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Susan April Crane
Assessment Results
Client Name: Ed- Assessment (OT)
Examination Date: August 17th, 2021
Mode: learning
Case History 100/100
Collaborators 100/100
Hypothesis ✓
Assessments 100/100
Skills Check 88/100
Findings 90/100
Recommendations 100/100
Completion Time 10 Minutes
Your Competency Score 96%
Overall Competency Rating
Mastering Competency
Skills Check
Modified Barthel Index - Shah Version 76/100
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Functional Reach Test 71/100
Stroke Impact Scale (SIS) Version 3.0 100/100
Vital Signs 100/100
Home Safety Assessment 91/100
Hand Function Screen 100/100
Manual Muscle Test 75/100
Range of Motion 62/100
Visual Analog Scale for Pain Measurement 100/100
Visual / Perceptual Assessment 100/100
Completed 10 of 10
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Case History
Reflective (+): 52
Acceptable (0): 8
Rejected (-): 0
Identifying / Family Information
15 seconds
Review the Case History Intake Form
Enter notes in the clipboard after viewing response.
21 seconds
I see from your intake form that your primary language is
Taiwanese Mandarin. Are you comfortable communicating in
English for this evaluation?
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Yes.
23 seconds
I see from your intake form that you moved to the United States 30
years ago. Where did you live before?
Oh, I live in Taipei very old Taipei very old district. People are
Taiwanese.
26 seconds
Tell me about your family.
I like, I have one daughter, one son.
35 seconds
Describe a typical day for you.
A typical day I think, it's wake up in the morning. I go to brush my
teeth, which I can do myself, yeah. And then wash my face. Then
after that, then go, I go walk to the kitchen area, and have my
breakfast and watch TV. And then after that, then we go to bed
again [laughing]. After I watch TV, I'm getting tired so go back to
brush my teeth again. After finish breakfast, I brush my teeth
again, right. I have a bowel movement, yeah.
Areas of Concern
40 seconds
I see from your intake form that you experienced a stroke. Tell me
more about this.
Ah, I cannot remember which day. And as usual, I went outside
bring the bird food go to to put in the birdhouse. And I saw the
weather looked nice, so I didn't wear a jacket. So I stay over
outside and exercise. And when I come inside and I feel dizzy. I feel
dizzy so I tell my wife. And I beginning to tell my wife, "What
happened? How come I feel dizzy?" And then in the beginning, my
friend come, actually my friend come to our house [inaudible] He
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said he think that [inaudible] I had a stroke. And so we didn't call
the ambulance. And we wait for a while. I feel how come I still
cannot feel good? I cannot stand, so I went to bed. And then later
on we call ambulance. When I went to hospital, I'm still okay. And
the doctor saw me in hospital. I can talk very frequently, everything
okay. So they didn't pay too much attention on me [inaudible]. By
the next morning, next morning then I realized I complete
paralyzed, cannot walk, cannot walk, cannot talk. This I realized I
got a stroke.
48 seconds
What are the reasons you have scheduled an occupational therapy
evaluation?
Some of the trouble I had is getting dressed and moving around.
Also have trouble using my left arm.
51 seconds
What are your goals or things that you'd like to accomplish
through occupational therapy now?
My main goal for OT evaluation is to help with can get my arm to
get much more movement, more control. Yeah another goal for OT
is to dress myself.
54 seconds
What are the tasks or activities that have been the most difficult for
you to do since your stroke?
One of the most difficult things is I cannot wear my sock, wear my
shoes. I have to depend on my wife. She wake up she come here to
help me put a shoe on, put a sock on [inaudible]. I hope I can do
myself. From then on, I cannot do myself.
58 seconds
Describe some activities that have become easier to participate in
since the stroke.
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Susan April Crane
Assessment Results
Client Name: Ed- Assessment (OT)
Examination Date: August 17th, 2021
Mode: learning
Case History 100/100
Collaborators 100/100
Hypothesis ✓
Assessments 100/100
Skills Check 88/100
Findings 90/100
Recommendations 100/100
Completion Time 10 Minutes
Your Competency Score 96%
Overall Competency Rating
Mastering Competency
Skills Check
Modified Barthel Index - Shah Version 76/100
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Functional Reach Test 71/100
Stroke Impact Scale (SIS) Version 3.0 100/100
Vital Signs 100/100
Home Safety Assessment 91/100
Hand Function Screen 100/100
Manual Muscle Test 75/100
Range of Motion 62/100
Visual Analog Scale for Pain Measurement 100/100
Visual / Perceptual Assessment 100/100
Completed 10 of 10
Clipboard Contents
Case History
Reflective (+): 52
Acceptable (0): 8
Rejected (-): 0
Identifying / Family Information
15 seconds
Review the Case History Intake Form
Enter notes in the clipboard after viewing response.
21 seconds
I see from your intake form that your primary language is
Taiwanese Mandarin. Are you comfortable communicating in
English for this evaluation?
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Yes.
23 seconds
I see from your intake form that you moved to the United States 30
years ago. Where did you live before?
Oh, I live in Taipei very old Taipei very old district. People are
Taiwanese.
26 seconds
Tell me about your family.
I like, I have one daughter, one son.
35 seconds
Describe a typical day for you.
A typical day I think, it's wake up in the morning. I go to brush my
teeth, which I can do myself, yeah. And then wash my face. Then
after that, then go, I go walk to the kitchen area, and have my
breakfast and watch TV. And then after that, then we go to bed
again [laughing]. After I watch TV, I'm getting tired so go back to
brush my teeth again. After finish breakfast, I brush my teeth
again, right. I have a bowel movement, yeah.
Areas of Concern
40 seconds
I see from your intake form that you experienced a stroke. Tell me
more about this.
Ah, I cannot remember which day. And as usual, I went outside
bring the bird food go to to put in the birdhouse. And I saw the
weather looked nice, so I didn't wear a jacket. So I stay over
outside and exercise. And when I come inside and I feel dizzy. I feel
dizzy so I tell my wife. And I beginning to tell my wife, "What
happened? How come I feel dizzy?" And then in the beginning, my
friend come, actually my friend come to our house [inaudible] He
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said he think that [inaudible] I had a stroke. And so we didn't call
the ambulance. And we wait for a while. I feel how come I still
cannot feel good? I cannot stand, so I went to bed. And then later
on we call ambulance. When I went to hospital, I'm still okay. And
the doctor saw me in hospital. I can talk very frequently, everything
okay. So they didn't pay too much attention on me [inaudible]. By
the next morning, next morning then I realized I complete
paralyzed, cannot walk, cannot walk, cannot talk. This I realized I
got a stroke.
48 seconds
What are the reasons you have scheduled an occupational therapy
evaluation?
Some of the trouble I had is getting dressed and moving around.
Also have trouble using my left arm.
51 seconds
What are your goals or things that you'd like to accomplish
through occupational therapy now?
My main goal for OT evaluation is to help with can get my arm to
get much more movement, more control. Yeah another goal for OT
is to dress myself.
54 seconds
What are the tasks or activities that have been the most difficult for
you to do since your stroke?
One of the most difficult things is I cannot wear my sock, wear my
shoes. I have to depend on my wife. She wake up she come here to
help me put a shoe on, put a sock on [inaudible]. I hope I can do
myself. From then on, I cannot do myself.
58 seconds
Describe some activities that have become easier to participate in
since the stroke.
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