Table 3.1.1: Frequency Distribution of Age Table 3.1.

2: Descriptive Statistics of Age

Age Frequency of age Mean 54.22
29 - 34 2 Median 54.8684
35 - 40 7 Mode 56.9
41 - 46 24 Range 48
47 - 52 27 Variance 79.0486
53 - 58 38 Standard 8.8909
59 - 64 34 Deviation
65 - 70 16 Quartile 1 47.5
71 - 76 2 Quartile 3 61.0588
TOTAL 150 Interquartile 13.5588
Range
Skewness -0.3014 or -0.2188
Coefficient (approximately symmetry)

AGE
29 - 34 35 - 40 41 - 46 47 - 52 53 - 58 59 - 64 65 - 70 71 - 76

40 38

35 34

30 27
FREQUENCY

25 24

20
16
15
10 7
5 2 2
0
AGE

Figure 3.1.1: Bar Chart Showing Patients’ Age Among 150 Patients

Based on Table 1.2, the mean score for age is 54.22, the median is 54.8684 and the mode is
56.9. Next, age has 8.8909 as the standard deviation. This shows that the data set value is
spread over relatively 8.8909 around the mean, which is 54.22. Besides, from the bar chart in
Figure 1.1, we can see that the highest frequency is 38 which is in the fifth class (53-58). So,
we can say that 38 patients are in between 53 years old and 58 years old.
Table 3. : Frequency Distribution of Trestbps Table 3. : Descriptive Statistics of Trestbps
Resting Frequency of Mean 131.9533
Blood resting blood Median 129.62
Pressure pressure Mode 125.7
(Trestbp (Trestbps) Range 112
s in mm Variance 307.6455
Hg) Standard 17.5398
94 – 107 5 Deviation
108 – 121 41 Quartile 1 118.5976
122 – 135 50 Quartile 3 143.4655
136 – 149 29 Interquartile 24.8679
150 – 163 19 Range
164 – 177 4 Skewness 0.3565 or 0.3991
178 – 191 1 Coefficient (approximately symmetry)
192 - 205 1
TOTAL 150

RESTING BLOOD PRESSURE

94 - 107 108 - 121 122 - 135 136 - 149 150 - 163 164 - 177 178 - 191 192 - 205

1
1
TRESTBPS

4
19
29
50
41
5
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
FREQUENCY

Figure 3. : Bar Chart Showing Resting Blood Pressure Among 150 Patients

Based on Table , the mean score for resting blood pressure is 131.9533, the median is
129.62 and the mode is 125.7. Next, resting blood pressure has 17.5398 as the standard
deviation. This shows that the data set value is spread over relatively 17.5398 around the
mean, which is 131.9533. Other than that, from the horizontal bar chart in Figure , we
can see that resting blood pressure has the highest frequency in the sixth class (122-135) with
50 patients out of 150 patients are in that class. As stated in the explanation about gender,
heart disease is commonly found among male compared to female. Hence, we can say that
more male has resting blood pressure than female.
Table 3. : Frequency Distribution of Chol Table 3. : Descriptive Statistics of Chol
Serum Frequency of Mean 249.4667
Cholesterol serum cholesterol Median 243.9783
(mg/dl) Mode 235.3387
141 - 175 7 Range 280
176 - 210 24 Variance 2462.9351
211 - 245 46 Standard 49.6280
246 - 280 37 Deviation
281 - 315 22 Quartile 1 215.4457
316 - 350 9 Quartile 3 279.0811
351 - 385 3 Interquartile 63.6354
386 - 420 2 Range
TOTAL 150 Skewness 0.2847 or 0.3318
Coefficient (approximately symmetry)

S eru m C h o lestero l
141 - 175 176 - 210 211 - 245 246 - 280 281 - 315 316 - 350 351 - 385 386 - 420

50
46
45
40 37
35
FREQUENCY

30
25 24
22
20
15
10 9
7
5 3 2
0
SERUM CHOLESTEROL

Figure 3. : Bar Chart Showing Serum Cholesterol Among 150 Patients

Based on Table , the mean score for serum cholesterol is 249.4667, the median is
243.9783 and the mode is 235.3387. For the standard deviation, serum cholesterol has
49.6280 as the standard deviation. This shows that the data set value is spread over relatively
49.6280 around the mean, which is 249.4667. Meanwhile, according to Figure , serum
cholesterol in the third class (211-245) has the highest frequency which is 46. We can say
that 46 patients out of 150 patients have serum cholesterol between 211 mg/dl and 245 mg/dl.
Table 3. : Frequency Distribution of Fasting Blood Sugar
Fasting Frequency Relative
Blood of fasting frequency
Sugar blood
(mg/dl) sugar
0=false 126 0.84
1=true 24 0.16
TOTAL 150 1

Table 3. : Mode of Fasting Blood Sugar

Mode 0=false

FASTING BLOOD SUGAR (>120 mg/dl)

1 = true
16%

0 = false
84%

0 = false 1 = true

Figure 3. : Pie Chart Showing Fasting Blood Sugar Among 150 Patients

Pie chart in Figure shows the fasting blood sugar that is more than 120 mg/dl. From the
pie chart, we can see that 84% of the fasting blood sugar is 0= false and 16% is 1=true.
Therefore, we can say that from 150 patients, 126 of them have fasting blood sugar less than
120 mg/dl and 24 patients have fasting blood sugar more than 120 mg/dl. The mode of
fasting blood sugar more than 120 mg/dl is 0=false which occupies 84%.