Z-scores are often used in the medical field to identify extreme (unusually low or unusually high)measurements like blood pressure or bone density.The following table shows how to interpret the result of a hypothetical medical measurement.Z-scoreLess than -3.0Between -3.0 and 3.0Greater than 3.0Assume that the hypothetical medical measurement (in g/cm³) described above is known to have thefollowing means and standard deviations for different age groups and genders.DiagnosisUnusually low value, please refer to a specialist for additional testingWithin the normal range. No additional testing is required.Unusually high value, please refer to a specialist for additional testingAge (years) Gender Mean (g/cm³) Star ard deviation (g/cm³)Under 25Female5.125 to 50Female3.2Over 50Female2.5Under 25Male10.125 to 50MaleOver 50MaleBetweenand251272280232250266What values would be considered to be within the normal range for a hypothetical 41-year old Malepatient?4.95.6Report these answers to one decimal place (nearest tenth).Question Help: Message instructor

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Z-scores are often used in the medical field to identify extreme (unusually low or unusually high)
measurements like blood pressure or bone density.
The following table shows how to interpret the result of a hypothetical medical measurement.
Z-score
Less than -3.0
Between -3.0 and 3.0
Greater than 3.0
Assume that the hypothetical medical measurement (in g/cm³) described above is known to have the
following means and standard deviations for different age groups and genders.
Diagnosis
Unusually low value, please refer to a specialist for additional testing
Within the normal range. No additional testing is required.
Unusually high value, please refer to a specialist for additional testing
Age (years) Gender Mean (g/cm³) Star ard deviation (g/cm³)
Under 25
Female
5.1
25 to 50
Female
3.2
Over 50
Female
2.5
Under 25
Male
10.1
25 to 50
Male
Over 50
Male
Between
and
251
272
280
232
250
266
What values would be considered to be within the normal range for a hypothetical 41-year old Male
patient?
4.9
5.6
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