assessment 2 Flashcards

(22 cards)

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Falls Efficacy Scale International (FES-I)

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60+
standardized, norm referenced
16 item questionnaire that is self administered and assess fear of falling. Use likert scale to complete each activity

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Functional Reach Test

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18-65+
performance based
assesses a patients stability by measuring how far one can reach forward. dynamic functional reach-quick screen for adults balance

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Function in sitting test (FIST)

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no age range, no qualifications
standardized
bedside evaluation of sitting balance that evaluates sensory, motor, proactive, reactive, steady state balance. 0-4 scale for level of assistance

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30-second chair rise or 30-second chair stand test

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18-64, 65+ older adults
standardized
assesses functional mobility and lower extremity strength, count total number of stands

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Disabilities of Arm, Shoulder, Hand (DASH)

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no training required, 18-100 years
standardized
assess upper extremity disabilities in adults, 30 item questionaire scored 1-5

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nine hole peg test

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2-65+
standardized
measure upper extremity function and finger dexterity

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Jebson-Taylor Hand Function test

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6-65+
standardized
measures fine and gross motor functioning of an individuals hand by completing ADL activities that involve the hand

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Box and Blocks

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6-85+
no training needed
norm-referenced standardized
assess unilateral gross manual dexterity and upper limb function

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model of human occupation screening tool (MOHOST)

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18-65+
typically OT but anyone familiar with moho
assesses moho concepts including volition, habituation, communication and interaction skills, motor skills, process skills, environment
4 point rating scale

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Performance Assessment of Self-care skills (PASS)

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13+
criterion referenced
performance-based assessment that provides information about client’s motor, cognitive, sensory capabilities through completing ADLs/IADLS. rated on scale of 0-3 for independence

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barthel index

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18-65
no training
standardized
measures the extent to which somebody can function independently and has mobility in ADLs

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In-Home Occupational Performance Evaluation (I-HOPE)

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60+
standardized
performance based assessment that looks at the compatibility between older adults and their home environments. involves a card sort, performance rating, and observation of ADLs and IADLs

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Peabody Developmental Motor Scales (PDMS-3)

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birth-5
normative standardized
assesses gross and fine motor skills in five subtests: body control, body transport, object control, hand manipulation, hand-eye coordination

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Canadian occupational performance measure (COPM)

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6+
standardized, scoring is not norm referenced
client centered outcome measure for individuals to identify and prioritize every day issues that restrict participation in every day living.

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Sensory processing measure (SPM-2)

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4 months-87 years
standardized
Ayres Sensory Integration Theory
evaluate clients ability to integrate information from environment into following functions: physiological, regulatory, emotional, motor. interpret visual, auditory, touch, taste and smell, proprioception, vestibular information

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Sensory Profile 2

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need specific training
birth-14
standardized
strength-based approaches, looks at ways in which participation in community, school, home may be aided or hindered by sensory processing
0-5 scale

15
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School Function assessment (SFA)

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kindergarten-6th grade
professional-level education
knowledge of student
standardized, criterion-referenced assessment
measures performance in tasks related to participation, task supports, activity performance

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ages & stages questionnaire (ASQ-3)

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birth-6 years
standardized
looks at developmental delays. responses as yes=10, sometimes=5, not yet=0

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Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS)

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birth-18 months
needs training
standardized, observation
looks at gross motor skills development: prone, supine, sitting, standing, looking for early developmental delays

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BOT-3

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4 years to 25 yrs 11 months
qualified professionals OT
standardized normative
measures fine/gross motor skills
fine motor precision, fine motor integration, manual dexterity, upper limb coordination, bilateral coordination, balance, strength, dynamic movement

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Battelle Developmental Inventory (BDI)

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birth-7 years 11 months
standardized
no formal training
assess developmental milestones for school readiness: cognitive, adaptive, motor, communication, social-emotional
determines eligibility for special ed

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Bayley Scales

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16 days to 42 months
master degree
standardized
assesses development in cognitive, language, motor, social-emotional, adaptive behavior