Lab Results Form 2.2 Units of Measure Score: Date: Name: To gain an appreciation for variables and units of measure, take a tour of your exercise physiology lab and complete the following laboratory exercise within the time available. Observe various laboratory instruments (e.g., scale, stadiometer, etc.). Attempt to identify an instrument in the lab that measures each e variables listed below (e.g., weight, height, etc.) within the time available. Record the units in which theinstrument measures (e.g., kg, cm, etc.). Record the range within which the instrument measures and the precision (or accuracy) with which it measures. Some examples are provided. ated (or alternatively observe the measurement scale on the one measurement with the instrument in the units indicated for an instrument and record any value). Convert the meaured or observed units into the units indicated below using the conversion factors in Appendix D. Some examples are provided. 188 Ib Weight Weight = 85.1 kg 2.2046 1b / 1 kg Range Precision Scale Units kg, lb, N - 200 kg 0.1 kg Height Height = 175.0 cm 0.3937 in. / 1 cm 68.9 in. Stadiometer Units cm, in., m Range - 200 cm Precision 0.1 cm Force Force = 63,0 kg N Grip dynamometer Units Range Precision Power Power = 12 W W . kg.m.min-1 Cycle ergometer Units Range Precision Speed Speed = 60 mph * km.h-1 Treadmill Units Range Precision Volume Volume = 4. 80 L . ml Spirometer Units Range PrecisionForm 2.1 Units of Measure Homework Name: Date: Score: Mass / Weight X lb = 78.5 kq Ib Length / Height X mile = 5.2 km mi Force XIb = 401 N Work X N.m = 355 ft . lb N.m Power X kg.m.min-1 = 305 W