This Online Quiz will assess your understanding of the content presented during weeks 1-5 of unit delivery.

• Questions will be drawn from a resource bank, to allow the Online Quiz to be different for each student
• All unit content presented in lectures, tutorial presentations, at the residential school, and within prescribed readings is examinable.

The Online Quiz may include multiple choice, short answer, calculation, or image interpretation style questions. Students are encouraged to have a calculator available when sitting the quiz.
The Online Quiz will be open for 60 minutes.

• Once started, the quiz cannot be paused or restarted
• Only one attempt is permitted.

Please note: It is important that you commence the Online Quiz before 10.00 am (AEST) on Friday the 22nd of April.

• The Online Quiz will automatically close at 11.00 am (AEST) on Friday the 22nd of April.
• If you have not completed the test by this time, your test may be submitted incomplete or with no answers.

In the absence of an approved extension, students will receive a mark of zero (or fail) for this assessment, if it is not completed by the scheduled date and time. Students are reminded that IT support from the University Information and Technology Division (TASAC) is only available during AEST business hours. This assessment is to be undertaken as an individual. As with all other university examinations, colluding with other students on non-group work tasks is considered academic misconduct, and may lead to action being taken by the Deputy Dean of Learning and Teaching HMAS.

Students are advised to refer to the 'Assessment Policy and Procedure (Higher Education Coursework)' document for additional university guidelines regarding assessments.

You will be required to answer a variety of online questions.

Question responses will be assessed according to the:

• use of appropriate terminology and descriptors as well as grammar and spelling
• student’s ability to appropriately interpret presented sonographic images and cardiac assessment data
• student's ability to succinctly respond with accurate answers.

This practical assessment has 2 components:

1. Demonstration of safe practice including hand hygiene and scanning ergonomics.
2. Acquisition of standard imaging windows with correct:

• probe manipulation
• image plane identification
• identification of key anatomical landmarks

In the absence of an approved extension, this assessment cannot be completed at a later time.
Following provision of assessment feedback, only one opportunity for re-sit of any failed component will be provided.

• Re-sits will be scheduled during the afternoon of day 2 of the residential school, Thursday the 14th of April

Students are advised to refer to the 'Assessment Policy and Procedure (Higher Education Coursework)'
document for additional university guidelines regarding assessments.

Component 1

Students will be assessed on their ability to demonstrate professional behaviour and safe practice.
The student will be required to:

• demonstrate appropriate hand hygiene
• apply knowledge of infection control practices at the patient bedside
• implement ergonomic adjustments

A detailed marking rubric can be found on the Moodle site.

Component 2

Students will be assessed on their ability to follow tutor instruction, demonstrating basic knowledge of ultrasound scanning and window acquisition.
The student will be required to:

• obtain on-axis orthogonal views
• identify sector orientation
• manipulate the transducer
• use appropriate terminology

A detailed marking rubric can be found on the Moodle site.
Each assessment component is PASS/FAIL, and all assessment components must be successfully completed to pass this practical assessment overall.

This Online Test will assess your understanding of the content presented throughout unit delivery. There will be a heavier emphasis on the content not previously assessed, in particular content from weeks 6-11 of unit delivery.

• Questions will be drawn from a resource bank, to allow the Online Test to be different for each student.
• All unit content presented in lectures, tutorial presentations, at the residential school, and within prescribed readings is examinable.

The Online Test may include multiple-choice, short answer, calculation, or image interpretation style questions. Students are encouraged to have a calculator available when sitting the test.

The Online Test will be open for 80 minutes.

• Once started, the test cannot be paused or restarted.
• Only one attempt is permitted.

Please note: You must commence the Online Test before 9.40 am (AEST) Friday the 17th of June.

• The Online Test will automatically close at 11.00 am (AEST) on Friday the 17th of June.
• If you have not completed the test by this time, your test may be submitted incomplete or with no answers.

In the absence of an approved extension, students will receive a mark of zero (or fail) for this assessment, if it is not completed by the scheduled date and time.
Students are reminded that IT support from the University Information and Technology Division (TASAC) is only available during AEST business hours.
This assessment is to be undertaken as an individual. As with all other university examinations, colluding with other students on non-group work tasks is considered academic misconduct, and may lead to action being taken by the Deputy Dean of Learning and Teaching HMAS.
Students are advised to refer to the 'Assessment Policy and Procedure (Higher Education Coursework)' document for additional university guidelines regarding assessments.

You will be required to answer a variety of online questions.
Question responses will be assessed according to the:

• use of appropriate terminology and descriptors as well as grammar and spelling
• student’s ability to appropriately interpret presented sonographic images and cardiac assessment data
• student's ability to succinctly respond with accurate answers