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Assessments Flashcards

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WEIS - Work Environment Impact Scale - Purpose

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Semi-structured interview that allows therapists to understand how individuals perceives their work environment

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WRI - Worker Role Interview - Purpose

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Semi structured interviews that assesses personal causation, values, interests, roles, habits, and perception of environment

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GCS - Glasgow Coma Scale - Purpose

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Scoring system to describe level of consciousness in person following TBI

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Tardieu Scale - Purpose

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Assess muscles response to stretch at different velocities.

Measuring spasticity – taking into account resistance to passive movement at slow + fast speed

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Modified Ashworth Scale

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Measures resistance during passive soft tissue stretching

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Oxford Scale

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Grades muscle strength

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Mini mental State Examination (MMSE)

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Screens for cognitive impairment e.g. ABI or Dementia

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Clock drawing test

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screens for cognitive dysfunction

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Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MOCA)

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screens for detection of mild cognitive dysfunction

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Rowland Universal Dementia Assessment Scale (RUDAS)

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Minimises effects of cultural learning and language diversity – short cognitive screening tool on basement measurements of cognition

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Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination (ACE III)

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Detects mild dementia; and differentiates between fontrotemporal dementia and alzheimers

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The Rivermead behavioural + Memory Test (RBMT II)

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Detect and identify memory impairments occurring in everyday activities

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Double Letter Cancellation Test

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evaluates visual scanning and unilateral spatial neglect

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Star Cancellation test

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screen detects unilateral neglect

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Cognistat: Neurobehavioural Cognitive Status Examination

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assesses intellectual functioning

  • language
  • constructions
  • memory
  • calculations
  • reasoning
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Dynamic Lowenstein Ot Cogntitive Assessment (DLOTCA)

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  • neurological rehabilitation
  • strengths and limitations of cognitive processing
  • enables a development of cognitive profile to guide intervention
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Lowenstein OT cognitive assessment (LOTCA)

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measure of basic cognitive skills and visual perception in older adults

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ASIA scale

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Describes a person’s functional impairment as a result of SCI

Assesses:

  1. Functional mobility
  2. strength
  3. Upper extremity function
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Wheelchair Assessment - Mechanical Assessment Tool (MAT)

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Provides measurement which forms intervention

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Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS 2 )

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Semi structured
Assesses and diagnoses ASD across age, development level, and language skills
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Psychoeducational Profile (PEP3)

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assesses developmental level of children

  • uneven learning
  • emerging skills
  • autistic behaviour
  • caregiver completes form
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Sensory Profile 2 (SP2)

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identified and documents sensory processing and its interference

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Miller Function & participation scales (M-FUn-PS)

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Detects mild, moderate, or severe moderate impairment

Assesses:

  • visual motor
  • fine motor
  • gross motor
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Sensory Profile

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To identify sensory processing patterns and effects on functional performance

4 quadrants

  • low registration
  • sensation seeking
  • sensation avoiding
  • sensory sensitivity
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Beery Buktenica Developmental Test of Visual Motor Integration, 6th edition (BEERY VMI)

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Assesses the extent to which individuals can integrate their visual and motor abilities

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Symbolic & Imaginative play developmental checklist (SIPDC)

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Develops imaginative play skills of children up to 6 with developmental delays, ASD, language disorders

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Mental Status Examination (MSE)

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Determining capacity to function and whether a follow up is required

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Assessment of Motor and Processing Skills (AMPS)

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Observes qualities of occupation and occupational performance

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Model of Human Occupation Screening Tool (MOHOST)

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Addresses clients motivation for occupation, communication, process, motor skills, environment.

Screens for OT services

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Behavioural & Symptom Identification (BASIS 32)

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Measures change in self-reported symptoms

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Health of the Nation Outcome Scale - (HoNOS)

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Measure of health and social functioning of people with severe mental illnesses

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Life Skills Profile – (LSP16)

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Assesses consumers ability with basic life skills

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