Neuromuscular: Examination Tests and Measures Flashcards

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Glasgow Coma Scale

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  • Relates to consciousness to three elements, eye opening, motor response, verbal response.
  • Typically used to asses acute concussions/TBI.
  • Score range 3-15
  • Minor brain injury=13-15
  • Moderate brain injury=9-12
  • Severe Brain injury=1-8
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Coma Recovery Scale-Revised

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  • Examines multiple domains (auditory, visual, arousal, etc.)
  • Includes brain stem reflexes (pupillary reflex, corneal reflex, eye movements etc.)
  • Recommended for use in multiple rehab settings and patients with various conditions.
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Mini Mental State Exam

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  • Brief screening test for cognitive dysfunction
  • Includes screening for orientation, registration, attention, calculation, recall, and language.
  • Max score=30
  • Mild cognitive impairment=21-24
  • Moderate cognitive impairment=16-20
  • Severe Impairment=15 or less
  • Evidence based but SHOULD NOT be used as a stand alone tool for diagnosis of cognitive impairment.
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Rancho Los Amigos Levels of Cognitive Function

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  • Assess cognitive recovery following a TBI
  • Eight Levels
  • Level I=No response
  • Level II=Generalized response
  • Level III=Localized response
  • Levels IV=Confused agitated response
  • Level V=Confused inappropriate response
  • Level VI=Confused appropriate response
  • Level VII=Automatic appropriate response
  • Level VIII=Purposeful and appropriate response
  • Delineates emerging behaviors.
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Modified Ashworth Scale (MAS)

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  • Grading Spasticity
  • Six Grades
  • 0=no increase in muscle tone
  • 1=Slight increase in muscle tone with minimal resistance at the end range of motion.
  • 1+=Slight increase in muscle tone, minimal resistance through less than HALF of the ROM
  • 2=Marked increase in muscle tone through MOST of the ROM affected part easily moved.
  • 3=Considerable increase in muscle tone, passive movements difficult.
  • 4=Affected part rigid in flexion and extension.
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Deep Tendon Reflex Scoring Scale (DTR)

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  • 0=Absent
  • 1+=Toe change but no visible movement of extremities.
  • 2+=Visible movement of extremities
  • 3+=Exaggerated full movement of extremities
  • 4+=Obligatory and sustained movement lasting more than 30 seconds.
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Berg Balance Scale (BBS)

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  • Assesses functional Balance
  • Includes sitting and standing balance
  • Max score=56
  • Fall Risk Scores <45
  • Fall risk increases 6-8% for every one point drop from scores between 54-46
  • *Part of the APTA recommended outcome measures
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Activities Specific Balance Confidence Scale (ABC Scale)

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  • Examines confidence to perform 16 different daily activities.
  • Scale is 0-100%
  • Lower scores=less confidence
  • Higher scores=more confidence
  • *Part of the APTA recommended outcome measures
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Functional Gait Assessment (FGA)

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  • Examines dynamic balance while walking.
  • Max score=30
  • *Part of the APTA recommended outcome measures
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The 10 Meter Walk Test (10mWt)

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  • Measures gait speed for middle 6 meters and comfortable pace and fast pace.
  • Reported as meters/sec
  • *Part of the APTA recommended outcome measures
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Six Minute Walk Test (6mwt)

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  • Examines endurance and stance walked over 6 minutes
  • Reported as distance in meters
  • *Part of the APTA recommended outcome measures
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Five Times Sit to Stand

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  • Examines transfer capability
  • Timed using stopwatch
  • *Part of the APTA recommended outcome measures
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Timed Up and Go (TUG)

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  • Examines functional dynamic balance
  • Normal intact adults=<10 seconds
  • Frail elderly/disabled patients=11-20 seconds
  • Increased Fall Risk= >20 seconds
  • High Fall Risk= >30 seconds
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Functional Reach Test (FR)

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  • Examines maximal distance a person can reach forward beyond arm’s length while maintaining a fixed position in standing.
  • Men 20-40=16.7
  • Men 41-69=14.9
  • Men 70-87=13.2
  • Women 20-40=14.6
  • Women 41-69=13.8
  • Women 70-87=10.5
  • Moderate fall risk=6-10
  • High Fall Risk=6 or less
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Multidirectional Reach Test (MDRT)

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  • Examines maximal distance a person can reach in multiple directions.
  • Backward above average= >7.6 inches
  • Backward Below Average= < 1.6 inches
  • Lateral Above Average= >9.4 inches
  • Lateral Below Average= <3.8 inches
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The Balance Evaluation Systems Test (BESTest)

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  • Examines biomechanics constraints
  • Stability Limits Vertically
  • Transitions/anticipatory
  • Reactive
  • Sensory Integration
  • Scoring involves various measures
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The Mini Balance Evaluation Systems Test (Mini BESTest)

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  • Shorter version of the BESTest

- Items are scored 0-2 with max scores of 28

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Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment (POMA)

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  • Examines balance
  • Mac score=28
  • Moderate Fall Risk=19-24
  • High Fall Risk= <19
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High Level Mobility Assessment Tool (Hi-MAT)

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  • Examines high level balance and mobility problems
  • Max score=54
  • Items scored via time or distance on a 0-5 scale
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Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB)

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  • Combination of balance and functional tasks
  • Tests scored in terms of time to complete
  • Lowest score=0
  • Highest score=12
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Balance Efficacy Scale (BES)

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  • Examines level of self confidence when performing functional tasks encountered in daily life.
  • 18 items scored 0-100%
  • Total score is divided by 18 to yield a mean score
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Dynamic Gait Index (DGI)

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  • Examines dynamic gait
  • Max score=24
  • Safe ambulation=22
  • Fall Risk= <19
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Fugyl Meyer Assessment of Physical Performance (FMA)

*Stroke

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  • Examines movements of UE, LE, balance, sensation, ROM, and pain.
  • Scores range from 0-can not perform to 2 fully performed.
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Functional Independence Measure (FIM)

*Stroke

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  • Examines physical, psychological, and social functioning

- Contains 18 items.

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Functional Assessment Measure (FAM)

*Stroke

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  • Includes additional measures to the FIM including Community access, instrumental ADL, safety, employability, adjustment
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Stroke Impact Scale

*Strok

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  • Impacts how a stroke has impacted things like:
  • Physical function
  • Memory
  • Thinking
  • Changes in mood and emotions
  • Communication abilities
  • Typical Daily activities
  • Participation in activities
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Postural Assessment Scale (PASS)

*Stroke

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  • Provides a standardized measure for postural control and balance in patients following a stroke.
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Community Balance and Mobility Scale

*TBI

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  • Examines high level balance and mobility deficits with community tasks
  • 13 item scale
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Moss Attention Rating Scale

*TBI

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  • Examines cognition and attention
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Dizziness Handicap Inventory

*TBI

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  • Examines a persons perception of disability through the use of three sub scales physical, emotional, and functional.
  • 25 item scale