What is the definition of empirical evidence

Empirical evidence is defined as the data and information obtained by creating assumptions over a specific topic, observing the collected data and experimenting to prove or disprove a theory.

empirical evidence is received through the senses. So its information or an observation you got through the senses. The senses are sight, taste, touch, feel, and sound. So if you saw a blue ball, you got that information through the empirical evidence.

Low-grade fever, itchy and swollen eyes, pain in the right ear, and a slight cough and runny nose are recorded in an 18-year-old patient.  

The Vitals  

Temperature - 100.1 F°  

Heart rhythm - 88 bpm  

Respiratory frequency - 18 bpm. 94 Saturation of oxygen -  

• BP - 124/77/74