A health study records each participant’s systolic blood pressure at 6:00 p.m. every day from January 1 through January 31. The study uses its own scoring system, which is not intended as a clinical guideline. Each daily reading is assigned risk points as follows: • Below 130: 0 points • 130 to 139: 1 point • 140 to 159: 2 points • 160 or higher: 3 points If a participant completes at least 30 minutes of moderate exercise after the 6:00 p.m. measurement and before the end of that day, 1 point is subtracted from that day’s score. A daily score cannot be reduced below 0. Exercise completed on a later day cannot change an earlier day’s score. The study requires a Follow-Up if a participant accumulates at least 6 risk points during any 7 consecutive calendar days and a Priority Follow-Up if a participant accumulates at least 8 risk points during any 7 consecutive calendar days. The table describes the relevant records of five participants during January. Assume that all blood-pressure readings not mentioned were below 130 and that no other qualifying exercise occurred. In the table, select Follow-Up only for the participant who qualified for a Follow-Up but not a Priority Follow-Up, and select Priority Follow-Up for the participant who qualified for a Priority Follow-Up. Make only two selections, one in each column.

A health study records each participants systolic blood pressure at : Two-part Analysis (TPA)

Follow-Up only	Priority Follow-Up
		Readings of 165 on January 2, January 9, and January 16.
		Readings of 165 on January 12, 150 on January 14, and 165 on January 16, followed by 35 minutes of moderate exercise on January 17.
		A reading of 165 on January 3, 35 minutes of moderate exercise after 6:00 p.m. on January 4, and readings of 150 on January 6 and January 10.
		A reading of 165 on January 5 followed by 35 minutes of moderate exercise that evening, a reading of 150 on January 8, and a reading of 165 on January 10.
		Readings of 150 on January 20, 135 on January 22, and 150 on January 24.