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LOG BOOK
CO-CURRICULUM FOR
FIRST AID UNIT
SESSION 201605
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Personal Information
Name                                                         :
Student’s Reg. No                             :
I.C No                                                         :
Telephone No                                      :
E-mail                                                       :
Programme                                          :
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Performance Evaluation
Throughout the practical session, the performance of all the students who enroll in the co-curriculum course will be evaluated through marks and graded. However, the grades will not contribute to the GPA and CGPA.
First Aid course is evaluated based on the following:
i.     Attendance                                        20%
ii.   Involvement                                       30%
iii.  Log Book                                          20%
iv.  Case Scenario Management               10%
v.   First Aid Certification                                  10%
vi.  Achievement (Co-Cu Day)                10%
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Attendance
1.     Students who are absent from the Co-curriculum course and present a letter/proof of the reasons stated below will be considered present with a remark:
a.      Medical Certificate (MC)
b.     Represent TAR College for external events
c.      Death of IMMEDIATE family member
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2.     Students who are absent with the reasons below will not be considered present:
a.      Involvement in club/societies/school activities
b.     Personal matters
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Marking Rubrics
Description |
Competency Levels |
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1 Very Poor |
2 Poor |
3 Good |
4 Excellent |
Attendance (20%) - Activities - Campaign - Duty (Note: must fulfill 70%) |
Attend 11 sessions  |
Attend 12 sessions  |
Attend 13 sessions  |
Attend 14 sessions (6 bonus marks will be given) Â |
Involvement (30%) Â - Activities - Campaign - Training & Group Discussion (s) Â (Note :Will be evaluated by advisor, coordinator through their groups activities) |
Teamwork  (The group often did not work well together with some few members contributed very little to the work).  Students rarely focused on the task and what needs to be done.    |
Teamwork  (The group worked fairly well together with all members contributing some work).   Students are able to focus on the task and what needs to be done some of the time.   |
Teamwork  (The group generally worked well together with all members contributing some quality work).   Students are able to focus on the task and what needs to be done most of the time.    |
Teamwork  (The group worked well together with all members contributing significant amount of quality work).   Students are able to stay focus on the task and what needs to be done all the time.    |
Scenario Case Management (Group Presentation) (10%) |
A group member chooses not to participate and does not complete assigned tasks / a satisfactory group member who does little on what is required |
A satisfactory group member who does most of what is required      |
A strong group member who consistently does what is required. Other group members can count on this person  |
A true team member who contributes a lot of effort, and encourages and supports the efforts of others in the group  |
Log Book (20%) |
The report does not refer to the purpose of the practice. Some points are not present, nor are they together or in order  |
The report explains some of the purpose of the practice but miss key purposes. Most points are present, but they are together or in order |
The report explains most of the purpose of the practice. All points are present, but are either not together or in order  |
The report explains all of the key purpose of the practice. All points are present, in order, and together   |
Achievement in Co-Curriculum Day** (10%) |
Present for the Co-Curriculum day  |
Participated in competition   |
Reached semifinals of competition  |
Champion & Runner-up of the competition   |
First Aid Certification (10%) |
Absent for the basic first aid courses  |
Present for the basic first aid courses  |
Present for the basic first aid courses & exam |
Present for basic first aid courses & pass the exam |
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**Attendance below 70% (present < 10 times), 1 mark will be given for each attendance.
**First Aid Courses & Co-Cu Competition Day is compulsory for the students of the class.
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Course Content/ Lesson Plan
Session 1 Â |
FAU - Briefing -         Introduction of FAU history, objectives, member’s role, responsibility and activities |
Session 2 Â |
Team Building (The aims of the activity, objectives & soft skills involved) -Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Team building activities |
Session 3 Â |
Visit to Blood Bank -Â Â Â Educational visit to National Blood Bank -Â Â Â To enhance the student knowledge about the operation of blood bank from:-
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Basic First Aid Course Ø First Aid Esssentials Ø Wounds & Bleeding Ø Burns & Scalds Ø Fracture & Dislocation Ø Sports Injuries Ø Choking Ø Medical Emergencies Ø Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Ø Recovery Position  |
Session 5 Â |
Theory & Practical Examination for Certification *Test  -   Theory -   Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) -   Recovery Position -   Choking -   Bandaging -   Transportation |
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Case Scenario Management -   to enhance the members on first aid skills, teamwork, work allocation & leadership  ·     Grouping (5 members in a group) -   Handling 1 – 2 casualties scenario -   Handling 3 – 4 casualties scenario |
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Case Scenario Management (Group Presentation) -  Case scenario given -   Handling 1 – 2 casualties scenario -   Handling 3 – 4 casualties scenario  |
Session 8 Â |
Co-Cu Day  ·  Practical  |
Session 9 Â Â |
First Aid Coverage (Sports Event)  - Medical aid during sports co-cu competition day or any other events in the campus  |
Session 10 Â |
Mock exercise -   Handling 1 – 2 casualties scenario -   Handling 3 – 4 casualties scenario  First Aid Room Duty - Standby duty for emergency cases  |
Session 11 Â |
Blood Donation Campaign - Â Action plan from every sub-committee -Â Coordinating the event among different sub-committee -Â Duty for the event |
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Objectives & Responsibilities (4 marks)
To abstract the objectives & responsibilities of FAU |
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Current Issues (4 marks)
Choose an article on any current issue related to first aid (any media) |
Write your personal opinion regarding the issue. |
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Log Entry (1) – Individual Activity 1 (1 mark)
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Venue: |
Log in 3 individual activities and 2 group activities that you carry out during your practice/duty. |
Information such as date/time/venue/number of participants must be included. |
Write about the type of activity/skills and some learning principles. |
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Log Entry (2) – Individual Activity 2 (1 mark)
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Log Entry (3) – Individual Activity 3 (1 mark)
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Log Entry (4) – Group Activity 1 (1 mark)
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My Personal Activity Log (3 marks)
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Students are required to log their own learning time of not less than 14 hours (any activity related to skills and duty)
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Reflections
What did I learn from this course? (2 marks) |
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What should I do to further develop my soft skills and technical skills? (2 marks) |
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Comments : (by staff) |
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