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Decision Making (Injury Assessment) worksheet 
This is a rubric to use to assist students in building skills as they relate to Athletic Training injury/illness assessment. Additionally, the purpose is to build students' ability to navigate an injury/illness assessment while also developing a strong different assessment rationale.
Rubric Code: FC7A9C
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Subject: Health  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Consider Remediation

0 pts

Unacceptable

1 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Good

3 pts

History

3 points

Consider Remediation

A "0" will be awarded when information is grossly void and no attempt at integration is identified.
Unacceptable

History is scant. The majority of vital information to the chief complaint is missing.
One or more of the following are missing: MOI, location of pain, previous injury, systemic profile, weak integration of rationale for asking the questions
Satisfactory

History is age and gender appropriate and contains pertinent information. However, it is missing some vital points relating to the chief complaint.
Pertinent HX questions are noted but may not be complete/some pertinent information are missing. Integration of the information is satisfactory but not complete.
Good

History is complete and age and gender appropriate. It is written in logical format and strong rationale is given for the information attained.
There is complete list of pertinent Hx questions. There integration into the evaluation is well documented and articulated. A clear and deliberate retrospective is provided.
Observation
  Consider Remediation

0 pts

Unacceptable

1 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Observation

3 points

Consider Remediation

A "0" will be awarded when information is grossly void and no attempt at integration is identified.
Unacceptable

Observation is scant. The majority of vital information to the observation is missing.
One or more of the following are missing: postural evaluation, girth, limb length, local, regional etc.. Weak integration of rationale for the observation aspects.
Satisfactory

Observation is situation appropriate and contains pertinent information. However, it is missing some vital points relating to the the condition.
Pertinent areas of observation are noted but may not be complete/some pertinent information are missing. Integration of the information is satisfactory but not complete.
Good

Observation is complete and condition appropriate. It is written in logical format and strong rationale is given for the information attained.
There is complete list of pertinent observation structures etc. There integration into the evaluation is well documented and articulated. A clear and deliberate retrospective is provided.
Palpation
  Consider Remediation

0 pts

Unacceptable

12 pts

Satisfactory

16 pts

Good

3 pts

Palpation

3 pts

Consider Remediation

Faculty may assign "0" points when work in the category is far below what is expected from a graduate-level student in this program
Unacceptable

*Appropriate physical examination is incomplete. The information obtained would not be sufficient to support the diagnosis. (EM & FP)

*The physical examination has not been completed as instructed.

(DIRECTED for G/P, Surg, & WH.

COMPREHENSIVE for IM and Peds)
Satisfactory

Palpation is situation appropriate and contains pertinent information. However, it is missing some vital points relating to the the condition.
Pertinent areas of palpation are noted but may not be complete/some pertinent information are missing. Integration of the information is satisfactory but not complete.
Good

*Physical exam has been completed as instructed, is age and gender appropriate, relates to the chief complaint, and pertinent findings in the HPI. All appropirate special tests are noted. (G/P, Surg, &WH)

*Physical Examination is appropriate and comprehensive (IM and Peds only)
Range of Motion
  Consider Remediation

0 pts

Unacceptable

1 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Good

3 pts

ROM

3 pts.

Consider Remediation

A "0" will be awarded when information is grossly void and no attempt at integration is identified.
Unacceptable

ROM is scant. The majority of vital information to the ROM is missing.
One or more of the following are missing: Active, Passive, Resistive, Con, Ecc, MMT, BT. Weak integration of rationale for the ROM aspects.
Satisfactory

ROM is situation appropriate and contains pertinent information. However, it is missing some vital points relating to the the condition.
Pertinent areas of ROM are noted but may not be complete/some pertinent information are missing. Integration of the information is satisfactory but not complete.
Good

ROM is complete and condition appropriate. It is written in logical format and strong rationale is given for the information attained.
There is complete list of ROM actions etc. There integration into the evaluation is well documented and articulated. A clear and deliberate retrospective is provided.
Special Tests
  Consider Remediation

0 pts

Unacceptable

1 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Special Tests

3 pts

Consider Remediation

A "0" will be awarded when information is grossly void and no attempt at integration is identified.
Unacceptable

ST are scant. The majority of vital information to the condition is missing.
One or more of the following are missing: Stress tests, labs, xray, MRI/CT. Weak integration of rationale for the ST aspects.
Satisfactory

ST are situation appropriate and contains pertinent information. However, it is missing some vital points relating to the the condition.
Pertinent areas of ST are noted but may not be complete/some pertinent information are missing. Integration of the information is satisfactory but not complete.
Good

ST is complete and condition appropriate. It is written in logical format and strong rationale is given for the information attained.
There is complete list of ST actions/results etc. There integration into the evaluation is well documented and articulated. A clear and deliberate retrospective is provided.
Diagnosis
  Consider Remediation

0 pts

Unacceptable

3 pts

Satisfactory

5 pts

Good

7 pts

Diagnosis/Differential Dx.

Consider Remediation

A "0" will be awarded when information is grossly void and no attempt at integration is identified.
Unacceptable

Inclusion of differential assessment is weak and little rationale is provided. Defining factors are weak and need to be more clearly identified. A retrospective is not articulated clearly or is omitted.
Satisfactory

Appropriate differential conditions are included. Appropriate information to rule out the condition may be weak or need improvement. Defining factors and retrospective is provided but needs to be improved.
Good

Diagnosis and Differential assessment is complete and appropriate. It is written in a logical format and strong rationale is given for the information. Defining factors are clearly and thoroughly shared as is the retrospective.
VI. Style
  Consider Remediation

0 pts

Unacceptable

1 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Exceptional

3 pts

VI. Style

10 points

Consider Remediation

Faculty may assign "0" points when work in the category is far below what is expected from a student in this program
Unacceptable

*The paper does not relay adequate information on the subject, is disorganized and difficult to follow.

*The paper has numerous errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and pagination.

*There is inappropriate use of medical terminology.
Satisfactory

*The paper relays information but is slightly disorganized.

*The content has several mistakes in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and/or pagination.

*Medical terminology is used appropriately most of the time
Exceptional

*The paper is well-written in a logical organized manner.

*The paper has appropriate spelling, grammar, punctuation, and pagination.

*There is consistent and appropriate use of medical terminology



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