Outcome Measures Flashcards
(98 cards)
5 times sit to stand
Cut off scores for CVA-12 sec and for PD-16 sec; >13 sec indicates balance dysfunction
Activity limitation
6 minute walk test
Activity limitation
Cut off scores not established
9-hole peg test
Normal values based on age group
20-30s- 17 sec 30-40s- 18 sec 40-50s- 19 sec 50-60s-19-21 sec 60-70s- 21-22 sec \+70-25 sec
10 MWT
6th vital sign <0.4 m/sec- household ambulation 0.4-0.8 m/sec- limited community 0.8 m/sec- community >1.2- cross walks
<1.0 m/sec- intervention to reduce fall risk
>1.0 m/sec- INDEP w/ ADLs, less likely to be hospitalized
<0.6 m/sec- DEP in ADLs, more likely to be hospitalized
Activities Specific Balance Confidence Scale
Cut off score 67% in elderly adults
Cut off score of 81% in chronic stroke
Higher scores indicate increased confidence in one’s balance
Agitated Behavior Scale
<21 WNL
22-28- Mild
29-35-Moderate
>35- Severe
Score 14-56
>22= presence of agitation
Berg Balance Scale
Cut off score for fall 45/56
Activity limitation
Chedoke-McMaster Stroke Assessment
> 9 on the leg and postural control scores indicate independent ambulation
Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction and Balance
1- firm surface, EO
2- firm surface, EC
3- compliant surface- EO
4- compliant surface- EC
Measures up to 30 sec, average across 3 trials
Coma Recovery Scale
Score from 0-23; lower scores= brainstem/reflex activity
Functional Independence Measure
FIM
18-126; higher scores= higher level of functioning
Training required, used in IP rehab
Functional Gait Assessment
FGA
Cut off score <23/30
Disability Rating Scale
0-29;
Lower scores indicates greater ability
TBI/ABI
Dizziness Handicap Inventory
0-100
Higher score= increased severity
>59 = increased risk for falls in individuals with MS
>61= severe perception of handicap for vestibular dysfunction
Dynamic Gait Index
DGI
0-24
<19 indicates fall risk
Timed Up and Go
Increased risk for falls
CVA- >14 sec
Elderly->13.5 sec indicates increased risk for falls
> 14.5 sec on TUG manual or difference of 4.5 sec or greater between TUG and TUG manual indicates falls risk
> 15 sec indicates falls risk for TUG Cognitive
Tinetti Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment
25-28- low fall risk
19-24- medium fall risk
<19 = high falls risk
On a scale of 0-28
United Parkinson Disease Rating Scale
UPDRS
0-260 (lower scores suggests decreased impact of disease)
Walking Index for Spinal Cord Injury II
WISCI
0-20 (higher scores indicates less severe impairment)
Stroke Impact Scale
Score from 0-100
Higher scores= less impairment
Retropulsive Pull Test
0-4
0: recovers independently with 1-2 steps or ankle strategies
1: recovers INDEP with 3+ steps
2: requires assistance to prevent fall
3: very unstable; loses balance spontaneously
4: unable to stand w/o assistance
Orpington Prognostic Scale
Where a patient will DC
3.2-5.2= IP rehab
>5.2= SNF
<3.2= home
Postural Assessment Scale for Stroke Patients
PASS
0-36 (higher score indicates higher ability)
Score of 14= INDEP ambulation
National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale
NIHSS
Mild: 1-5
Mild/Moderate: 5-14
Severe: 15-25
Very severe >25
0 (no impairment)- 42 (highest impairment)