Case Study 1


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Case Study 1 In a study of adverse circulatory responses produced by intraabdominal pressure or touch during surgery, the surgeon rubbed different sections of the peritoneum with a sponge, pulled on the arteries, veins and nerves, gallbladder and stomach, and occluded a variety of vessels. The purpose of the study was to observe the circulatory and sympathetic responses to the stimuli. Is this research? Yes No Absolutely! There is a deliberate attempt to test different interventions and not responses. This was not normal procedure for a surgical treatment purposes. Incorrect, this is research. There is a deliberate attempt to test different interventions and not responses. This was not normal procedure for a surgical treatment purposes. <<< Back