Assesement

Question 1

Lowenstein Occupational Therapy Cognitive Assessment (LOTCA)Assessment (LOTCA) Purpose:

Answer 1

cognitive test to help with treatment of brain injured individuals using orientation, visual and spatial perception, praxis, visuomotor organization and thinking operations.

Question 2

Lowenstein Occupational Therapy Cognitive Assessment (LOTCA)Assessment (LOTCA)

Answer 2

Population: Adults and Children age 6 and above with TBIs, CVAs, and tumors

Question 3

Contextual Memory Test Purpose:

Answer 3

tests awareness of memory capacity, recall of line drawn objects, strategy use

Question 4

Contextual Memory Test Population:

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Adults 18 years of age or older who have neurological or organic memory impairment. (TBI, CVAs, dementia, MS, PD, brain tumor, AIDS, epilepsy, chronic alcohol abuse)

Question 5

Brief Cognitive Status Exam Purpose:

Answer 5

Purpose: to quickly evaluate global cognitive function with the focus on level of impairment by assessing: orientation, time estimation, mental control, incidental recall, clock drawing, inhibition of learned responses, and verbal productions.

(dementia, mild learning difficulties, TBI or Alzheimer’s)

Question 6

Brief Cognitive Status Exam Population:

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individuals 16-90 years old with suspected memory deficits or who are diagnosed with a wide range of neurological, psychiatric, and developmental disorders.(dementia, mild learning difficulties, TBI or Alzheimer’s)

Question 7

Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) version 2 Purpose:

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rapid screening instrument for mild cognitive dysfunction. Assesses: attention, concentration, executive functions, memory, language, visuoconstructional skills, conceptual thinking, calculations and orientation

Question 8

Allen Cognitive Level Screen Purpose:

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to examine cognitive function by leather lacing, helps figure out intervention approach. (or so we are told)

Question 9

Allen Cognitive Level Screen Population:

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Population: any psychiatric or cognitively impaired population; larger ACLS is suitable for the elderly or visual impaired
any psychiatric or cognitively impaired population; larger ACLS is suitable for the elderly or visual impaired

Question 10

Wolf Motor Function Test (WMFT) Purpose:

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measures UE motor ability, dexterity, and strength thru timed and functional tasks

Question 11

Wolf Motor Function Test (WMFT) Population:

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Adults over 18 years of age form a population of higher functioning individuals with stroke and TBI

Question 12

Brain Injury Visual Assessment Battery for Adults (biVABA) Purpose

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screens for strengths and limitations in visual processing

Question 13

Brain Injury Visual Assessment Battery for Adults (biVABA) Population:

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clients 14 or older but can be as young as 8 or with 5th grade education. Visual processing deficits that impact their occupational performance including CVA, TBI, brain tumor, anoxia, MS, degenerative neurological diseases (Alzheimer’s), encephalopathy, low vision diseases, CNS diseases, eye diseases

Question 14

Rabideau Kitchen Evaluation-Revised Purpose:

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assesses the abilities of ambulatory adults with TBI to sequence and perform the steps involved in light meal preparation

Question 15

Rabideau Kitchen Evaluation-Revised Population:

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Adults with TBI, usually in a rehab facility

Question 16

Cognitive Assessment of Minnesota (CAM) Purpose:

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assesses a wide range of cognitive skills, which are organized into a hierarchy from simple to complex

Question 17

Executive Function Performance Test

Purpose:

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to determine which executive functions are impaired, to determine an individual’s capacity for independent functioning, to determine the amount of assistance necessary for task completion

Question 18

Executive Function Performance Test Population:

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Geriatric, Stroke, MS, Adolescent 13-17 yrs old, adults 18-64 yrs. Elderly 65+, Adults with cognitive problems

Question 19

Motor-Free Visual Perception Test Purpose:

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for screening and diagnosis; designed to measure visual perceptual ability w/o requiring the use of motor tasks.

Question 20

Motor-Free Visual Perception Test Population:

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4-95 years old, includes those w/ or w/o developmental or other disabilities, stroke pts, TBI pts, and expressive aphasia clients. Schools, rehab setting, or other.

Question 21

Which assessments would you use for suspected cognitive dysfunctions

Answer 21

1) Lowenstein Occupational Therapy Cognitive Assessment (LOTCA)
2) Brief Cognitive Status Exam
3) Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) version 2
4) Allen cognitive Level Screen
5) Cognitive Assessment of Minnesota (CAM)

Question 22

Which assessment would be used for motor ability of stroke and TBI clients

Answer 22

Wolf Motor Function Test (WMFT)

Question 23

Which assessments can be used for memory

Answer 23

Contextual Memory Test
Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) version 2
CAM

Question 24

Cognitive Assessment of Minnesota (CAM) Population:

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Adult clients 18+ who have cognitive impairments due to a CVA or a TBI (Level IV through Level VII on the Rancho Los Amigos Scale of Cognitive Function)

Question 25

Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) version 2 Population:

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for individuals with impairment in MCI, Alzheimer’s disease, Vascular cognitive impairment, PD, HIV< fronto-temporal dementia, Huntington, MS, heart failure, lung disease ect. Clients over the age of 49