Final Assignment

You have been asked to create a teaching scenario for a group of students in your discipline.  Choose either a disease process discussed in this course, or be creative

and choose a disease process you are interested in. Create a Word document or PowerPoint presentation of a fabricated case study that must include:

1.    Complete symptoms & history of a fabricated patient with your chosen disease
2.    Physical findings of your fabricated patient that are consistent with your chosen disease
3.    Diagnostic methods (lab and x-ray) used for the patient. Explain what the common exams would be used for your chosen disease. Include images, results etc.
4.    Other possible diagnoses that could be ruled out. Explain why these could be ruled out.
5.    At least 2 treatment options for this disease.
6.    Short and long term prognosis.
7.    How this disease relates to the age of patient as far as onset, symptoms, etc.
8.    Use at least 3 scholarly journals as sources. Include them in APA format at the end of your case study.
Here are some examples of case studies:
University of Minnesota Case Studies
Upstate Medical University
Indiana University School of Medicine Clinical Cases

And a sample of what you can do for your assignment:
Sample PowerPoint Case Study

Type your name in the upper-right corner of this page next to Last Name
Save your file in the Rich Text Format(.rtf). What’s this? If submitting a PowerPoint, please save in .ppt or .pptx format.
Include the term Final and your First Name when saving your file. Example: Final _David.rtf
Upload your completed document using the Browse button, and then click the Submit button.

Points Possible: 55
15 points for creativity including visual appeal, relevant graphics, layout, and ease of finding information
20 points for including all 8 areas in presentation
8 points for accuracy of information
8 points for including scholarly journal
5 points for proper APA citation format

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