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Respiratory Block 2009. Bonita Biegalke Joe Eastman Clay Thompson. Respiratory Block. Changes Reorganized schedule Front loaded physiology, anatomical sciences Credit for problem sets Five problem sets in the block Unique Features S&I sessions Graded, Dr. Dane as presenter.
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Respiratory Block 2009 Bonita Biegalke Joe Eastman Clay Thompson
Respiratory Block • Changes • Reorganized schedule • Front loaded physiology, anatomical sciences • Credit for problem sets • Five problem sets in the block • Unique Features • S&I sessions • Graded, Dr. Dane as presenter
Respiratory Exam • Test items were chosen based on objectives • 20% -GRA, HIST, EMB • 20% - PHY, BCH • 20% - IDX, IMM • 15% - PAT • 15%- PHA • 10% - remaining disciplines • Questions relating to CLIN objectives are interwoven with questions related to the other disciplines. • ~30% of items contain clinical vignettes
Respiratory Exam • Most questions had been used in previous years. • Flagged questions (by statistics or student comments were reviewed by Biegalke and Eastman • comments on other questions were obtained from Dane and Klabunde
Respiratory Exam • Student performance EOB exam • Range 66.4% to 95% • Mean 80.5% • Median 80.7% • Student performance Practical • Mean 76.4% • Range 44-94% • All students passed the course
Respiratory Block • Likes • the S&I sessions • Dislikes • Organization • Number of texts, disciplines • In general • Objectives helped direct student learning