It is given that the pulse rates of women have mean values as 77.5, and the standard deviation is 11.6. All pulse rates are converted into z-scores by subtracting the mean from each of the values and dividing the corresponding result with the standard deviation.
The converted z-scores are as shown below:
PULSE788068567678789096609866100766482627274z−scores0.04310.21552−0.819−1.8534−0.12930.04310.04311.077591.59483−1.50861.76724−0.99141.93966−0.1293−1.16380.38793−1.3362−0.4741−0.3017PULSE909068728272781046272728874728278789864z−scores1.077591.07759−0.819−0.47410.38793−0.47410.04312.28448−1.3362−0.4741−0.47410.90517−0.3017−0.47410.387930.04310.04311.76724−1.1638
Using MINITAB, the descriptive statistic for the z-scores is as shown below:

From the MINITAB output, μ=0 and σ=0.996≈1
Here, the pulse rates are measured with given units. But the corresponding z-scores are the numbers or constant. So, the z-scores will not have any units of measurements.
Therefore, the correct option is D.