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Physical measurement and calibration

This topic tests your understanding of the ways in which a measurement device may not accurately reflect the actual physiological situation. [Pg.14]

The ability of a measurement device to match the actual value of the quantity being measured. [Pg.14]

The reproducibility of repeated measurements and a measure of their likely spread. [Pg.14]

In the analogy of firing arrows at a target, the accuracy would represent how close the arrow was to the bullseye, whereas the precision would be a measure of how tightly packed together a cluster of arrows were once they had all been fired. [Pg.14]

A fixed deviation from the true value at all points in the measured range. [Pg.14]


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