This experiment was conducted to test the effectiveness of the common over the counter pain reliever Tylenol. According to previous research on Tylenol this experiment should resemble the control. When observing this data it is hard to distinguish between the control and this experiment. The only observational difference was the slight reduction in inflammation towards the end of the observation period. This slight reduction was expected yet could have occurred due to unproportional injections of NACL, and or differences in natural healing mechanisms of the test subjects.
Subject is very calm and responds well to being picked up and handled.
Breathing is rhythmic and slow. Medication seems to not be effecting physical reactions. Eyes are open and relaxed. Ibuprofen was chosen due to its extreme anti-inflammatory properties and the relatively high analgesic effects. This is the final and most impressive experiment.