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Outcome Measures Flashcards

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5xSTS

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> 13 sec = balance dysfunction

Activity Limitation

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6 min walk test

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No cutoff

Activity Limitation

MDC = 150 ft (pts with SCI)

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9 hole peg test

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Body structure function/ Activity Limitations

No norms estabilished

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10 M walk test

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X3 trials (avg of 2nd and 3rd recorded)

Household ambulator = .8m/s

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12 Item MS Walking Scale

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Questionnaire
Activity Limitation
12-60 pts (20-100%); higher number = greater disability

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Activities - Specific Balance Confidence Scale

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  • Subjective measure of confidence
  • Activity Limitation; Participation Restriction
  • 0-100 (higher score = more confidence)
  • <67% = fall risk
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Agitated Behavior Scale

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  • observational measure during acute phase
  • Body structure function/Participation
  • 14-56 (higher score = more agitation)

WNL = 21
Mild agitation = 22-28
Moderate agitation = 29-35
Severe agitation > 35

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ALS Functional Rating Scale

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  • subjective report
  • revised version assesses respiratory function
  • Activity Limitation/Participation Restriction

ALFRS: 0-40
ALSFRS - R: 0-48 (higher score = better function)

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Barthel Index

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  • activity limitation
  • 0-100 (higher score = more independent)
  • Scores indicating favorable outcome in stroke > 75-95
  • includes ambulation and stair climbing
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Balance Evaluation Systems Test (BESTest)

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  • Body structure/function
  • Activity Limitation
  • Max score of 108 —> % (higher score = better function/balance)
  • <69% = risk of falling
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Chedoke-McMaster Stroke Assessment

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  • Body Structure/function
  • 0-100 (higher score = more normal function)
  • > 9 on leg and postural control score = independent ambulation
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Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction and Balance

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  • Body Structure/function
  • Activity limitation
  • increased time in each position = better stability
  • m-CTSIB = 4 conditions
  • CTSIB conditions 5/6 isolate vestibular input
  • m-CTSIB condition 4 isolates vestibular input
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Coma Recovery Scale- Revised

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  • Body structure/function

- 0-23 (higher score = better functioning)

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Community Balance and Mobility Scale

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  • high level balance
  • Body structure/function/Activity limitation
  • 0-95 (higher score = greater ability)
  • can use orthotic but no AD
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Disability Rating Scale

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  • observer rated
  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation; Participation
  • 0-29 (higher score = higher disability)
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Dizziness Handicap Inventory

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  • scale
  • Body structure/function; Participation Restriction
  • 0-100 (higher score = higher handicap)
  • > 59 = fall risk for pts with MS

Mild perception of handicap: 0-30
Mod perception of handicap: 31-60
Severe perception of handicap >/= 61

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Dynamic Gait Index

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  • Activity Limitation
  • 0-24 (higher score = better ambulation)
  • = 19 = fall risk
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Falls Efficacy Scale

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  • assess perception of balance
  • Activity limitation/participation restriction
  • 10-100 ( higher score = less confident)
  • only household activities
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Frenchay Activities Index

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  • ability to complete ADLs after STROKE
  • Activity Limitation/Participation Restriction
  • 15-60 (higher score = higher level of activity)
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Functional Assessment Scale

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  • 12 items added to FIM to target BI population
  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation; Participation Restriction
  • 12-84 (higher score = higher level of function)
  • < 65 = at risk for long term unemployment
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Functional Independence Measure

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  • 18 tasks
  • Activity Limitation
  • 18-126 (higher score = higher level of function)
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Friedrich’s Ataxia Rating Scale

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  • 0-159 (higher score = more disability)
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Freezing of Gait Questionnaire

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  • specific to PD
  • subjective assessment
  • Activity Limitation
  • 0-24 (higher score = more freezing)
  • complete during “on” state
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Fugl-Meyer Assessment Scale

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  • Specific to stroke
  • Body Function/structure
  • 0-226 (higher score = improved function)
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Functional Gait Assessment

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  • Activity Limitation
  • 0-30 (higher score = greater functional ambulation)
  • <23 = fall risk
  • adds tandem walking, EC, and retro-walking to DGI
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Functional Reach Test

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  • forward reaching w/o moving, using 3rd metacarpal for reference
  • Activity Limitation
  • <15 cm = fall risk
  • has a seated version
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Goal Attainment Scale

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  • individualized goal selection
  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation; Participation Restriction
2+ = much more than expected
1+ = somewhat more than expected
0 = goal achieved
1– = somewhat less than expected
2- = much less than expected
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Hand Held Myometry

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  • Body structure/function

- compares it to the uninvolved limb or age matched norms

29
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High - Level Mobility Assessment Tool (HiMAT)

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  • Activity Limitation
  • 0-54 (higher score = better performance)
  • norm male (18-25 yrs)= 50-54
  • norm female = 44-54
  • can use orthotic, pt has to ambulate (I) > 20 m w/o AD
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International Cooperative Ataxia Rating Scale

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  • Activity Limitation

- 0-100 ( higher score = more impairment)

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Mini BESTest

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  • abbreviated 14 items
  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation
  • 0-28 (higher score = better mobility)
  • <23 = fall risk
32
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Mini Mental State Exam (MMSE)

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  • screening tool for cog impairment
  • Body structure/function
  • 0-30 (higher score = better cognition)
  • <24 = presence of cog impairment
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Modified Ashworth Scale

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  • Body structure/function

- 0-4 (higher score = more spasticity)

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Modified Falls Efficacy Scale

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  • Activity Limitation; Participation Restriction
  • 0-10 (higher scores = more confidence)
  • <5 = predictive of falls, longer hospital stay
  • indoor and outdoor tasks
35
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Modified Fatigue Impact Scale

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  • MS
  • effect of fatigue on ADLs and cog/physical function
  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation
  • 0-84 (higher number = more impact of fatigue)
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Montreal Cognitive Assessment

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  • used to detect mild cog dysfunction
  • Body structure/function
  • 0-30 (higher score = better cognition)
  • <26 = cog dysfunction
37
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Moss Attention Rating Scale

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  • TBI
  • observational tool
  • Body structure/function
  • 22-110 (higher score = better attention)
38
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Motion Sensitivity Quotient

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  • Vestibular Dysfunction
  • measures motion provoked dizziness
  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation
  • 0-100% (higher score = more motion sensitivity)

Mild motion sensitivity: 0-10%
Mod motion sensitivity: 11-30%
Severe motion sensitivity: 31-100%

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Motor Activity Log

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  • Stroke
  • Interview assessing arm function
  • Activity Limitation/Participation Restriction
  • 0-5 (higher score = better function)
40
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Motor Assessment Scale

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  • Stroke
  • ability to complete tasks during normal daily life
  • activity limitation
  • 0-48 (higher score = better motor function)
41
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MS Functional Composite

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  • MS
  • cognition, gait, and UE function
  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation
  • Includes: + 25 ft walk test
    + 9 hole peg test
    + Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test
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MS Impact Scale

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  • MS
  • Questionnaire
  • Participation Restriction
  • 29-145 (higher score = higher impact of MS on daily life)
43
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MS Quality of Life

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  • MS
  • questionnaire
  • Activity Limitation; Participation Restriction
  • no overall score, summary scores for physical and mental health
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National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS)

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  • body structure/function
  • 0-42 (higher score = more severity)
  • Mild = 1-5
  • Mild-Mod = 5-14
  • Severe = 15-24
  • Very severe > 25
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Numeric Pain Rating Scale

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  • Body structure/function
  • 0-10
  • Mild = 1-3
  • Mod = 4-6
  • Severe = 7-10
46
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Orpington Prognostic Scale

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  • Stroke
  • Body structure/function
  • 1.6-6.8 (higher score= more deficit)
  • mild to mod deficit < 3.2
  • mod to severe = 3.2-5.2
  • sever to major deficit > 5.2
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PD Q- 39

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  • Questionnaire
  • Participation Restriction
  • 0-156 (higher score = worse QOL)
48
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Patient Health Questionnaire

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  • self report to assess depressive symptoms over previous 2 week period
  • Body structure/function
  • 0-27 (higher score = more depressive mood)
  • > 12 = major depressive disorder
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Physical Performance Test

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  • PD
  • Activity Limitation
  • 0-36 (higher score = better performance)
  • <17 = unable to function in community
  • 17-24 = moderate frailty
  • 25-32 = mild frailty
  • 32-36 = not frail
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Postural Assessment Scale for Stroke Patients

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  • Activity Limitation

- 0-36 (higher score = more able)

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Push and Release Test

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  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation
  • 0-4
  • 0 = recovers with 1 step, independently
  • 1 = 2-3 steps, independently
  • 2 = 4+ steps, independently
  • 3 = able to step, but requires assistance
  • 4 = falls without attempting a step OR unable to stand without assistance
52
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Quality of Life After BI

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  • questionnaire
  • participation restriction
  • 0-100 (higher score = better QoL)
53
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Rancho Levels of Cognitive Functioning

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  • TBI
  • Body structure/function
  • Levels 1-8
54
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Retropulsive Pull Test

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  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation
  • 0-4
  • 0 = recovers independently with 1-2 steps or ankle strategies
  • 1 = recovers independently with 3+ steps
  • 2 = requires assistance to prevent fall
  • 3 = very unstable; loses balance spontaneously
  • 4= unable to stand w/o assistance

*part of UPDRS

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Scale for the Assessment and Rating of Ataxia

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  • quantitative assessment of impairments related to cerebellar ataxia
  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation
  • 0- 40 (higher score = more ataxia)

Gait:
= 8 = independent
= 11.5 = quad cane
= 12.25 = FWW

ADLS: 
= 5.5 = independent
= 10 = min dependence 
= 14.25 = mod dependence
>/= 23 = max dependence
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Sensory Organization Test

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  • computerized posturography
  • Body structure/function; Activity limitation
  • condition 5 and 6 isolate vestibular input
  • composite scores based on avg. COG sway
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Stroke Impact Scale

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  • self report
  • Activity Limitation; Participation Restriction
  • 0-100 (higher score = less impairment)
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Timed 25 foot Walk

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  • MS
  • Activity Limitation
  • Avg of 2 timed trials
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Timed Up and Go (TUG)

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  • Activity limitation
  • > 13.5 sec = fall risk
  • > /= 14.5 = fall risk for TUG manual
  • diff of 4.5 sec or more b/t TUG Manual and Tug = fall risk
  • > /= 15 sec = fall risk for TUG Cognitive
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Tinetti Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment

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  • Activity Limitation
  • 0-28 ( balance = 16, gait = 12; higher score = more independence)
  • 25-28 = low fall risk
  • 19-24 = medium fall risk
  • < 19 = high fall risk
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United Parkinson Disease Rating Scale

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  • Body structure/function; Activity Limitation; Participation Restriction
  • 0-260 (higher score = more impact of disease)
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Walking Index for SCI - II

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  • determines amount of physical assist and reliance on ambulatory aids for walking after SCI
  • Activity Limitation
  • 0-20 (higher score = less severe impairment)
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World Health Organization QoL - BREF

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  • Participation Restriction

- max score of 100 in each domain (higher score = higher QoL)

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