Using nested if structures, write a MATLAB script that will take the patient\'s
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Using nested if structures, write a MATLAB script that will take the patient's temperature (in A degree F) as keyboard input from the user. If the patient's temperature is higher than normal (> 98.6), display The patient has a fever! and ask the user to input (at the keyboard) the patient's white blood cell count (in leucocytes/microliter). Then, if the white blood cell count is greater than or equal to 10500, display the message Antibiotics should be prescribed!; otherwise, display the message Take two aspirin and call me in the morning.Explanation / Answer
MATLAB CODE
clc;clear all; % clearing the workspace and command window
% User input the temperature for this message
Temperature = input('Enter the patient''s temperature in degree F: ');
if(Temperature >98.6) % Checking the temperature is above normal temperature or not
fprintf('The patient has a fever! '); % if yes print this message
% And ask the user to enter the blood count
BloodCell = input('Enter the patient''s white blood cell count in leucocytes/microliter :');
if(BloodCell >= 10500) % check wether the blood is more than or equal to 10500 or not
fprintf('Antibiotics should be prescribed! '); % if yes print theis message
else % if it is not then print this message
fprintf('Take two aspirin and call me in the morning. ');
end % End of the if condition for blood cound
end % End of the if condition for the temperature check
OUTPUT:1
Enter the patient's temperature in degree F: 100
The patient has a fever!
Enter the patient's white blood cell count in leucocytes/microliter :30020
Antibiotics should be prescribed!
OUTPUT:2
Enter the patient's temperature in degree F: 99.3
The patient has a fever!
Enter the patient's white blood cell count in leucocytes/microliter :1500
Take two aspirin and call me in the morning.
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