iRubric: Case Study Project - Exercise Prescription rubric

- Does not adhere to appropriate guidelines (ACSM, CDD4, etc.) for prescription
- Conditions/diagnosis/medications had little to no impact on decision making
- Inappropriate or contraindicated exercise included
- Progression is unsafe and/or unrealistic

- Adheres to appropriate guidelines ( ACSM, CDD4, etc.) for prescription
- Some conditions/diagnosis/medications taken into consideration and appropriately managed
- Some appropriate & recommended types of exercise (cardio, strength, flexibility, balance, etc.) are included
- Progression is unsafe and/or unrealistic

- Adheres to appropriate FITT-P guidelines ( ACSM, CDD4, etc.) for prescription
- Most (Primary & Comorbid) conditions/diagnosis/medications taken into consideration and appropriately managed
- Most appropriate & recommended types of exercise (cardio, strength, flexibility, balance, etc.) are included
- Appropriate FITT
- Progression is safe & reasonable

- Adheres to appropriate FITT-P guidelines ( ACSM, CDD4, etc.) for prescription
- Majority of conditions/diagnosis/medications taken into consideration and appropriately managed
- All appropriate & recommended types of exercise (cardio, strength, flexibility, balance, etc.) are included
- Progression is safe & reasonable

- Adheres to appropriate FITT-P guidelines ( ACSM, CDD4, etc.) for prescription
- All (Primary & Comorbid) conditions/diagnosis/medications taken into consideration and appropriately managed
- All appropriate & recommended types of exercise (cardio, strength, flexibility, balance, etc.) are included
- Progression is safe & reasonable

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