Final Review - Cognition Flashcards
Mobility Hierarchy
Bed mobility, met transfers, bed transfers, toilet/tub transfers, car transfers, driving
Cuing Hierarchy
Do for participant, physical assistance, direct verbal assistance, gestural guidance, verbal guidance, independence
Frontal lobe
problem solving/judgement, motor planning, organization, attention/concentration, personality/emotions, mental flexibility, speech, self monitoring, inhibition of behavior, planning/anticipation, awareness of abilities and limit
Temporal lobe
Memory, hearing, language, comprehension of language, musical awareness, organization/sequencing skills
Parietal Lobe
Sense of touch, diff of color/size/shape, spatial/visual perception
Occipital Lobe
Visual perception - depth/input, reading
Brainstem
Breathing, HR, arousal/consciousness, sleep/wake functions, attention/concentration, CN
Hierarchy of Processing
Orientation, memory, attention > reasoning, concept formation, prob solving, exec functioning
*If bottom affected top is impaired
Cerebellum
Coordination, balance, skilled motor activity
Ranch Los Amigos Scale
I - no response, II - generalized response, III - localized response, IV - confused/agitated, V - Confused/Inappropriate, VI - Confused/appropriate, VII - auto appropriate, VIII - Purposeful appropriate (response to familiar tasks), IX - Purposeful appropriate (cues to anticipate probs/performance), X - Purposeful and appropriate - responds to multiple tasks
Glasgow Coma Scale
15 point scale
0 - 8: severe, 9-12: mod, 13-15: mild
Eye opening, Motor Response; Verbal Response
Executive Functioning
Supervisory control system responsible for planning, error correcting, directing attention, info processing and inhibition of habitual responses
Ability to select, manipulate and update retrieved memories
Basic executive functioning skills
Initiation, planning, organizing, problem solving, mental flexibility, abstraction, categorization, decision making
GCS: Eye Opening
Spontaneous, to speech, to pain, nil
GCS: Motor Response
Obeys, localizes, withdraws, abnormal reflex, extensor response, nil