Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) Rubric

Make 5 multiple choice questions, include the answer and the rationale for the answer.

Perfect Score: 16
POINTS 1 2 3 4
Number of
Questions Made 1-2 Made 2-3 MCQs Made 4 MCQs Made 5 MCQs.

Content of Questions There are 3 or more There are 1-2 Complete in The set of test should
components missing. components missing. components but there include at least 1
is inaccurate question for Definition
information found in or etiology; 1 question
the stem and options. for incubation period or
Rationale lacks mode of transmission; 1
coherence and support question for
from the provided Pathophysiology and
resource. Symptoms (preferably
pathognomonic); 1
question for treatment
(i.e. Drug of choice),
and 1 question for
Nursing Care. Provided
coherent rationale for
answers coming from
the given resources.
Higher Level
Thinking All of the test Most of the test poses Some entries pose Each entry poses
questions are simple factual recall some thought thought provoking
composed on factual questions and a few provoking questions questions that involve
recall questions and higher order questions that involve generalizations,
quickly written. from the novel. generalizations, compare and contrast,
compare and contrast, cause and effect,
cause and effect, inferences, and
inferences, and classifications in for
classifications for each question.
question.
Mechanics
There are many There are some There is only 1 error There are no errors
capitalization, capitalization, in capitalization, present.
punctuation, and punctuation, and punctuation, or
grammar errors grammar errors grammar.
throughout the MC throughout the MC
test. test.
 Infographic Rubric

Your infographic is intended for nursing students to promote rapid retention of concepts. You can be
creative by making your own pneumonic. Use the resource given for the content of your infographic.
Below is the link of the resources that you will use:

https://www.ehealthsask.ca/services/Manuals/Pages/CDCManual.aspx

Content of the infographic should include definition, pathophysiology (chain of infection, incubation,
pathognomonic signs, and etc.), diagnostic procedure (preferably definitive diagnostic procedure),
treatment (highlight the drug of choice), and nursing care (most important)

Perfect Score 30 pts.

(Schrock, K., 2012)