CHAPTER 4
PRESENTATION, INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA
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RESTATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
RESTATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
This chapter analyzes, presents, and interprets the data gathered in this study. Along with the tables are the description and conclusions for each statement of the problem.
Table 7: Effectivity of Treatments
Table 7: Effectivity of Treatments
The table above shows ratings based on what stage of wound healing is a specimen at on what day. 0 rating means no change, 1 means tissue contraction, 2 means scab formation, 3 means the wound is <1/2 size of the wound, 4 is >1/2 of the wound is healed, and 5 is healed.
Table 8: Mean Score of Treatments Each Day
Based on the data gathered by the researcher, Treatment 3 is most effective with a mean score of 5 for days 14 and 15, followed by Treatment 2 with a mean score of 5 on day 15. Treatment 1 and 0 received a mean score of 4 and 3.33 on day 15 as well.
Table 9: ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA)
The table shows the data of the analysis of variance on the wound healing effectiveness of Onion extract. Since the p value is <0.05, therefore it shows a significant difference between the treatments.
Table 10: Observation of Healing
Based on the results and observations above, the researcher concludes that Treatment 3 (50% Distilled water and 50% Onion extract) is most effective in wound healing. Treatment 3 has the highest mean score which means it has the fastest healing rate.
Based on the results and observations above, the researcher concludes that Treatment 3 (50% Distilled water and 50% Onion extract) is most effective in wound healing. Treatment 3 has the highest mean score which means it has the fastest healing rate.
Table 11: Observation of Shelf life
Table 11: Observation of Shelf life
Table 12: Rating of Product (Shelf Life)
Table 12: Rating of Product (Shelf Life)
Based on the observations and results gathered by the researcher, Treatment 1’s shelf life lasted for six days before it was considered spoiled which the product received a rating of 3, given that the product lasted 5-6 days. Treatments 2, 3 and 4 received ratings of 4 since it lasted 11 days without any changes in odor, texture, and color.
Based on the observations and results gathered by the researcher, Treatment 1’s shelf life lasted for six days before it was considered spoiled which the product received a rating of 3, given that the product lasted 5-6 days. Treatments 2, 3 and 4 received ratings of 4 since it lasted 11 days without any changes in odor, texture, and color.
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