Which action describes updating visual data displays after data collection?

• A. Enter data and update graphs
• B. Continuous measurement procedures
• C. Latencey
• D. Frequency

Answer: (A)

Updating visual data displays after data collection means putting the latest numbers into your chart or graph so the display reflects current results. This is done by entering the collected data and refreshing the graphs, which lets you see trends, level, and variability as they stand now and guides next steps in intervention.

The action described by entering data and updating graphs directly achieves this updating of visuals. In contrast, continuous measurement procedures describe how data is gathered over time, not how the displays are refreshed after collection. Latency and frequency refer to different kinds of data you might measure, not the process of updating the visual display itself.