| dc.description.abstract | Hypothesis: There is Difference Between Adult Male and Female in Urine Output
After Lasix Consumption
Our aim was, by measuring the amount of urine output produced in 6 hours after the
patient consumed our constant dosage of Lasix (40mg), to compare the effects of the
drug on urine output in males versus females.
We collected 12 patients in total, 6 of them male, and 6 females split evenly. After
consumption of the Furosemide dosage, each patient had their urine output measured
every hour for 6 hours, which was the time we were to compare their total urine
output in.
Statistically, it was proven that there was no significant difference in urine output at
the male and female levels based on the p-value (= 0.142) | en_US |
