Genogram:

Create a genogram of your family history for thr

Neatness (10 points)

• Legibility and Organization (5 points):
• 5 points: Writing is clear, readable, and organized on one piece of paper. Completely legible and professional.
• 3-4 points: Mostly legible with minor issues (e.g., small areas of crowding or light smudging).
• 1-2 points: Significant legibility issues or messy presentation.
• Use of Tools (5 points):
• 5 points: Lines are drawn with a ruler or are computer-generated; symbols and text are neat and properly aligned. All lines and symbols are precise and well-organized.
• 3-4 points: Most lines and symbols are straight and organized, with minor alignment issues.
• 1-2 points: Frequent alignment issues or uneven lines detract from clarity.

Key (10 points)

• Inclusion of Symbols (5 points):
• 5 points: The key includes all symbols used in the genogram with clear explanations. Comprehensive and no errors or omissions.
• 3-4 points: Mostly complete but minor omissions or unclear details.
• 1-2 points: Incomplete or poorly explained key.
• Alignment with Genogram (5 points):
• 5 points: Symbols used in the genogram match those defined in the key. Full alignment with no discrepancies.
• 3-4 points: Minor mismatches or inconsistencies.
• 1-2 points: Frequent mismatches between the key and the genogram.

Relationships (20 points)

• Proband Identification (10 points):
• 10 points: The individual who is the subject of the genogram (proband) is clearly and uniquely marked. Proband is clearly indicated and easy to locate.
• 6-9 points: Proband is marked, but the notation could be clearer.
• 1-5 points: Proband is difficult to identify or missing.
• Clarity of Relationships (10 points):
• 10 points: Depictions of relationships (e.g., marriages, divorces, adoptions) are accurate and clear. All relationships are represented accurately with appropriate symbols and lines.
• 6-9 points: Most relationships are correct but with minor errors or omissions.
• 1-5 points: Multiple inaccuracies or unclear relationship representations.

Number of Levels (20 points)

• Generational Representation (10 points):
• 10 points: At least three levels for individuals without children and four levels for individuals with children. All required generations are represented and organized.
• 6-9 points: Missing one level or levels are incomplete.
• 1-5 points: Significant generational omissions or disorganization.
• Alignment of Levels (10 points):
• 10 points: Individuals in the same generation (e.g., grandparents) are aligned horizontally. Perfect alignment for each generational level.
• 6-9 points: Mostly aligned with minor inconsistencies.
• 1-5 points: Frequent alignment issues or confusion within levels.

Age and Health Information (30 points)

• Basic Information (15 points):
• 15 points: Each individual includes sex, age or birth date, and age at death or date of death (if applicable). Complete and accurate information for all individuals.
• 10-14 points: Minor omissions or inaccuracies in a few cases.
• 1-9 points: Significant gaps or errors in basic information.
• Health Diagnoses (15 points):
• 15 points: Includes known physical and mental health conditions for individuals where applicable. Comprehensive and accurate health information for most individuals.
• 10-14 points: Some individuals are missing health information, but omissions are minimal.
• 1-9 points: Many individuals lack health information or the information is inaccurate.

Overall Summary of Findings (10 points)

• Identification of Cues (3 points):
• 3 points: Recognizes familial patterns or concerns (e.g., hereditary illnesses, strained relationships). Identifies all major cues.
• 2 points: Identifies some major cues.
• 1 point: Few or no cues are identified.
• Analysis of Problems (4 points):
• 4 points: Analyzes familial problems based on the genogram (e.g., health trends, relational issues). Thorough and insightful analysis.
• 2-3 points: Basic analysis with some gaps in depth or clarity.
• 1 point: Analysis is superficial or incomplete.
• Solutions and Recommendations (3 points):
• 3 points: Provides possible solutions or interventions for identified problems. Solutions are thoughtful and relevant.
• 2 points: Solutions are basic or lack detail.
• 1 point: Solutions are missing or irrelevant.