Comparison Between Two Drops Of Blood

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The research used for this study was Quasi experimental, one group design, since true experiment use comparison between two groups, controlled and intervention. The data collected for this study, fit with the research finding between the two drops of blood used and the hypothesis which proved that there were no differences between two drops of blood. Although Quasi is level III intervention was not require, this study was, furthermore, used for comparison, there were no pre/posttest.

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