Health Data for 18 Year Old Female Patients

BloodType	MedicalCondition	Doctor	AdmissionType	Medication	TestResults
AB+	Asthma	Chris Holt	Urgent	Lipitor	Inconclusive
B-	Cancer	Christopher Odom	Elective	Paracetamol	Abnormal
A+	Asthma	Curtis Mckinney	Emergency	Penicillin	Normal
B-	Arthritis	Jennifer Johnson	Urgent	Penicillin	Abnormal
AB+	Diabetes	Joseph Hernandez	Elective	Penicillin	Normal
B+	Obesity	David Gonzalez	Emergency	Ibuprofen	Abnormal
O+	Arthritis	Reginald Mckinney	Emergency	Penicillin	Inconclusive
B-	Asthma	Elizabeth Blevins	Emergency	Aspirin	Normal
A-	Cancer	Calvin Evans	Elective	Lipitor	Inconclusive
AB-	Arthritis	Ellen Brown	Urgent	Aspirin	Abnormal
B-	Cancer	Brenda Clements	Elective	Paracetamol	Abnormal
A-	Arthritis	Paul Hale	Urgent	Penicillin	Abnormal
O+	Hypertension	Mike Carter	Elective	Paracetamol	Inconclusive
O-	Diabetes	Sandra Gonzales	Urgent	Ibuprofen	Abnormal
A+	Diabetes	Erin Martinez	Emergency	Aspirin	Abnormal
B-	Asthma	Tammy Wilson	Elective	Aspirin	Abnormal
O+	Hypertension	Michael Brown	Elective	Paracetamol	Normal
A-	Obesity	Diana Willis	Urgent	Ibuprofen	Abnormal
O-	Asthma	Michael Kelley	Elective	Penicillin	Normal
AB+	Obesity	Emily Ware	Urgent	Lipitor	Normal
B+	Diabetes	Samantha Spencer	Emergency	Paracetamol	Inconclusive
AB+	Arthritis	William Patel	Elective	Aspirin	Inconclusive
B-	Hypertension	Shawn Peters	Emergency	Lipitor	Inconclusive

Figure 1: Medical Condition Data for 18 Year Old Female Patients

From Figure 1, we can see that the most common diseases among 18-year-old female patients are arthritis and asthma. The less common diseases are cancer, Diabetes, Hypertension and Obesity. However, the dataset might not be big enough to be representative.

Figure 2: Medication Percentage Data for 18 Year Old Female Patients

From Figure 2, we can see that the most common medication used among 18-year-old female patients is Asprin. The least common medication for them is Lipitor.

Figure 3: Blood Type Data for 18 Year Old Female Patients

From Figure 3, we can see that the most common blood type among 18-year-old female patients is B-. The least common blood type for them is AB-.