A health-care worker measures and records the volume of urinary output from a patient for two days and confirms that the output volume is declining even though the patient’s intake has not changed. The health-care worker shares this information with a supervisor. Sharing the information is an example of

The worker has observed and recorded the patient’s urinary output, then shared the pattern with a supervisor. Sharing what was observed is communicating the results of observations, so choice D is correct. Organizing the observations into a chart (A) would mean arranging the measurements, not reporting them to someone.

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