(Clear Page Focus) The purpose of this page is meant to compare the amoutn of patients depending on their Admission Types, Blood Types, and Medications. I am trying to identify which set of age groups uses or is part of something more than the other, lookign at basic comparisons.

Patient Admission Data

Admission Type	Average Age	Lowest Age	Highest Age	Number of Patients
Elective	51.433	18	85	873
Emergency	52.5074	18	85	877
Urgent	52.6608	18	85	858

Analysis/Argument/Knowledge:
Based on the Patient Admission Data CHART, you can make the arguement/analysis that for those admitted in Elective, there is less than patients admitted into Emergency and Urgent.

Blood Type Patient Data

Blood Type	Average Age	Lowest Age	Highest Age	Number of Patients
A+	53.1424	18	85	344
A-	51.4125	18	85	320
AB+	51.1487	18	85	316
AB-	53.9564	18	85	344
B+	51.5047	18	85	319
B-	51.6994	18	85	316
O+	52.468	18	85	344
O-	52	18	85	305

Analysis/Argument/Knowledge:
Based on the chart, you can see that there is an equal amount of patients across the board on all Blood Types. While of course there are small value differences on the table, in the chart the averag eis spread across evenly. So in conclusion you can make the arguement that there is an equal set of patients per blood type in among the data set no matter the condition or anythign else.

Medication Type Data

Medication	Average Age	Lowest Age	Highest Age	Number of Patients
Aspirin	54.3006	18	85	509
Ibuprofen	51.1892	18	85	555
Lipitor	53.5234	18	85	512
Paracetamol	51.1642	18	85	481
Penicillin	50.9437	18	85	551

Analysis/Argument/Knowledge:
Based on the chart, you can make the arguement/analysis that there is an equal amount of patients for those receiving Penicillin AND Ibuprofen. There is a relatively less amount of patients who are treated/given Paracetamol, Lipitor, and Aspirin.