SAS_Institute
A00-280 · Question #60
Given the data set WORK.BP with the following variable list: Variable Type Len Label 1 DIASBP Num 8 Diastolic Blood Pressure 2 PTNO Char 4 Patient Number 3 SYSBP Num 8 Systolic Blood Pressure The…
The correct answer is D. Extreme Observations table with Lowest (Value/PTNO/Obs rows: 62/5023/129, 63/1890/8, 63/5029/133, 67/2201/22, 68/6007/190) and Highest (Value/PTNO/Obs rows: 112/3020/60, 114/1701/4, 114/5159/147, 115/8077/200, 119/2710/51). See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Given the data set WORK.BP with the following variable list:
Variable Type Len Label
1 DIASBP Num 8 Diastolic Blood Pressure 2 PTNO Char 4 Patient Number 3 SYSBP Num 8 Systolic Blood Pressure The following SAS program is submitted: ods select ExtremeObs; proc univariate data=WORK.BP; var SYSBP; id PTNO; run; Which output will be created by the program?Options
- AExtreme Observations table with Lowest (Value: 68, Obs: 190) and Highest (Value: 119, Obs: 51).
- BExtreme Observations table with Lowest (Value: 68, PTNO: 6007, Obs: 190) and Highest (Value: 119, PTNO: 2710, Obs: 51).
- CExtreme Observations table with Lowest (Value/Obs rows: 62/129, 63/8, 63/133, 67/190, 68/190) and Highest (Value/Obs rows: 112/60, 114/4, 114/147, 115/200, 119/51).
- DExtreme Observations table with Lowest (Value/PTNO/Obs rows: 62/5023/129, 63/1890/8, 63/5029/133, 67/2201/22, 68/6007/190) and Highest (Value/PTNO/Obs rows: 112/3020/60, 114/1701/4, 114/5159/147, 115/8077/200, 119/2710/51).
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- B5% (1)
- C10% (2)
- D71% (15)
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