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RE: SLC21/WK6: Understanding Burns: Types, Causes, and First Aid Responses
Student Name: @fantvwiki
Overall grade: 6.3
Plagiarism Check: Pass
AI Use: No
| Question | What the Student Did Well | Areas for Improvement | Grading |
|---|---|---|---|
| Question 1 | Provided the course of action in this specific situation . | Important details are missing such as the student didn't mention prioritizing their own safety first. This is a very important step. There's no mention of gloves or a wrapper. The student didn't give any reasoning for considering it a minor or a major burn. | [Grade: 0.8] |
| Question 2 | the student listed down the course of action for an electrical burn. | No mention of looking for wires and cutting down the power supply. No mention of washing the wound with cool water. No mention of non sticking dressing. | [Grade: 1.] |
| Question 3 | Listed the steps of managing an emergency chemical burning scenario. | The burn spread due to insufficient irrigation time. Chemical burns are neutralized by prolonged flushing of water. This will help flush out the chemical. You didn't mention loose dressing on the wounds. | [Grade: 1.2] |
| Question 4 | The student managed to present their logic in choosing the answer. | The ethics as well as the Triage dictate that the patient with a 2nd degree burn should be treated first as the patient with a third degree burn has his nerves damaged so currently he is not in severe pain whereas the patient with a 2nd degree burn might be going through excruciating pain and if not attended immediately would be left with grave consequences. The answer could have been more detailed. | [Grade: 1.3] |
| Question 5 | the student managed to present an infographic. Infographics in the medicine field serve as important tool for having access to more information in a single place. These are typically necessary to have as a first aider. | [Grade: 2] |
General Feedback: The student has shown a good understanding of this week's course. There were a few shortcomings which I'm sure will be avoided in the upcoming posts.
Thank you.
Regards,
@huzaifanaveed1
Thank you for your good verification, and thank you also for all the suggestions. Great learning, and I learned from the material you exposed, very useful.