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Stroke Scales & Clinical Assessment Tools

Orpington Prognostic Score

 

Clinical Features

Score

Motor deficit in arm (see chart below)

 

- MRC grade 5

0

- MRC grade 4

0.4

- MRC grade 3

0.8

- MRC grade 1-2

1.2

- MRC grade 0

1.6


Proprioception
(eyes closed)
Locates affected thumb:

-Accurately

0

-Slight difficulty

0.4

-Finds thumb via arm

0.8

-Unable to find thumb

1.2


Balance

 

-Walks 10 feet without help

0

-Maintains standing position

0.4

-Maintains sitting position

0.8

-No sitting balance

1.2


Cognition
(see test below)

 

-Mental Test Score 10

0

-Mental Test Score 8-9

0.4

-Mental Test Score 5-7

0.8

-Mental Test Score 0-4

1.2


Total score = 1.6 + motor+ proprioception + balance + cognition



MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL GRADING FOR POWER
Greatest power in the extensors of the affected limb

Score

Normal power

5

Diminished power

4

Movement against gravity

3

Movement with gravity eliminated

2

Flicker when attempting movement

1

No movement

0


HODKINSON'S MENTAL TEST SCORE

One point for each correct answer

Score

1. Age of the patient

1

2. Time (to the nearest hour)

1

3. Address of the patient

1

4. Name of hospital

1

5. Year

1

6. Date of birth of patient

1

7. Month

1

8. Years of First World War

1

9. Name of Monarch

1

10. Count backwards from 20 to 1

1

Total:

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Reference

Kalra L, Crome P. The role of prognostic scores in targeting stroke rehabilitation in elderly patients.
J Am Geriatr Soc 1993 Apr;41(4):396-400.

 

 

 

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