Final answer:
The treatment section of a patient care report does not typically include subjective interpretations about the treatment rendered; it focuses on objective data about patient's response, timing, and nature of treatments.
Step-by-step explanation:
The type of information that is NOT typically found in the treatment section of a patient care report is D. Subjective interpretation about the treatment rendered. The treatment section should include objective data, such as A. Indications of how the patient responded to treatments, B. What time treatments were rendered, and C. What treatments were rendered. Subjective interpretations by healthcare providers are usually reserved for other sections of the report such as discussion or comments, where they can give their professional opinion or hypothesis without confusing it with factual treatment data.