 3 usable measurements; 13 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement above the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 12 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
For the 0:00-3:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether SpO2 was above 98.2?
Options: A. Can determine: 2 of 4 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 4 of 4 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 3 of 4 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 3 of 3 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
In the 0:00-5:00 window, can we tell from the available observations whether SpO2 was below 86.8?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 0:00-5:00 let us tell whether heart rate was below 72.6?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable heart rate measurements was below the threshold; 9 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable heart rate measurements was below the threshold; 8 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable heart rate measurements was below the threshold; 9 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable heart rate measurements was below the threshold; 8 heart rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
For 0:00-5:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether respiratory rate was above 29.44?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable respiratory rate value was above the threshold among 6 usable measurements; 11 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable respiratory rate value was above the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 10 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable respiratory rate value was above the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 11 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable respiratory rate value was above the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 10 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Within 57:00-64:00, can the existing observations tell us whether mean arterial pressure was above 80.28?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable mean arterial pressure measurement above the threshold out of 24 usable measurements; 13 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable mean arterial pressure measurement above the threshold out of 22 usable measurements; 15 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable mean arterial pressure measurement above the threshold out of 23 usable measurements; 14 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable mean arterial pressure measurement above the threshold out of 22 usable measurements; 14 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
For 57:00-64:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether systolic blood pressure was below 31.88?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 24 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 13 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 22 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 15 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 24 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 14 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 23 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 14 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: D


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-3:00, can we judge whether respiratory rate was above 19.04?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 23 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 22 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 21 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 23 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
For the 0:00-3:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether diastolic blood pressure was below 45.28?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 of 21 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 10 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 21 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 10 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 4 of 21 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 10 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 2 of 20 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 11 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
During 0:00-3:00, do we have enough heart rate measurements to judge whether it was above 87.36?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 20 usable measurements; 11 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 21 usable measurements; 11 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 20 usable measurements; 10 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 21 usable measurements; 10 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
From the data available for 0:00-9:00, can we determine whether SpO2 was above 101.8?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable SpO2 value was above the threshold among 13 usable measurements; 23 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable SpO2 value was above the threshold among 15 usable measurements; 21 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable SpO2 value was above the threshold among 13 usable measurements; 22 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable SpO2 value was above the threshold among 14 usable measurements; 22 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
For 0:00-9:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether systolic blood pressure was below 110?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 12 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 24 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 13 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 23 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 11 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 25 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 12 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 25 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 5:00-10:00 let us tell whether heart rate was below 67.04?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 4 usable measurements; 24 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 6 usable measurements; 22 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 5 usable measurements; 24 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 5 usable measurements; 23 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
For the 9:00-17:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether diastolic blood pressure was above 51.08?
Options: A. Can determine: 4 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were above the threshold among 27 usable measurements; 67 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 5 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were above the threshold among 27 usable measurements; 67 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 3 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were above the threshold among 27 usable measurements; 67 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 6 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements were above the threshold among 27 usable measurements; 67 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 9:00-17:00, can we say whether heart rate was below 67.08?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 27 usable measurements; 67 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 26 usable measurements; 68 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 25 usable measurements; 69 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 27 usable measurements; 68 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 10:00-15:00, can we say whether systolic blood pressure was below 82.8?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 7 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 7 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 5 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 9 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 6 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 8 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 6 usable systolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 9 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 10:00-15:00, can we judge whether heart rate was below 55.76?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 9 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 6 usable measurements; 8 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 7 usable measurements; 7 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 8 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-2:00, can we say whether respiratory rate was below 2.76?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 3 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 4 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 5 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 4 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 0:00-2:00 let us tell whether heart rate was below 104.5?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 usable heart rate measurements were below the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 4 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 2 usable heart rate measurements were below the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 4 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 4 usable heart rate measurements were below the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 4 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 2 usable heart rate measurements were below the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 5 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Within 0:00-2:00, can the existing observations tell us whether SpO2 was below 83.2?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 8 usable SpO2 measurements went below the threshold; 4 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 7 usable SpO2 measurements went below the threshold; 5 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 6 usable SpO2 measurements went below the threshold; 6 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 8 usable SpO2 measurements went below the threshold; 5 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 0:00-2:00 let us tell whether heart rate was above 99.6?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 of 4 usable heart rate measurements were above the threshold; 9 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 4 of 4 usable heart rate measurements were above the threshold; 9 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 2 of 5 usable heart rate measurements were above the threshold; 8 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 2 of 4 usable heart rate measurements were above the threshold; 9 heart rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: D


Question:
During 0:00-2:00, do we have enough respiratory rate measurements to judge whether it was below 12.96?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 2 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 11 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 4 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 10 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 3 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 11 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 3 usable respiratory rate measurements was below the threshold; 10 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: D


Question:
For the 0:00-7:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether SpO2 was below 89.32?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement below the threshold out of 15 usable measurements; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement below the threshold out of 14 usable measurements; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement below the threshold out of 13 usable measurements; 14 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable SpO2 measurement below the threshold out of 15 usable measurements; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
For 0:00-10:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether SpO2 was above 99.4?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 12 usable SpO2 measurements above the threshold out of 12 usable measurements; 41 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 10 usable SpO2 measurements above the threshold out of 12 usable measurements; 41 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 11 usable SpO2 measurements above the threshold out of 12 usable measurements; 41 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 11 usable SpO2 measurements above the threshold out of 13 usable measurements; 40 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
From the data available for 0:00-10:00, can we determine whether heart rate was above 96.76?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 usable heart rate measurements were above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 41 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 4 usable heart rate measurements were above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 41 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 2 usable heart rate measurements were above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 41 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 2 usable heart rate measurements were above the threshold among 13 usable measurements; 40 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
In the 0:00-3:00 window, can we tell from the available observations whether respiratory rate was below 15.48?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement below the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 4 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement below the threshold out of 4 usable measurements; 5 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement below the threshold out of 3 usable measurements; 6 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement below the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 5 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the available observations from 0:00-3:00, can we determine whether diastolic blood pressure was below 58.04?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 3 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements was below the threshold; 6 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 4 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements was below the threshold; 5 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 5 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements was below the threshold; 4 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 3 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements was below the threshold; 5 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-3:00, can we judge whether mean arterial pressure was above 83.64?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 5 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 4 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 3 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 6 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 4 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 5 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 4 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 4 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 18:00-26:00, can we judge whether SpO2 was above 98.44?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 28 usable SpO2 measurements show no value above the threshold; 22 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 27 usable SpO2 measurements show no value above the threshold; 23 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 26 usable SpO2 measurements show no value above the threshold; 24 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 28 usable SpO2 measurements show no value above the threshold; 23 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
For 18:00-26:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether diastolic blood pressure was above 59.92?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 26 usable measurements; 24 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 24 usable measurements; 26 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 25 usable measurements; 24 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was above the threshold among 25 usable measurements; 25 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 2:00-5:00, can we judge whether systolic blood pressure was below 30.88?
Options: A. Can determine: 6 of 8 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 10 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 8 of 8 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 10 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 7 of 8 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 10 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 7 of 7 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 11 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the available observations from 0:00-2:00, can we determine whether respiratory rate was above 17.28?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable respiratory rate measurements was above the threshold; 13 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable respiratory rate measurements was above the threshold; 12 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable respiratory rate measurements was above the threshold; 11 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable respiratory rate measurements was above the threshold; 12 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
For the 23:00-28:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether respiratory rate was below 20.64?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 6 usable respiratory rate measurements went below the threshold; 11 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 5 usable respiratory rate measurements went below the threshold; 12 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 4 usable respiratory rate measurements went below the threshold; 13 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 6 usable respiratory rate measurements went below the threshold; 12 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
For the 0:00-3:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether diastolic blood pressure was above 66.72?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable diastolic blood pressure measurement above the threshold out of 3 usable measurements; 7 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable diastolic blood pressure measurement above the threshold out of 4 usable measurements; 6 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable diastolic blood pressure measurement above the threshold out of 5 usable measurements; 5 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable diastolic blood pressure measurement above the threshold out of 4 usable measurements; 5 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
During 0:00-3:00, do we have enough mean arterial pressure measurements to judge whether it was above 84.04?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 3 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 7 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 5 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 5 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 4 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 6 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 5 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 6 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 3:00-6:00, can we say whether diastolic blood pressure was above 94.2?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 7 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 17 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 6 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 18 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 8 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 16 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 7 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 18 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
In the 3:00-6:00 window, can we tell from the available observations whether heart rate was above 125?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 16 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 6 usable measurements; 18 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 16 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 17 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
From the data available for 16:00-33:00, can we determine whether diastolic blood pressure was below 36.08?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 20 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 42 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 21 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 41 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 22 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 40 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 22 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 41 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
From the data available for 21:00-28:00, can we determine whether heart rate was above 75.68?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 8 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 13 usable measurements; 7 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 9 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 7 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
For 21:00-28:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether SpO2 was below 83.56?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable SpO2 value was below the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable SpO2 value was below the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable SpO2 value was below the threshold among 13 usable measurements; 7 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable SpO2 value was below the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Within 21:00-28:00, can the existing observations tell us whether respiratory rate was below 8.6?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 12 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 11 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 11 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 10 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
In the 0:00-7:00 window, can we tell from the available observations whether respiratory rate was above 30.8?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 16 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 14 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 15 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 15 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
During 0:00-7:00, do we have enough SpO2 measurements to judge whether it was above 94.64?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 9 usable SpO2 measurements was above the threshold; 14 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable SpO2 measurements was above the threshold; 15 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable SpO2 measurements was above the threshold; 16 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 8 usable SpO2 measurements was above the threshold; 14 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
During 0:00-7:00, do we have enough diastolic blood pressure measurements to judge whether it was above 126.4?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 8 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went above the threshold; 15 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 7 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went above the threshold; 16 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 6 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went above the threshold; 17 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 7 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went above the threshold; 17 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
From the data available for 16:00-19:00, can we determine whether respiratory rate was above 46.12?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 16 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 15 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 15 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 16 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value above the threshold; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 16:00-19:00, can we judge whether SpO2 was above 98.2?
Options: A. Can determine: 3 of 15 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 2 of 16 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 4 of 15 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 2 of 15 usable SpO2 measurements were above the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the available observations from 16:00-19:00, can we determine whether systolic blood pressure was below 96.44?
Options: A. Can determine: 2 of 12 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 12 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 3 of 12 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 12 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 2 of 13 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 11 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 2 of 11 usable systolic blood pressure measurements were below the threshold; 13 systolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
Within 1:00-9:00, can the existing observations tell us whether respiratory rate was below 7.44?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 6 usable measurements; 17 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 15 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 16 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 15 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the available observations from 1:00-9:00, can we determine whether heart rate was above 74.28?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 8 usable heart rate measurements went above the threshold; 15 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 6 usable heart rate measurements went above the threshold; 17 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 8 usable heart rate measurements went above the threshold; 16 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 7 usable heart rate measurements went above the threshold; 16 heart rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: D


Question:
During 0:00-2:00, do we have enough heart rate measurements to judge whether it was below 45.44?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 5 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 10 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 4 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 11 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 4 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 10 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 6 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 10 heart rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
From the data available for 0:00-9:00, can we determine whether respiratory rate was below 12.92?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 54 usable measurements; 34 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 55 usable measurements; 33 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 56 usable measurements; 32 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 55 usable measurements; 34 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
For the 0:00-9:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether diastolic blood pressure was above 81.72?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 52 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 36 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 53 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 35 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 51 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 37 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 53 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements show no value above the threshold; 36 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-9:00, can we say whether mean arterial pressure was above 92.08?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 51 usable mean arterial pressure measurements went above the threshold; 37 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 52 usable mean arterial pressure measurements went above the threshold; 36 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 53 usable mean arterial pressure measurements went above the threshold; 35 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 52 usable mean arterial pressure measurements went above the threshold; 35 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-3:00, can we judge whether heart rate was below 57.08?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable heart rate measurements was below the threshold; 8 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 7 usable heart rate measurements was below the threshold; 9 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable heart rate measurements was below the threshold; 9 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable heart rate measurements was below the threshold; 8 heart rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 5:00-8:00 let us tell whether respiratory rate was above 26.92?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement above the threshold out of 8 usable measurements; 21 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement above the threshold out of 8 usable measurements; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement above the threshold out of 9 usable measurements; 21 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable respiratory rate measurement above the threshold out of 9 usable measurements; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 5:00-8:00, can we judge whether SpO2 was below 94.4?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 14 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 15 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 12 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 17 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 14 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 16 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 13 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 16 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
In the 2:00-9:00 window, can we tell from the available observations whether SpO2 was above 101.8?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 20 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 30 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 21 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 29 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 19 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 31 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 19 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 30 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
For the 2:00-9:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether respiratory rate was below 13.08?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 20 usable measurements; 30 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 18 usable measurements; 32 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 18 usable measurements; 31 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 19 usable measurements; 31 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the available observations from 2:00-9:00, can we determine whether heart rate was below 63.36?
Options: A. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 18 usable measurements; 32 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 17 usable measurements; 33 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 16 usable measurements; 34 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: the available observations include 1 usable heart rate measurement below the threshold out of 16 usable measurements; 33 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 5:00-8:00 let us tell whether SpO2 was below 86.8?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 11 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 12 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 10 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 14 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 11 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 10 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 13 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: D


Question:
Within 0:00-5:00, can the existing observations tell us whether SpO2 was above 98.08?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 7 usable SpO2 measurements show no value above the threshold; 7 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 6 usable SpO2 measurements show no value above the threshold; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 5 usable SpO2 measurements show no value above the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 5 usable SpO2 measurements show no value above the threshold; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
For 0:00-5:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether respiratory rate was above 18.48?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable respiratory rate value was above the threshold among 6 usable measurements; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable respiratory rate value was above the threshold among 5 usable measurements; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable respiratory rate value was above the threshold among 5 usable measurements; 8 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable respiratory rate value was above the threshold among 6 usable measurements; 9 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-4:00, can we judge whether heart rate was below 64.92?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 6 usable measurements; 8 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 6 usable measurements; 9 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 5 usable measurements; 9 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable heart rate measurement was below the threshold among 5 usable measurements; 8 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
In the 0:00-4:00 window, can we tell from the available observations whether SpO2 was below 90.72?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 of 6 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Can determine: 1 of 4 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Can determine: 1 of 5 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 9 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Can determine: 1 of 5 usable SpO2 measurements was below the threshold; 8 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: C


Question:
For 72:00-84:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether SpO2 was above 101.4?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 12 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 21 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 14 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 19 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 14 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 20 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 13 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 20 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: D


Question:
For 72:00-84:00, is there enough evidence to decide whether respiratory rate was above 24.28?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 13 usable measurements; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 22 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 21 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 0:00-8:00, can we judge whether heart rate was above 79.12?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 19 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 17 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 18 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was above the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 18 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the available observations from 0:00-8:00, can we determine whether SpO2 was below 87.16?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 12 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 17 SpO2 measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 11 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 18 SpO2 measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 10 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 19 SpO2 measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 12 usable SpO2 measurements show no value below the threshold; 18 SpO2 measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
For the 0:00-8:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether respiratory rate was below 11.92?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 11 usable respiratory rate measurements went below the threshold; 18 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 10 usable respiratory rate measurements went below the threshold; 19 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 11 usable respiratory rate measurements went below the threshold; 19 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 10 usable respiratory rate measurements went below the threshold; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
From the data available for 3:00-6:00, can we determine whether respiratory rate was below 13.88?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 2 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 18 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 4 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 16 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 3 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 17 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 3 usable respiratory rate measurements show no value below the threshold; 16 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Using only the measurements available during 3:00-6:00, can we judge whether diastolic blood pressure was below 62.4?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 2 usable measurements; 18 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 4 usable measurements; 16 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 3 usable measurements; 17 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable diastolic blood pressure value was below the threshold among 4 usable measurements; 17 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking only at the available measurements from 0:00-8:00, can we say whether heart rate was below 44?
Options: A. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 10 usable measurements; 14 heart rate measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 12 heart rate measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 11 usable measurements; 13 heart rate measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: no usable heart rate value was below the threshold among 12 usable measurements; 13 heart rate measurements were missing.

Answer: C


Question:
Do the time-series measurements we have from 16:00-24:00 let us tell whether respiratory rate was below 15.32?
Options: A. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 7 usable measurements; 21 respiratory rate measurements were missing. B. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 8 usable measurements; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing. C. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 19 respiratory rate measurements were missing. D. Can determine: 1 usable respiratory rate measurement was below the threshold among 9 usable measurements; 20 respiratory rate measurements were missing.

Answer: B


Question:
For the 0:00-13:00 time window, do the available measurements let us judge whether diastolic blood pressure was below 33.68?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 18 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 23 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 17 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 24 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 19 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 22 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 18 usable diastolic blood pressure measurements went below the threshold; 24 diastolic blood pressure measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
During 0:00-13:00, do we have enough SpO2 measurements to judge whether it was above 99.32?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 17 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 24 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 16 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 25 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 18 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 23 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 16 usable SpO2 measurements went above the threshold; 24 SpO2 measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: A


Question:
Within 0:00-14:00, can the existing observations tell us whether heart rate was below 53.64?
Options: A. Cannot determine: none of the 17 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 21 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. B. Cannot determine: none of the 18 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 20 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. C. Cannot determine: none of the 19 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 19 heart rate measurements were missing in that window. D. Cannot determine: none of the 18 usable heart rate measurements went below the threshold; 19 heart rate measurements were missing in that window.

Answer: B


Question:
Within 0:00-14:00, can the existing observations tell us whether mean arterial pressure was below 56.08?
Options: A. Cannot determine: the 13 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value below the threshold; 25 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. B. Cannot determine: the 14 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value below the threshold; 24 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. C. Cannot determine: the 12 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value below the threshold; 26 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing. D. Cannot determine: the 14 usable mean arterial pressure measurements show no value below the threshold; 25 mean arterial pressure measurements were missing.

Answer: A