Outcome Measures Stroke

Question 1

NIH scale measures

Answer 1

severity of cerebral stroke symptoms

Question 2

Berg Balance score not for

Answer 2

acute phase ( 0 to 7 days)
before 14 days PASS is better

Question 3

Outcome measure in supine

Answer 3

NIHSS

Question 4

Outcome measure in supine, sitting, standing, and walking

Answer 4

Orpington

Question 5

OC in supine, sitting, standing, walking, and stairs

Answer 5

STREAM

Question 6

body function / system outcome measures

Answer 6

1. mAs - spasticity
2. NIHSS
3. Gait assessment
4. Borg/ RPE
5. Fugl Meyer
6. Moca
7. Clock Drawing

Question 7

2 outcome measures that have body system and activity

Answer 7

1. TIS
2. Stream

Question 8

activity outcome measures

Answer 8

1. Pass
2. Gait Speed
3. 5xSTS
4. ABC scale

Question 9

Participation Outcome Measures

Answer 9

1. stroke specific QoL
2. Fatigue severity scale

Question 10

2 Outcome measures that look at motor / synergies
cut offs

Answer 10

Fugl Meyer
Stream

Question 11

TIS measures —- and —– —— balance

Answer 11

static and dynamic standing balance

Question 12

Trunk Control Test - ICF model

Answer 12

Body structure/Function test
out of 100, all about hip extension
4 items
1. roll to weak side,
2. roll to strong side,
3. balance EOB
4. supine to sit

Question 13

PASS components ( what positions)

Answer 13

balance in lying, sitting, and standing
good for those with stroke regardless of postural ability

Question 14

PASS assesses

Answer 14

stable postures and equilibrium with positional changes
static cutoff: <3.5
dynamic cutoff: <8.5
TOTAL CUTOFF: 12.5

Question 15

STREAM measures

Answer 15

coordination
functional mobility
ROM