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OTA 101il liXedica! Condrtions
Punpo*e of Assignrnent The purpose of the assiEnment is to eenduct research on a ffiedical c*ndltion, dlsarder or disease to actively learn about it and share learned infsrnration with peers in an oral presentatron. Th* creatisn of a Fovr*rPeint presentation centainlng a maximum *t 15 slides will devel*p skills that will be used while on fieldwork and in future joh*.
Assignment of Creating PowerPoint Presentation and Flandout Ea*h stirdent’*if I icientify a nredicaI condrtren. disease or ciisorder and haire that topic appro,;eci i:y the instrrictor
Stucients wril discuss. define or clescribe the follo*ing
Th* ciisease. disorder cr rrreeiical conditron Etiology ci the disease. disorder ar condtticn Fathela,gy af the disease, di*crder er medical conditisn Body system affected lncidenee and prevalence Signs and synrptcms of the dlsease, disorder *r medical csndition Pathog*nesis icourse sf the disea*e) Diagnostic procedures <edical I *urgieal managernent Prognosi* I ot”rtceme / quality of life issues Cornrncn medicatians used Typical abilities and deficits fronn that disease, disorder or medical candition How the dlsease, disqrder or rnedical eondi{ion impaats the domalns, as listed in the CIT Practi** Framework htledieal terminel*gy, with defi nitions Referenees
tummarize yot*r PowerPoint presenlatron in a handout t* be distributed t* the instructar and each clas* member hefore y*Lnr Fres+ntatien.
This assignrnent is due via the clrcpbox on Brightspace beflcre the begrnntnE of c/ass
Presenting th* FowerFoint frn Class Each student will prc*ent a fifteen-nrinute presentatian t* the elass sn his qr her rr:edical ccndition, disorder or disease; y*ir will be tirned and stopped at the encl of fifieen-minul,es. Two rninutes will be all*wed for questions at the end.
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\,tear appropriate, professional attire as sihe ‘,-,,oLrld if presenting naterial at a conference. Stutdents’.’,;ill us* apprcpriate eye ccntart fircv*meni and volurneirate of speech.
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Bady Language
Fluid gestures he!ped the audience visualiae
Gsstures thal enilanced
articulati*n
Little rnsvement *r de*criptive
gestu res
\lo msvern*nl cl descriptive
gestu res
Eye Contact
Holds attention oi entire
audience with dlrect eye
centact
C*nsistent use of direct eye c*ntact
iryith audience
MinEn:al eye csntact lvith
audience
No eye contact with audience
Poise Relaxed, seif- csnfident with n* mistakes
It{in*r rnistakes, wf quick recovers;
displays little or ns tens[*n
l.’lild tension; sarne difficulty recovering frnm
m!stakes
Gbvious terlsion and
nervoLlsnsSE; has trouble
recoverinE from mlstekes
Vsice
Fluid speech anc inflection
m*intains the interest of the
audlence
Satisfactory use of inflection, but
inronsistent use fluld spe*ch
Some level of inflection
threughout delivery
Censistent!y
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Questions FncrL rr=:ar
.^-#’-l–ll^- Ansivered fulty Arrswered rninimally
Froze up or igrrored
qu*stions
Introduction and Closure
Gpen and clasing remarks
*aptured the attention of the audience and set the ma*d
Student displays :lear introductory I
closing rernarks
Studenl clearly uses either an introductery *r closing remark,
but nst both
Student does nat di*play clear intr*ductory or closlng rernarks
Criteria Foints
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SouthUniversity Occupdtional Therapy Assistant Program
Relates tc OT
Thor*ugh, in depth cover*ge
af r*hab
Brief discussion sf reheb
At least cne crmment sn
rehab
Na rnenti*n of rehab
Content Shsws a full
understanding of the topic
Sh*ws a go*d und*rstanding +f
the tapic
Shows a E*od understanding nf parts of the t*pic
Bces nat seen: to understand th+ t*pic very
well
PowerPoint
R.*adable, EttractiEe, fo!l*wed
ternplate, relevant content
Follcwed t*mplete, good c*ntent,
crcwded qr difiicult to read
F*ll*wed tempIate,
adequate content, difficult ts read
Bid nst fsllsw templale,
inadequate cEntent
Total Point:
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