A ward table shows beds and occupied beds. Ward A: 20 beds, 15 occupied. Ward B: 30 beds, 27 occupied. Ward C: 25 beds, 20 occupied. Which ward has the highest occupancy rate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Ward B, with 90 percent
- Step 1: Ward A: 15/20 = 75 percent. Ward B: 27/30 = 90 percent. Ward C: 20/25 = 80 percent. Step 2. Ward B is highest. Answer: Ward B. Why not the others: their rates are lower.
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