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eCL Bi12 - Circulatory & Excretory System Scenarios 
Calling Dr. Awesome stat!… As a leading medical researcher and practicing physician, each of the following scenarios presents you with a mystery. You need to review the symptoms described by your patient and look for clues to determine what pathogens, ailment, disease, or disorder may be afflicting them. Sleuth your way to success and describe how you will treat the patient.
Rubric Code: LX34X4B
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Subject: Biology  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

2 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Diagnosis

Poor

The student doesn't provide an explanation about which pathogen, ailment, disease, or disorder is affecting the patient.
Fair

The student provides an argument explaining which pathogen, ailment, disease, or disorder is affecting the patient.

The student includes a full illustration & diagrams with labels of any pathogens or effects on the body of a specific ailment, disease, or disorder
Good

The student provides an argument explaining which pathogen, ailment, disease, or disorder is affecting the patient.

The student includes a full illustration & diagrams with labels of any pathogens or effects on the body of a specific ailment, disease, or disorder

If a pathogen is responsible, the student provides its taxonomy.
Excellent

The student provides an argument explaining which pathogen, ailment, disease, or disorder is affecting the patient.

The student includes a full illustration & diagrams with labels of any pathogens or effects on the body of a specific ailment, disease, or disorder

If a pathogen is responsible, the student provides its taxonomy.

The student provides an explanation of tests and equipment used to obtain the diagnosis.
Genesis / Origins

Poor

The student does not adequately describe how the pathogen, ailment, disease, or disorder originated with the patient.
Fair

The student explains the life-cycle of potential pathogens, and transmission.

The student explains how the ailment / disease originated.

An anatomical drawing with labels is included.
Good

The student explains the life-cycle of potential pathogens, and transmission.

The student explains how the ailment / disease originated.

An anatomical drawing with labels is included.

The student identifies how to prevent transmission and also infection.
Excellent

The student explains the life-cycle of potential pathogens, and transmission.

The student explains how the ailment / disease originated.

An anatomical drawing with labels is included.

The student identifies how to prevent transmission and also infection.

The student includes multimedia links: weblinks, YouTube, animations, etc. These links must be discussed, not just embedded.
Treatment & Prognosis

Poor

The student does not properly explain a course of treatment for the patient.
Fair

The student explains several treatments including whether vaccines are available.
Good

The student explains several treatments including whether vaccines are available. If not, why not?

The student identifies medications that will help the patient.

Likely recovery time is discussed.
Excellent

The student explains several treatments including whether vaccines are available. If not, why not?

The student identifies medications that will help the patient and describes how the medication works.

The student examines one alternative treatment ex. accupuncture

Likely recovery time is discussed.
Presentation

Poor

Poor formatting

Minimal effort put into presentation, editing, revision.
Fair

Some revisions required

Format is presentable, showing pride in the work
Good

The format and presentation are good with few revisions needed.
Excellent

The student role plays Dr. Awesome, creating an original and engaging multimedia presentation.

The work is exemplary.
ex. Screencasted

ex. Audio-Narration (Podcasted)

ex. Text is free of errors

Few revisions required.



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