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CNS Disorders 
CNS Disorders
A powerpoint presentation on a specific CNS disorder in chapter 8 of the textbook
Rubric Code: K93C6B
By lmrantuono
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Subject: Nursing  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric CNS Disorder
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

5 pts

Good

10 pts

Pathophysiology

Poor

Powerpoint lacks clear/researched definition of a CNS pathophysiology.
Fair

Powerpoint provides a fair definition that needs more research/clarity.
Good

Powerpoint provides a clear/researched definition of a CNS pathophysiology.
Etiology

Poor

Insufficient amount of causes related to the pathophysiology.
Fair

Only causes from the textbook examples presented.
Good

Sufficient amount of etiology related to a CNS disorder. Data obtained from 3 references.
Symptoms

Poor

Insufficient amount of symptoms related to the pathophysiology.
Fair

Only symptoms from the textbook examples
presented.
Good

Sufficient amount of symptoms related to a CNS disorder. Data obtained from 3 references.
Diagnostics

Poor

Insufficient amount of diagnostics related to the pathophsyiology.
Fair

Only lab or radiology diagnostics presented.
And/or used only textbooks examples.
Good

Sufficient amount of diagnostic findings related to a CNS disorder.
To include, lab, radiography, biopsy, and procedures.
Treatment

Poor

Insufficient amount of treatments related to the pathophsyiology.
Fair

Only medical or surgical treatment presented.
Only used textbook examples.
No research findings on new treatments being studied.
Good

Sufficient amount of medical and surgical treatments presented using 3 sources and research findings on new treatments being studied.
Research

Poor

Insufficient amount of research related to the pathophsyiology.
Fair

Only two sources provided.
Sources not from scholarly websites (.org, .edu, .gov)
Good

Sufficient amount of sources from scholarly websites.
Nursing Diagnosis

Poor

Insufficient amount of nursing diagnosis related to the pathophsyiology.
Fair

Nursing diagnosis lack objective and subjective findings.
Missing nursing diagnosis on a body system.
Nursing diagnosis not in order of priority
Good

Sufficient amount of objective and subjective findings to support all nursing diagnosis for all body systems in order of priority.
Nursing Interventions/evaluations

Poor

Insufficient amount of nursing intervention related to the pathophsyiology.
Fair

Nursing interventions lack objective and subjective findings.
Missing nursing diagnosis on a body system.
Nursing interventions not in order of priority
Good

Sufficient amount of objective and subjective findings to support all nursing interventions for all body systems in order of priority.
Cite page

Poor

Insufficient amount of references and/or no cite page presented.
Fair

Only textbook and one other source on cite page.
Cite that is not from a scholarly website.
Good

More than 3 sources from scholarly websites.
Ethical Dilemmas

Poor

No ethical dilemmas indicated in presentation.
Fair

Ethical dilemma lacked clarity/research.
Good

Well defined ethical dilemma with a fair amount of research to support findings.




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