The field of medicine provides wondrous experiences to learn from patients' varied outcomes through experiments. Six experiments examine heart rate, blood pressure, EKG analysis, blood typing, respiratory response, and lung function to gain insight into what doctors experience and learn about physiology.

1. The field of medicine seems like an intimidating career choice, but the experiences made through
this area are wondrous. Patients always have different variables that cause a multitude of
outcomes to learn from. Through the 6 different experiments, one can gain a sense of what
doctors and practitioners go through and can learn about heart rate, blood pressure and exercise,
how to analyze the heart with EKG, blood typing, respiratory response to physiological changes,
and lung volumes and capacities through the observations and data recorded below.