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Level 1 Vascular Exercise Grading Rubric 
PELVIC OSCE GRADING RUBRIC
Rubric Code: GX33W2W
By IrynaS
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Public Rubric
Subject: Science  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Level 1 Vascular Exercise
  Poor

10 pts

Fair

15 pts

Good

20 pts

Excellent

25 pts

Patient interaction/positioning

Proper introduction and explanation of the exam. Proper patient positioning for specific examination type.
Poor

- No introduction
- The explanation of the exam is not provided
- Improper positioning of the patient for a specific type of an exam
Fair

- Minimal information provided on the type of exam
-Superficial/vague explanation of the procedure
-Unsure how to position the patient
Good

-Proper introduction and somewhat limited explanation of the procedure
-Proper patient positioning for a specific type of an exam
Excellent

-Excellent introduction and a full explanation of the procedure
-Proper patient positioning
Content knowledge

Knowledge of the extracranial vasculature. Knowledge of the lower and upper extremity arterial and venous anatomy. Familiarity with carotid, arterial and venous duplex protocols. Proper annotation.
Poor

- Limited knowledge of the extracranial anatomy
-Poor knowledge of the lower and upper extremity arterial and venous anatomy
-Poor knowledge of the carotid, arterial and venous duplex protocols
-Annotation is not provided
Fair

- Some knowledge of the lower and upper extremity arterial and venous anatomy
- Some knowledge of the carotid, arterial and venous duplex protocols
-Annotations are provided but are incorrect, vague or improperly used (transverse vs. long, etc.)
Good

-Good knowledge of the extracranial anatomy
-Good knowledge of lower and upper extremity arterial and venous anatomy
-Sufficient knowledge of the carotid, arterial and venous duplex protocols
-Proper annotation provided with minor errors
Excellent

-Excellent knowledge of the extracranial anatomy
-Very good knowledge of lower and upper extremity arterial and venous anatomy
-Proficiency in the carotid, arterial and venous duplex protocols
-Proper annotation provided
Technical application

Proper transducer selection. Image optimization skills (gain, focal zones and depth). Proper adjustment of the sector width. Proper adjustment of the color box. Proper scale adjustment. Ability to recognize and eliminate artifacts.
Poor

- Improper transducer selection
-Image is not optimized (gain, focal zones and depth)
-Artifacts present (aliasing, color flash, incomplete vessel filling, etc.)
-Inability to adjust color box
-The scale is not adjusted
Fair

-Proper transducer selection
-Image is somewhat optimized
-Some artifacts present
-Color box is aimlessly adjusted
-The scale is somewhat adjusted
Good

-Proper transducer selection
-Good image optimization: correct use of the gain and depth
-Minor artifact presence
-Proper angling of the color box
-The scale is properly adjusted
Excellent

-Proper transducer selection
-Proper image optimization: correct placement of focal zones, depth adjustment and use of the gain
-Absence of artifacts
-Correct angling of the color box
-Proper adjustment of the scale
Clinical application

Timely and diagnostic image acquisition. Ability to obtain a spectral analysis including peak systolic velocity and end diastolic velocity. Proper placement of calipers.
Poor

-Inability to acquire images in a timely fashion
-Images are not diagnostic quality
-Improper placement of calipers
-Inability to obtain spectral analysis, including peak systolic velocity and end diastolic velocity
Fair

-Proper placement of calipers
-Difficulty obtaining spectral analysis
-Suboptimal quality images
-Images are repeatedly retaken, too much time is spend on acquiring images
-Some of the study elements done according to clinical level
Good

- Proper placement of calipers
-Spectral analysis is obtained but not optimal
-Peak systolic and end diastolic velocities are obtained
-Images are acquired in a timely fashion
-Most of the study elements done according to clinical level
Excellent

-Proper placement of calipers
-Optimal spectral analysis
-Diagnostic quality images
-Images are acquired in a timely fashion
-All required elements documented



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