The argument mistakenly set up a connection between the use of antibiotic and the treatment of patients suffered from muscle strains through a study. However, the validity of the research sample itself is doubtful. In addition, the study doesn’t provide sufficient reasons to drive the conclusion that all patients with muscle trains should be advised to take antibiotics as a part of the treatment. The logical relations hidden in the reasoning progress is mistaken.
During the reasoning period, the study itself shows a poor validity that resulted from the number of the sample and the progress of the study. Firstly, there are no specific data and records that can indicate the number and others characteristics of the participants patients in each group. The scale of the participants can reflect the accuracy of the study, so the lack of enough experimental subjects will make the result unrepresentative and unconvincing. Besides, some other features of those participated patients should be considered in the comparison. In the Dr. Newland’s group, perhaps the majority of the patients were young people or lightly injured. So even if they hadn’t used antibiotics, they could still recover faster than patients of Dr. Alton’s group whose patients might be older and more heavily injured. As to the study progress, the comparison as made in the study didn’t based on the same situation. That means different doctors were likely to give different treatment and the effect of them could be largely depended on the level of the doctors. As mentioned in the argument, Dr. Newland was specialized in sports medicine, the field which exactly included the treatment of muscle strains, while Dr. Alton was just a general physicians who didn’t have advantages in the muscle cure. It’s the same as we always choose medical expert’s consultation rather than general physicians when we are seriously ill. After the above analysis, the study itself is sure to be unreasonable.
However, even if the experiment has been improved and changed to be a convincing one, it can not deduce the conclusion as well that all the patients are suitable for the antibiotics cure because of their various kinds of treatment situations and body status. The precondition of the use of antibiotics is that patients are secondarily infected. But it’s normal that not all patients will suffer from secondary infections. In addition, even when secondary infection happens, since some people perhaps are allergic to antibiotics, the use of it even can bring about strains that haven’t exist before and speed down the recovery. After all, the appliance of antibiotics is limited by its applicable subjects.
Overall, the reasoning behind the conclusion that all patients who diagnosed from the muscle strains should be advised to take antibiotics as part of their treatment is insufficient. Further study and more factors should be considered for the treatment method which should be beneficial to the patients.
The argument mistakenly set up a connection between the use of antibiotic and the treatment of patients suffered from muscle strains through a study. However, the validity of the research sample itself is doubtful. In addition, the study doesn’t provide sufficient reasons to drive the conclusion that all patients with muscle trains should be advised to take antibiotics as a part of the treatment. The logical relations hidden in the reasoning progress is mistaken.
During the reasoning period, the study itself shows a poor validity that resulted from the number of the sample and the progress of the study. Firstly, there are no specific data and records that can indicate the number and others 【other】characteristics of the participants [participanting patients?participants patients不对吧。]patients in each group. The scale of the participants can reflect the accuracy of the study, so the lack of enough experimental subjects will make the result unrepresentative and unconvincing.[怎么看出来study的sample不够啊?你的意思是需要很多组么?] Besides, some other features of those participated patients should be considered in the comparison. In the Dr. Newland’s group, perhaps the majority of the patients were young people or lightly injured. So even if they hadn’t used antibiotics, they could still recover faster than patients of Dr. Alton’s group whose patients might be older and more heavily injured. As to the study progress, the comparison as made in the study didn’t based on the same situation. That means different doctors were likely to give different treatment and the effect of them 【their treatment】could be largely depended on the level of the doctors[我也不知道不同资质的医生怎么说,用level感觉不太恰当啊,经验或者学历什么的怎么样?]. As mentioned in the argument, Dr. Newland was specialized in sports medicine, the field which exactly included the treatment of muscle strains, while Dr. Alton was just a general physicians who didn’t have advantages in the muscle cure. It’s the same as we always choose medical expert’s consultation rather than general physicians when we are seriously ill. After the above analysis, the study itself is sure to be unreasonable. [实验中的样本数量不够,实验结果不正确:病人的情况不一样,医生的资质不同]
However, even if the experiment has been improved and changed to be a convincing one, it can not deduce the conclusion as well that all the patients are suitable for the antibiotics cure because of their various kinds of treatment situations and body status. The precondition of the use of antibiotics is that patients are secondarily infected. But it’s normal that not all patients will suffer from secondary infections. In addition, even when secondary infection happens, since some people perhaps are allergic to antibiotics, the use of it even can bring about strains that haven’t exist before and speed down the recovery. 【过敏!很好的点!】After all, the appliance of antibiotics is limited by its applicable subjects. [即便前提正确,也未必能推出结论]
Overall, the reasoning behind the conclusion that all patients who diagnosed from the muscle strains should be advised to take antibiotics as part of their treatment is insufficient. Further study and more factors should be considered for the treatment method which should be beneficial to the patients.