How do charts, tables, and graphs help health care practitioners make decisions based on data they collect from patients?
A. These tools can help health care practitioners make connections
between a patient's different symptoms.
B. These tools all allow health care practitioners to enter patient data
and then use a formula to make a diagnosis.
C. These tools are really more useful for educating patients and
organizing data than for making decisions.
O D. These tools all perform calculations based on patient data to help
health care practitioners determine medication dosages.

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