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Before the mid-1700s, a disease called scurvy was quite a problem, resulting in lethargy, spotted skin, and other unpleasant symptoms. It was prevalent among sailors who were on ships for extended periods. In 1747, a physician named James Lind conducted one of the first medical trials in history as he searched for a cure.
Go to the U.S. National Library of Medicine website. Scroll down and read the section titled "1747: James Lind and Scurvy Trial."¹
Part A: James Lind's study was Select an answer
Part B: Which of the following is the correct description of the variables in Lind's study?
The sailors' scurvy is the response variable.
The sailors' scurvy is the explanatory variable.
The potential remedy given to each group is the explanatory variable.
The potential remedy given is the response variable.
Part C: What are the treatments?
The potential remedies given to the sailors
The groups that the sailors were in
The individual sailors