Printable Medical and Disability Charts, Graphs and Tables
Author: Disabled World (DW)
Updated/Revised Date: 27 Jul 2026
Table of Contents:
Synopsis - Definition - About This Section - FAQs - Publications - Subtopics
Synopsis
Download and print medical and disability reference charts, graphs, data tables, fact sheets and infographics, plus simple steps for printing any web page or image.
At a Glance
- 1 - A printable can be a graphic, image or text made for reference or print use.
- 2 - Pressing Ctrl+P and choosing "Selection" prints only the part of a page you highlight.
- 3 - Right-clicking an image lets you print it directly, or save it first, then print the saved file.
- 4 - The collection includes graphs, charts, data tables, fact sheets, infographics and PDF files that you can download for offline reference.
Topic Definition
- Printable
A printable is any graphic design, image, chart, graph, data table, fact sheet, infographic, or text document created so it can be downloaded and used on paper or referenced away from the screen. On sites like Disabled World, printables gather medical and disability statistics and reference material into clear, self-contained visuals that people can save, print, and share without needing to stay online. They serve teachers, caregivers, clinicians, students, and anyone who wants a handy hard copy, and most can be sent to a printer straight from a web browser or saved as an image or PDF for later. In short, a printable turns web-based information into a portable, tangible resource you can hold, post on a wall, or file for repeated use.
Overview
What is a Printable?
A printable is defined as a graphic design, image or text that is designed to be downloaded for reference purposes or used in print format. Examples of items found on Disabled World that can be printed include graphs, charts, data tables, fact-sheets, infographics, PDF files, and more.
To print a document, picture, web page or another file from the Disabled World website using your printer, follow the instructions below.
To Print a Complete Web Page
1 - Have the web page you wish to print open in your browser (Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari etc.)
2 - Click Menu, if you are using Google Chrome, this will be represented by three small vertical dots in the top right-hand corner of your browser. If using Internet Explorer, it will appear as a small gear, also located at the top right.
3 - Once the menu drops, select "Print" and follow your printers' dialog pop-up box for printer preferences, e.g., color, black and white, landscape or portrait orientation. The "Print Preview" option will allow you to see what your page will look like before you print it out.
To Print Only Part of a Web Page
1 - To print only part of a web page, simply select the part you want by using your mouse.
2 - Press Ctrl+P, then from the Print dialog box, choose "Selection".
3 - Click the "Print" button to print only the selected portion of the web page.
To Print a Picture or Image
You can print an image on a web page by right-clicking on the image and choosing "Print Picture" from the shortcut menu. In some cases if the "print" option is not available you will need to select "Save Image" from the same shortcut menu which will save the item to your download folder from where you will need to right-click the image and select "print" from the right click menu again. This method is handy when you only wish to print the image and not the whole web page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What file formats are printable medical and disability charts usually available in?
They are commonly offered as images such as PNG or JPG and as PDF files, both of which can be saved and sent to a printer for a clean hard copy.
Do I need special software to print a chart or graph from a web page?
No, you only need a standard web browser and a connected printer, since printing is handled by your browser's built-in \"Print\" function.
Can I print a disability reference table in black and white to save ink?
Yes, in the print dialog box you can choose black and white or grayscale under color settings before you send the page to your printer.
How do I make a printable chart fit on one page?
Use the \"Fit to page\" or scaling option in your printer dialog, and switch to landscape orientation if the chart is wider than it is tall.
Are these printable resources free to download and use?
The printable images and reference materials are provided for personal, educational, and reference use, so you can download and print them for those purposes.
Why does an image sometimes fail to print directly from the page?
Some pages disable direct printing, so you may need to select \"Save Image\" first, then open the saved file and print it from your download folder.
Can I print a saved chart later without an internet connection?
Yes, once you have downloaded the image or PDF to your device you can open and print it at any time, even while offline.
Curated and edited by Ian C. Langtree, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Disabled World. This section is maintained by the Disabled World editorial team.
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