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DI 2 - Group Case Project

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Rubric Code: M7B2AX

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Subject: Health

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: Graduate

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	Inadequate (N/A)	Developing (N/A)	Exemplary (N/A)
Case Study Develop a case scenario for your topic that includes the patient's presenting complaint, pertinent history, exam findings and imaging findings (x-ray and advanced imaging, if applicable). You should also include an appropriate differential diagnosis and identify the final diagnosis, along with the clinical reasoning that led to the final diagnosis. The case scenario should be presented first in the presentation.	Inadequate The case scenario is grossly incomplete or contains incorrect or grossly misleading clinical information.	Developing The case scenario is mostly complete, with clinical information consistent with the diagnosis. The differential list is overly inclusive or exclusive.	Exemplary The case scenario is complete, the clinical information is consistent with the diagnosis, and the differential list is appropriate.
Discussion Review the clinical and radiographic features of the topic, particularly the presenting sign and symptoms, exam and laboratory findings, and characteristic imaging features (x-ray and advanced imaging, if applicable).	Inadequate The discussion is incomplete or contains factually incorrect information.	Developing The discussion is mostly complete and contains factually correct information with only minor errors or inconsistencies.	Exemplary The discussion is complete with factually correct information and no errors. Imaging features are demonstrated with examples.
General The presentation should be 5-7 minutes in length and use an appropriate color scheme. The slides should contain relatively small amounts of text and ample graphics to support the text. Animations should be minimal and unobtrusive. The presentation should be free of spelling and grammar errors.	Inadequate The presentation contains primarily text with few, if any, graphics. Spelling and grammar errors are frequent.	Developing The presentation contains an appropriate mix of text and graphics. A few spelling and grammar errors are present.	Exemplary The presentation contains an appropriate mix of text and graphics and is free of grammar and spelling errors.
References A minimum of 4 references (3 from peer-reviewed journals) should be used. References should be appropriately cited, either on each slide or all together at the end. Two copies of each of the journal articles should be submitted with the draft.	Inadequate The number of references is inadequate, are not appropriately cited or an insufficient number of copies of the journal articles were submitted.	Developing	Exemplary The number of references is adequate and they are appropriately cited. A sufficient number of copies of the journal articles were submitted.
Team Presentation All members of the team should participate in the presentation.	Inadequate Only a single team member presented.	Developing All but one team member presented.	Exemplary All team members equally shared responsibility for presenting.
Questions All members of the presentation team should be prepared to answer questions from the audience.	Inadequate Presenters struggled to answer most questions from the audience.	Developing Presenters provided quality answers to most questions from the audience.	Exemplary Presenters provided quality answers to all questions from the audience
Presentation Length Presentation should be 5-7 minutes in length.	Inadequate The presentation was well under or over the presentation time limits of 5-7 minutes.	Developing The presentation was slightly over or under the presentation time limits of 5-7 minutes.	Exemplary The presentation was within the time limit of 5-7 minutes.

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Health

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