Case study grading rubric
Assigned case studies (two for this course): Worth 20 points each
Each student will be assigned to complete two case studies throughout the course. See D2L document with Case Study assignment.
Case studies will be graded according to the following grading rubric:
Score earned Criteria To Earn Score
20 points 1) Posting demonstrates application and synthesis* of material.
2) Posting is accurate and paraphrased in student’s own words,
3) Posting thoroughly addresses the case study question(s).
4) Textbook citation and reference is required (including page numbers) in APA format.
5) Attached Active Learning Template: Medication – for the medication listed in case study to posting in D2L
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* pulls together multiple concepts from the assigned reading and applies to unique situation
10 points 1) Posting demonstrates minimal knowledge of material
2) Posting is accurate and may contain direct quotes
3) Posting briefly addresses the case study question(s)
4) Textbook citation and/or reference is missing
5) Missing Active Learning Template: Medication
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0 points 1) Posting fails to demonstrate nursing knowledge
2) Posting is not accurate
3) Posting is not complete
4) Textbook citation and/or reference is missing
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Case Study # 1
Ramon is a 27-yaer-old financial analyst who has recently begun chemotherapy for treatment of Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He has tolerated the chemotherapy fairly well but has experienced mild, daily nausea with occasional vomiting, usually controlled with Kytril. His main concerns is the fatigue he experiences and the impact it has on his work. He also admits that he has been experiencing anorexia and “just doesn’t feel like eating much,” something which may be contributing to his fatigue. He has lost 2 kg since his last clinic visit two weeks ago.
#1 As his nurse how might you manage his chemotherapy-related nausea and anorexia?
#2 What suggestions might assist Ramon in managing his fatigue?
#3 What is it important to monitor for fevers when he is taking his Chemo?
#4 What lab work would you anticipate the doctor ordering for his Chemo?
#5 Why as a nurse would you need to monitor cardiovascular and respiratory status in a patient receiving an Alkylating chemo agent?
