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Pharmacology Term Paper

Each student will submit a term paper covering a chosen drug. The due date is 12/13/17 at 7am via email. Early papers will be accepted. The paper must be typed and 3 pages in length. A minimum of three references should be used to derive the content of the paper. These references can include: Internet sites, PDR, drug inserts, ect. Wikipedia is not an acceptable resource.

Rubric Code: CX978AA

By Scorpianqueen44

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Subject: Nursing

Type: Project

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Project/Presentation
	Very Poor 0 pts	Poor 15 pts	Fair 25 pts	Good 35 pts
Paper set up/References	Very Poor The paper is set up incorrectly with no title page of only 1 piece of title page present, is less than 1 page in length, includes no references, and is neither correct font size or type.	Poor The paper is set up incorrectly with 2 pieces of title page present, is 1-1.99 pages in length, includes only 1 references, and is 1 of 2 correct font size or type.	Fair The paper is set up partially correct with 3 pieces of title page present, is 2-2.99 pages in length, includes only 2 references, and is 1 of 2 correct font size or type.	Good The paper is set up correctly with a Title Page(name of paper, student's name, course, date, and instructor's names), 3 full pages in length (excluding title page), includes 3 appropriate references, and is size 12 Font/Times New Roman.
Pertinent Drug Information	Very Poor Missing 5 or more significant pieces as listed in the good category. Information poorly presented.	Poor The information presented lacks required elements. Missing 3-4 significant points as listed in the good category. Very little information presented.	Fair Does not have all of the relevant information. Missing 1-2 significant points as listed in the good category. There is not enough information presented.	Good Information presented includes all information relevant to drug chosen including; description, classification, generic and brand names, pharmacodynamics, who would use this drug, and reason for use.
Patient education /Nursing Actions	Very Poor Very poor explanation of patient education. Missing 5 or more key points as listed in the good category.	Poor Gives very little explanation of patient education. Missing 3-4 key points as listed in the good category.	Fair Does not give a thorough explanation of patient education. Missing 1-2 key points as listed in the good category.	Good Includes a thorough explanation of patient education needed including;adverse reactions/effects, interactions, and dosage/administration instructions, and nursing actions and evaluations to show effectivness.