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Emergency scenario presentations 
group presentation
Working in groups of four, students will work collaboratively on a presentation to the class based on a mock emergency scenario with multiple injuries. Each group will prepare a 4 to 5 minute presentation to the class on their scenario, using proper first aid and emergency care procedures learned in class.
Rubric Code: VX2B77A
By SportsMedCCTEC
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Subject: Medical  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Emerging

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Exemplary

4 pts

Injury assessments

Emerging

Substantially lacks proper injury assessment skills based on the information given.
Fair

Includes most basic relevant information of injury and emergency assessments and exhibits factual accuracy but some basic relevant information is missing.
Proficient

Includes basic relevant information on injury and emergency assessment and exhibits factual accuracy. Includes verbal explanation of some procedures, but not all.
Exemplary

All basic relevant information is included, as well as some additional interesting aspects. Includes verbal explanation of most procedures as they are being performed.
First aid and emergency procedures

Emerging

Followed almost no correct emergency and first aid procedures for most injuries contained in the scene.
Fair

Followed some correct first aid and emergency procedures for some injuries in the scene.
Proficient

Followed correct first aid and emergency procedures for some injuries in the scene, but not all
Exemplary

Followed correct first aid and emergency procedures for most or all of the injuries contained within the scene.
Group Presentation

Emerging

Presentation suggests a lack of preparation in both design and rehearsal. Contributions among the group's members are very poorly divided.
Fair

Information is presented in a manner that suggests more rehearsal time was needed. All members of the group participate, but some lack composure during the presentation.
Proficient

Information is presented in a manner that demonstrates good preparation. All members of the group participate with minimal loss of composure.
Exemplary

Information is presented clearly, in an exciting manner, demonstrating understanding. All members of the group participate in a meaningful way.
Introduction

Emerging

Introduction does not include any relevant information to the scene, nor does it explain proper preliminary emergency procedures.
Fair

Introduction includes some relevant information to the scene, and explains a few proper procedures.
Proficient

Introduction includes most of the relevant information to set up the scene, injuries sustained, and explains most of the proper procedures.
Exemplary

Introduction is very thorough, explaining all relevant information to the scene, injuries sustained, and all proper preliminary procedures.




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