RLSC Tylenol Study

Frequency Analysis

RLSC Tylenol Study Data

MIDAZOLAM
INJ MIDAZOLAM SYRUP WITH
  IN TYLENOL TYLENOL
1 - PATIENT LIKED THE MEDICINE 11 41
2 - PATIENT SPIT OUT THE MEDICINE 7 3
3 - PATIENT DIDN'T LIKE BUT SWALLOWED 9 31

Chart of RLSC Tylenol Study

RLSC Tylenol Study

45 41
40
35 31
30
25
20
15 11
9
10 7
5 3
0
1 - PATIENT LIKED THE MEDICINE 2 - PATIENT SPIT OUT THE 3 - PATIENT DIDN'T LIKE BUT
MEDICINE SWALLOWED

RLSC Tylenol Study Data INJ MIDAZOLAM IN TYLENOL

RLSC Tylenol Study Data MIDAZOLAM SYRUP WITH TYLENOL

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Analysis

Based on31000 the provided data from the RLSC Tylenol Study, there are two different
conditions being compare,m./d: injecting midazolam in Tylenol versus administering midazolam
syrup with Tylenol. The results are recorded in three categories based on patient responses.

1. PATIENT LIKED THE MEDICINE:

 In the condition of injecting midazolam in Tylenol, 11 patients liked the medicine.
 In the condition of administering midazolam syrup with Tylenol, 41 patients liked the
medicine.
2. PATIENT SPIT OUT THE MEDICINE:
 In the condition of injecting midazolam in Tylenol, 7 patients spit out the medicine.
 In the condition of administering midazolam syrup with Tylenol, 3 patients spit out the
medicine.
3. PATIENT DIDN'T LIKE BUT SWALLOWED:
 In the condition of injecting midazolam in Tylenol, 9 patients didn't like the medicine but
swallowed it.
 In the condition of administering midazolam syrup with Tylenol, 31 patients didn't like
the medicine but swallowed it.

To interpret the results in more detail, we can compare the two conditions:

 Liked the medicine:

It appears that a higher number of patients liked the medicine when midazolam syrup was
administered with Tylenol (41 patients) compared to injecting midazolam in Tylenol (11
patients). This suggests that the administration of midazolam syrup with Tylenol may be more
favorable to patients in terms of taste or acceptability.

 Spit out the medicine:

Fewer patients spit out the medicine in both conditions. However, in the case of injecting
midazolam in Tylenol, 7 patients spit out the medicine, whereas only 3 patients did so when
midazolam syrup was administered with Tylenol. This indicates that the syrup form may be more
tolerable or less likely to cause patients to reject it.
 Didn't like but swallowed: .
In terms of patients who didn't like the medicine but still swallowed it, the number is higher
when midazolam syrup was administered with Tylenol (31 patients) compared to injecting
midazolam in Tylenol (9 patients). This suggests that even though some patients did not like
the medicine, they were more willing to consume it when in the syrup form.

In summary, based on the provided data, it appears that administering midazolam syrup with
Tylenol resulted in more favorable patient responses in terms of liking the medicine, fewer
patients spitting out the medicine, and a higher number of patients swallowing the medicine
despite not liking it.

Correlation Analysis

INJ MIDAZOLAM IN MIDAZOLAM SYRUP WITH

  TYLENOL TYLENOL
INJ MIDAZOLAM IN TYLENOL 1
MIDAZOLAM SYRUP WITH
TYLENOL 0.022442632 1

Interpretations.

The correlation coefficient between "INJ MIDAZOLAM IN TYLENOL" and "MIDAZOLAM

SYRUP WITH TYLENOL" is 0.022442632. Since the coefficient is close to 0, it suggests that
there is a very weak or no linear relationship between the two variables.
Therefore, based on the given correlation coefficient, there is no significant correlation between
the administration of Midazolam in Tylenol injection form and Midazolam syrup with Tylenol.