Edgar: Conclusion Nurses who have been specially trained in administering anesthetics should be allowed to anesthetize patients without having to do so under a doctor's supervision. █████ ████ ██████████ ███ ██████ ██████████ ████ ██ ██████ ████████
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Edgar argues that nurses trained in administering anesthetics should be allowed to anesthetize patients without doctor supervision. As support, Edgar says that anesthesia is much safer than it used to be.
Janet endorses the unstated conclusion that nurses should not be allowed to anesthetize patients without doctor supervision. This is because only doctors have the training to handle rare emergencies that can arise.
We need a statement that Edgar and Janet disagree on. They disagree whether nurse anesthetists should have doctor supervision. Edgar disagrees because anesthesia has gotten safer. Janet agrees because only doctors have the necessary training to handle rare emergencies.
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Both speakers agree with this statement. Edgar thinks that nurses should be able to anesthetize patients without doctor supervision. Janet thinks that nurses should be able to anesthetize patients with doctor supervision.
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Both speakers agree with this statement. Edgar says that anesthesia is "remarkably safe," which implies that emergencies are rare. Janet directly states that emergencies are rare.
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Neither speaker expresses an opinion on this statement. In fact, the speakers may both disagree with this statement, since both acknowledge that nurse anesthetists are specially trained.
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Edgar agrees, but Janet does not express an opinion on this statement. Janet only discusses the training of different medical professionals, not recent progress in anesthesia safety.
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Edgar and Janet disagree on this statement. Edgar disagrees and thinks nurse anesthetists should be able to anesthetize patients without doctor supervision. Janet agrees because only doctors are capable of handling a rare emergency.
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