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1. What is the Barometer used for?

  1. AUsed to measure atmospheric pressure
  2. BUsed to listen to internal sounds of the heart and lungs
  3. CUsed to measure the speed of a vehicle
  4. DUsed to measure the relative density (specific gravity) of liquids
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Answer: A

'Barometer' relates to: Used to measure atmospheric pressure

2. Which of the following describes the use of a Barometer?

  1. AUsed to measure atmospheric pressure
  2. BUsed to listen to internal sounds of the heart and lungs
  3. CUsed to measure wind speed
  4. DUsed to measure the volume of air a person inhales and exhales, assessing lung function
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Answer: A

'Barometer' relates to: Used to measure atmospheric pressure

3. Which instrument is described as: 'Used to measure atmospheric pressure'?

  1. ABarometer
  2. BPyrometer
  3. COhmmeter
  4. DAmmeter
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Answer: A

This corresponds to 'Barometer'.

4. Identify the instrument: 'Used to measure atmospheric pressure'.

  1. ASpeedometer
  2. BAudiometer
  3. CBarometer
  4. DSphygmomanometer
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Answer: C

This corresponds to 'Barometer'.

5. What is the Thermometer used for?

  1. AUsed to measure electrical resistance
  2. BUsed to measure electric current
  3. CUsed to measure temperature
  4. DUsed to measure the amount of heat involved in a chemical reaction or physical change
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Answer: C

'Thermometer' relates to: Used to measure temperature

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