Please see attachment below for instructions and rubric. All your case studies will be posted in your individual groups. To see your Groups assigned Case Study, look under “classroom” then “groups”. Please use your Darby & Walsh textbook and/or the CDHO knowledge network to source some of your information. Sign up list for groups posted under announcements.Ms. Julie Gould, a 47-year-old female, is new client to your dental hygiene practice. Upon completing her medical history she indicates that she has been a diabetic for 10 years and well controlled by diet and exercise. She responds “no” to medications and “no” to other conditions. DH theory 1-Health Histories Case Study begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|l|l|} hline Criteria & 4 & 3 & 2 & 1 & \ hline Case Study Summary & Clearly and correctly summarized the condition(s) within the case study, and provided the correct etiology, extensive signs and symptoms and the potential treatment. & Fairly accurate in summarizing the condition(s) within the case study, provided the correct etiology, and some signs and symptoms along with the potential treatment. & Somewhat accurately summarized the condition(s) within the case study, incorrectly stated the etiology, provided limited signs and symptoms and potential treatment. & Failed to summarize the condition within the case study, incorrect information regarding the etiology, sign and symptoms and potential treatment. & \ hline Relevant questions and purpose(s) & Correctly stated four (4) relevant questions that would clarify information. Clearly stated the purpose of asking each relevant question. & Correctly stated three (3) relevant questions that would clarify information. Clearly stated the purpose of asking each relevant question. & Correctly stated two (2) relevant questions that would clarify information. Stated the purpose of asking each relevant question. & Correctly stated one (1) relevant question that would clarify information. Stated the purpose of asking the relevant question. & \ hline Implication for care & Clearly explained the implications for professional care. Correctly identified if a medical alert in the client record was necessary or not. & Fairly accurately explained the implications for professional care. Correctly identified if a medical alert in the client record was necessary or not. & Somewhat accurately explained the implications for professional care. Correctly identified if a medical alert in the client record was necessary or not. & Failed to explain the implications for professional care. Failed to identify if a medical alert in the client record was necessary or not. & \ hline Suitability of client for care & Correctly concludes the suitability of the client for dental hygiene care with accurate rationale. & Correctly concludes the suitability of the client for dental hygiene care but lacking rationale. & Incorrectly concludes the suitability of the client for dental hygiene care but explained rationale. & Incorrectly conclude
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