Module 4 Assignment



I implemented each code and assigned them a vector by name. Each data given base of the module.


 










The boxplot shows that the patients who got a high final emergency decision usually had higher blood pressure values compared to those who received low care. The group who received high care showed a wider range of blood pressure levels, including extreme values.  This shows a clear difference between patients who received low care and those who received high care. While patients with low-care group had a lower and more tightly grouped blood pressure measurements. It indicates that the blood pressure remains within a lower or more stable range, which would make the final decision more likely to be a low emergency care.












The histogram shows that most patients have blood pressure below 120, but there are a lot of high outliers above 150, including one extreme case above 200. These higher blood pressure values appear to influence the doctors' final decision to be flagged for high emergency care. Medical doctors would consider the ratings alongside blood pressure; the results suggest that due to the high blood pressure combined with "high' second assessments tend to result in a high final decision. Overall, the analysis suggests that blood pressure plays a big role in emergency care decisions, supported by physician evaluations.

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