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Neuro Outcome measur

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What are some body structure and function outcome measures for strength? Strength = MMT, Dyno, Functional strength (timed sit to stand/10 x) Fugl-Meyer
What are some body structure and function outcome measures for Dexterity/coordination? Dexterity/coord = an outcome measure that measures performance of activity
What are some body structure and function outcome measures for sensation? Sensation = Rivermead Ax of somatosensory perception Nottingham sensory assessment Fugl-Meyer
What are some body structure and function outcome measures for Spasticity and contracture? Modified Tardieu Scale Provides measure of muscle response and length
What are some body structure and function outcome measures for joint range of motion? Handheld Goniometer
What are some body structure and function outcome measures for cardiorespiratory fitness? 6MWT, BORG scale RPE, HR monitor
What are some body structure and function outcome measures for pain? VAS Fugl-Meyer - joint pain
What are some body structure and function outcome measures for fatigue? VAS, Fatigue severuty scale (FSS-7)
What are some activity/limitation outcome measures? - MAS - stroke - Barthel Index - Funcitonal independence measure - Clinical outcome variables scale
What are some activity/limitation outcome measures for static and dynamic balance? Berg balance Scale Functional reach test Step test
What are some activity/limitation outcome measures for walking recovery? 10m walk test - 14m track 4 cones 6minute walk test
What are some activity/limitation outcome measures for mobility? Timed up and go HiMAT - running, jumping, bounding - for younger pts
What are some activity/limitation outcome measures for upper limb activity? 9-hole peg test The spiral test - drawing test ARAT - action research arm test
What are some other measures for Participation, Environmental and personal factors? - Self efficacy for exercise QoL - EQ-5D, SF-36 Fear of falls - Modified falls self-efficacy, activity-specific balance confidence scale
Stroke patient - what outcome measure would you use for Bed mobility? Motor assessment Scale item 1 and 2 OR timed tests (time to roll x _)
Stroke patient - what outcome measure would you use for sitting? MAS item 3 sitting balance OR Berg balance Scale
Stroke patient - what outcome measure would you use for STS? MAS item 4 or STS test x 10 timed or timed up and go test
Stroke patient - what outcome measure would you use for Standing? Berg balance scale, functional reach, step test
Stroke patient - what outcome measure would you use for Walking? MAS item 5 walking or 10m walk test timed or 6MWT, timed up and go
Stroke patient - what outcome measure would you use for Upper limb activity? MAS item 6/7/8, 9-hole peg test, ARAT, REACH scale - UL activity limitations - home
Stroke patient - what outcome measure would you use for running? HiMAT
Stroke patient - what outcome measure would you use for strength? MMT, dynamometer
Created by: HollyRicho
 

 



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