FILA Table for PBL 1

This is the FILA table for our PBL 1 for biochemistry subjects. We have 2 different tables because both of us were in a different group so our discussion is different but we are discussing the same trigger.

This is Nur Afiqah's group.

Facts	Ideas	Learning Issues	Action
1. Her children physical appearances change such as abdomen swelling, arms and legs got very thin, hair started to grow yellow reddish colour. Also the behaviour of her children started to change such as loss of appetite and lack of energy. Change in skin colour Irritability which is crying with no tears.	Her children showing symptoms of certain disease.	1. Why does  the symptoms occurs? 2. What causes their skin colour is change? 3. What causes her abdomen to swell? 4. Why is there no tears when crying?	Do research through internet on the learning issues           Discussion in group
2.We asked village chief to call the traditional healer but instead he told us that we should go to the health centre because this could all be caused by the food we are feeding our children.  4. Sweet potatoes, bananas, and cassava.	Go to the health centre instead of the traditional healer. Local sources of food in Rwanda Burundi.	1.     Why refer to the health centre instead of the traditional healer?  1. Which food family does these food belong to? 2. What are source of vitamins provided?
3. Sweet potatoes, bananas, and cassava.	Local sources of food in Rwanda Burundi.	1. Which food family does these food belong to? 2. What are source of vitamins provided?
4. Health worker showed a tape with three colours. Red, yellow, and green. The result turn out to be red.	The tape is used to measure the level of malnutrition	1.     How the tape measures the level of malnutrition? 2.     How malnutrition is measured? 3. What are the different level of malnourishment?
5.  Kanyangge need medical treatment and if she didn’t get it, she could become more sick and even die.	Patients need to be care under special treatment and given prescribed foods and medicine	1. Why malnutrition patient need special food? 2. What is in the special food? 3. Can a person die from malnutrition?
6.We learned that malnutrition is caused when you don't eat enough food or you don't eat the right variety of foods. She said that malnutrition is not just about the quantity of food you eat but also the quality.	Malnutrition is not about the quantity of food but also the quality of the food.	1. Why we need to balance the quantity and quality of food that we consume?
7. If a child is under 2 years old the effect of malnutrition can be permanent.	At this stage, children are still actively growing up.	1. How the effect of malnutrition can be permanent?
8. Malnourished are more likely to catch diseases like cholera, diarrhea or malaria because the body is not strong enough to fight diseases.	Body immune system play important role to fight any types of infection or diseases	1. Why they catch diseases easily? 2. What type cell immune system uses to fight infection?
9. All foods are split into three different families. Proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins.	Balanced diet is essential for our body to promote good health.	1. What are the types of vitamins essential for growth? 2. Why we need to consume food categorized in three different family?
10. Keep breastfeeding Kanyangge until she is two years old.	Provide protection for Kanyangge from diseases.	1. Why breastfeeding is important? 2. What does the breast milk provide?
11. After 6 months of breastfeeding, can add a balanced diet of foods to a child’s diet	To make sure everyone is eating enough to stay healthy.	1. Why have to wait until 6 months?