Scales & Instruments Flashcards

1
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what is the most famous and commonly used Intelligence test in clinical practice?

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WAIS
Wechsler Adult Intellingence Scalew

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2
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what is child version of WIAS?

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WISC
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children

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3
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What is the current version of WAIS?

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WAIS-IV

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4
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What are four index in WAIS-IV

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-Verbal Comprehension Index
-Working Memory Index
-Perceptual Reasoning Index
-Processing Speed Index

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5
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What are subsets for Verbal Comprehension Index

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Vocabulary
Comprehension
Similarity
Information

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6
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what are the subsets for the perceptual reasoning index?

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Block design
Matrix Reasoning
Visual Puzzles
Picture completion
Figure weights

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7
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What are the subsets for working memory index?

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digit span
arithmetics
Letter-number sequencing

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8
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what are subsets for processing speed subsets

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symbol searching
Coding
Cancellation

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9
Q

what does WAIS gives away?

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Full scale IQ = scores for all indices

General ability Index = Score for verbal and perceptual reasoning

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10
Q

average score on wais?

A

100 (85-115)

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11
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when do wais score get inaccurate?

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when goes to extremes of IQs (70-130)

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12
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what percentage fall below 70?

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approx. 3%

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13
Q

name some self-rate scales for depression

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BDI
GDS
ZSRDS
HADS
EPDS
PHQ-9

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14
Q

name some clinician rated scales for depression

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MADRS
HAMD
BASDEC
HAMA
CSDD (cornell)

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15
Q

name self-rated assessment to monitor medication compliance

A

LUNSERS
DESS

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16
Q

name clinician rated assessments to monitor medication compliance

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AIMS
SAS

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17
Q

use for HAMD (24)?

A

to assess severity of depression

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18
Q

severe cutoff for HAMD

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24

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19
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EPDS (10)

A

Screening for postnatal depression

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20
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possible depression cutoff for EPDS

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10

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21
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Use of HAMA

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measure severity of anxiety

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22
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use of MADRS

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Severity of depression
Response to treatment

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23
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BDI cutoff for minimal depression

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<13

24
Q

BDI cutoff for severe depression

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29-63

25
Q

yes or no based selfreated questionnaire for assessing depression in elderly

A

GDS

26
Q

an instrument to address privacy while assessing depression

A

BADDEC

27
Q

an instrument to assess depression in dementia

A

CSDD (Cornell

28
Q

no depression range on PHQ-9?

A

0-4

29
Q

Severe range depression on PHQ-9

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20-27

30
Q

Nice grading of depression on PHQ-9

A

<16 —- less severe
>16—- more severe

31
Q

what is BPRS for?

A

Schizophrenia (18 item + 6 new items)

32
Q

what are the extra 6 itmes added to BPRS

A

bizarre behaviour
self-neglect
suicidality
elevated mood
motor activity
distractibility

33
Q

a schizophrenia scale made up of a form and interview?

A

PANSS

34
Q

YBOCS is used for

A

Severity of OCD
Response to treatment

35
Q

DESS is used for

A

quantifying symptoms associated with antidepressant discontinuation

36
Q

SAS is used for

A

assessing neuroleptic-induced Parkinsonism

37
Q

Items on the Simpson-Angus Scale (SAS)

A
  • One item = gait (hypokinesia)
  • Six items = Rigidity
  • One item = Glabella
  • One item = Tremor
  • One item= Salivation
38
Q

normal cutoff on (SAS)

A

<3

39
Q

Cutoff to reconsider the neuroleptic on SAS

A

≥6

40
Q

Cutoff to certainly stopping the drug on the SAS?

A

≥18

41
Q

What is LUNSERS for

A

assessing the side effects of psychotropics

42
Q

what is cutoff for high on LUNSERS?

A

> 81

43
Q

what is the cutoff for low on LUNSER

A

<20

44
Q

what is AIMS used for?

A

severity of diskinesia
assess tardive dyskinesia

45
Q

what is special about AIMS?

A

it can be integrated into routine clinic due to its applicability

46
Q

what does GAF measures?

A

Psychological and occupational functioning only

47
Q

an instrument made of three component to assess and dx dementia?

A

CAMDEX

48
Q

components of CAMDEX

A
  • Clinical interview
  • Informant
  • Cognitive tests
49
Q

an instrument very short only to identfy patients with a potential personality disorder who might require further investigation?

A

SAPAS (>3)
YES or no
8 area

50
Q

how do questions are made on SAPAS?

A

yes or no

51
Q

a personality instruement to assess symptoms not to make dx

A

FFMRS

52
Q

a personality instrument compatible with ICD and DSM, with two forms?

A

IPDE screen
Questionnaire + interview

53
Q

personality instrument that takes quite long to complete but is compatible with DSM IV personality disorder

A

PDQ-R (30 mins)

54
Q

a personality screening test that can be completed in less than 5 mins

A

IPDS (Iowa)

55
Q

a personality self rated scale that comprehensively measures for PD

A

IIP-PD (127 items)