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Senior High School Department

EFFECTIVENESS OF TUBA-TUBA
(Jatropha curcas)
LEAF EXTRACT OINTMENT AS AN
OPEN-WOUND TREATMENT
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Progress
Report
 Overview
 Research Gap
 Research Framework
 Objectives of the Research
 Statement of the Problem
 Hypothesis
 Research Methodology
 Product
 Evidences
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Senior High School Department

EFFECTIVENESS OF TUBA-TUBA (Jatropha curcas)

LEAF EXTRACT OINTMENT AS AN
OPEN-WOUND TREATMENT

Presented by:

Aguilar, Angelyn O. Latupan, Rizza Marie A.

Estavillo, Jan Carl Ortega, Marjorie G.
Garcia, Angela Marie P. Villanueva, Roxanne Claire

January 2020
 Research Gap
 Brief explanation or reasons for the research
gap
Research Framework
 Objectives of the Research
 Discern at which amount of percentage is the Tuba-tuba leaf
extract at the highest compatibility as wound-healing treatment;

 Identify at which amount of percentage of Tuba-tuba leaf extract

is the most effective in terms of rate of wound healing.

 Determine the efficiency of Tuba-tuba leaf extract ointment in

scarring prevention in comparison with commercial wound-
healing products.
 Statement of the Problem
 Which percentage of the Tuba-tuba leaf extract is the most
effective in closing the wound?

 Which percentage of Tuba-tuba leaf extract is the most effective

in terms of rate of wound healing?

 How efficient is the Tuba-tuba leaf extract ointment in closing

wounds and preventing scar presence as compared to commercial
open wound ointment?
 Hypothesis
All concentrations have equal effectiveness in closing the wound.

There is no significant difference between the rate of wound healing

among the three concentrations.

There is no significant difference between the effectiveness of Tuba-

tuba leaf ointment and the commercial open wound ointment for scar
prevention.
Research Methodology
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Part 1. Raw Materials Collection
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 Research Methodology (cont.)
Part 2. Acclimatization
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Part 2. Grinding the Materials
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 Research Methodology (cont.)
Part __. Title
Discussion

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 Product
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and if available, indicate also the different
parts of the product.
 Evidences
 In this section, your group should provide
the evidences such as but not limited to
pictures of experiments, lab results (if any),
and product making process.