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Is there a difference in the level of pain relief among patients with rib fractures who...

  1. Is there a difference in the level of pain relief among patients with rib fractures who use painkilling drugs and those who use transcutaneous nerve stimulation (TENS)? A small study that involved 30 people with rib fractures was conducted in an orthopedic office. Usable data were collected from 23 of the patients. The outcome variable of interest is “level of pain: as rated by the patient on a scale from 0-20, where 0 is no pain relief and 20 is complete pain relief. The data:

Person

Group (1 = TENS)

Self-rated pain relief

Person

Group (2 = Painkillers)

Self-rated pain relief

1

1

17

12

2

13

2

1

12

13

2

10

3

1

16

14

2

4

4

1

14

15

2

5

5

1

16

16

2

7

6

1

16

17

2

6

7

1

14

18

2

6

8

1

16

19

2

9

9

1

15

20

2

4

10

1

14

21

2

11

11

1

17

22

2

3

23

2

16

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