Friday, July 31, 2015

Question C III



Question


Can a dog trained to identify chemical changes in the body distinguish between the odor of the saliva  in a person experiencing a  tonic clonic seizure event vs the odor of the saliva of the same person in a non-seizure state

    Research
    • Research Index
    • A III
    • B III


    Hypothesis


    Methods/Procedures


    Equipment
    • 24" scent wheel 
    • 6 containers (clean tin cans)
    • 6 glass shakers w.metal lids
      • variable numbers of holes in lids
    • Lazy Susan
    Protocol
    • run containers (cans) and shakers twice through the dishwasher prior to test
    • OR hand wash twice in hot soapy water and dishwashing detergent; rinse in hot water
    • store in Ziplock plastic bags when not in use
      • store "hot" shaker separately in its own Ziplock bag
    Testing Instrument
    • dog
    • dog training
      • Scent Discrimination
      • Intro to Scent Wheel
      • Qualifying Test Protocol
      • Amended Testing Progression
      • Trial Test

    Data
    Need 3 tests

    Observations


    Conclusion

    all preceding criteria w/non-event on wheel