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Outcome Measures

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Developed as a way to quantitatively measure recovery from hemiplegia/paresis post stroke, The higher the score = the better, Assesses motor function at the joints of the upper and lower extreme...what test?   show
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show NIHSS (NIH Stroke Scale)  
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Patient interview(30 Qs),Questionnaire about ADLs, Administered during different time periods of CI therapy protocol.   show
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show OASIS C  
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show SF-36(36 item short form health survey)  
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show Barthel Index  
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show Wolf motor function test  
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This allows the PT to address problems not communicated by the pt, addresses prevention, provides payers with better justifications for interventions, encompasses the nagi model, and uses EBP.   show
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This is a self report measure that is used to measure physical function, disability, and symptoms of people with musculoskeletal disorders of the upper extremity.   show
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What is the best test for predicting falls in this population?   show
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A score of 30 on the berg would indicate what level of risk for falls?   show
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T or F: the Tinetti/POMA is a good predictor of falls in the older population?   show
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What time on the TUG is predictive of ‘fallers’?   show
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show FES and ABC  
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T or F: a consensus exists on specific type, frequency, intensity of exercise for fall reduction?   show
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Created by: txst fall 2009
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