Hi @dexsyluz and @huzaifanaveed1, I actually was waiting for with a lot of anticipation for the reaction of users to this topic, because even seeing the name of topic "Haematology" made me very surprised but also sad.
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The reasons are following:

• Haematology is very complex field in order to learn that we had more than a year of intensive study with practical work in specialised laboratory. It was one year because as we all know our brain can not retain much information during short time it filters and deletes like a computer that needs space for new stuff

• The whole process of how blood is created and its complexity is vast and it is short sighted to use only these little information in the task challenge post, because still even that will not explain everything

• we, people in medical field if it relates to any specialist field we ask them because despite of being taught we are not specialist.

I think person who has no medical or biological background will be completely lost in that topic. Even though you might see many correct thinking and answers but the people supported their opinion using Internet source and after the challenge is done they completely forget that and it is right they will never need this information in their live. The users will take part in challenge because as always it is we all want to participate and if possible to draw the attention of Steemcurator accounts and maybe be lucky and win the challenge.

I think if we want the ordinary user to feel included and be spoken to we need to speak normal language that everyone understand without medical terminology and also to chose more simple situation.

The task that you prepared

Caso clínico (3 puntos):

I think the person who only knows anatomy and physiology will be able to answer:

• obvious crush syndrome causing Rhabdomyolysis and that is causing acute kidney injury. Femur fracture is usually causes huge amount blood loss. The medical person will say: patient need Universal blood like 0 (neg) to stabilise and prevent hypovolemic shock in the first instance and the patient will need early filtration to protect kidneys.

I have no idea what people will answer for the topic but it is too much terminology and technical side. There were very interesting topics in Healthy Steem community that was easy to participate for people without any medical knowledge, therefore I do not know why you, as organiser complicating it to such level.

Best wishes,