Evaluation for IADL and Health Mgxt Flashcards
These are activities that support daily life within the home and community
IADL
IADL stands for
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living
Occupation that is more complex than ADL
IADL
T/F
A caregiver providing care for others is considered IADL
False (it is considered as work)
What are the common causes of IADL Disability
- Lack of opportunity to experience and learn IADL
- Declining cognitive abilities
- Memory and Attention impairment
- Emotional factors (e.g. anxiety, depression)
widely used assessment
Self-report
People who report self tend to_____ their abilities
Overestimate
People who are reported by their family or other informants tend to _____ their abilities
Underestimate
What is the best thing to do as a therapist to actually see the client’s ability
Direct observation
the only SAT available (8 items)
- administered through written questionnaire or by interview
- takes about 10-15 minutes to administer
Lawton IADL Scale
Scoring for Lawton IADL
0- less able
1- more able
score and interpretation in lawton IADL
0 means____
8 means____
pt has low function
pt has high function
score and interpret IN LAWTON IADL
6 means____
pt has high fxn but there are still problematic IADLS
the 8 items considered in Lawton
- using the telephone
- shopping
- preparing food
- housekeeping
- doing laundry
- using transportation
- handling medication
- handling finances
how many items for women and for men (BEFORE) in lawton
8 items for women; 5 items for men
What items are not included for men IN LAWTON
food prep
housekeeping
doing laundry
Give 1 example of Observation-based Assessment
Independent Living Skills Survey (ILSS)
Assessment with comprehensive questionnaire that is designed for individuals with serious mental illness
-takes about 20-30 minutes to administer
ILSS
two forms of ILSS
informant version and self-report version
ILSS
Scoring for: Informant version ____
Scoring for: Self Report version ____
Informant: 5 point likert scale (always to never)
Self-report: Yes/No
Give 4 examples of Performance-based Assessment
Kohlman Eval of Living Skills (KELS)
Test of Grocery Shopping Skills (TOGSS)
Kitchen Task Assessment (KTA)
Rabideau Kitchen Eval-Revised (RKE-R)
What are the difference between observation-based Assessment to Performance-based?
Observation-based- you observe the cx actually do the Ax (parang AA)
Performance-based- the therapist is the one giving the specific task
- Assessment tool used with combination of interview and simulated performance
- has 17 living skills
- 30-45 minutes to administer
Kohlman Evaluation of Living Skills (KELS)
Scoring for KELS
0- independent
1- needs assistance
.5 (for leisure and work)
T/F
In KELS, the higher the score, the better
False
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assessment tool used to see the person’s ability to efficiently and accurately locate 10 items on a grocery shopping list
-administered for 30-45 minutes
Test of Grocery Shopping Skills (TOGSS)
What are the 3 subscales of TOGSS
Accuracy
Time
Redundancy
subscale that checks the correct item, type and lowest price
Accuracy
subscale that checks the number of aisles entered by the cx to find 1 product
Redundancy
Assessment tool that evaluates the cognitive process that underlie successful task completion
-common for patients with dementia
Kitchen Task Assessment (KTA)
What instruction is given in KTA
Make a box of pudding
T/F
in KTA, giving cues and minimal assistance is allowed
False
Scoring for KTA
4 point scale
0 = independent
4 = not capable
Assessment tool used for TBI patients that involved meal preparation
Rabideau Kitchen Evaluation-REvised (RKE-R)
What 2 meals are prepared in RKE-R
Sandwich and Hot drink
Tasks is broken down into ___ steps
40
T/F
Each task is scored on a scale from 0 to 4
True
Scoring for RKE-R
0 - independent
4- unable to perform