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    Spep Orpington Scale

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    The document provides instructions for administering the Orpington Prognostic Scale to assess patients after a stroke. The scale evaluates 4 areas: motor deficit, proprioception, balance, and cognition. Scores are calculated for each area and a total score is determined to classify the stroke as minor, moderate, or major.

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    Spep Orpington Scale

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    The document provides instructions for administering the Orpington Prognostic Scale to assess patients after a stroke. The scale evaluates 4 areas: motor deficit, proprioception, balance, and cognition. Scores are calculated for each area and a total score is determined to classify the stroke as minor, moderate, or major.

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    The document provides instructions for administering the Orpington Prognostic Scale to assess patients after a stroke. The scale evaluates 4 areas: motor deficit, proprioception, balance, and cognition. Scores are calculated for each area and a total score is determined to classify the stroke as minor, moderate, or major.

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    Spep Orpington Scale

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    M Isyhaduul Islam
    The document provides instructions for administering the Orpington Prognostic Scale to assess patients after a stroke. The scale evaluates 4 areas: motor deficit, proprioception, balance, and cognition. Scores are calculated for each area and a total score is determined to classify the stroke as minor, moderate, or major.

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    A video for how to administer

    the Orpington can be found at


    uwhealth.org/stroke

    Patient Name:_________________ DOB:___________ MR#:___________


    Therapist:_________________ Date of Assessment:___________

    Stroke Prevention Exercise Program SPEP


    Orpington Prognostic Scale
    A. Motor Deficit (in arm)
    Lying supine, patient flexes shoulder to 90 and is given resistance.
    0.0=MRC grade 5 (normal power)
    0.4=MRC grade 4 (diminished power)
    0.8=MRC grade 3 (movement against gravity)
    1.2=MRC grade 1-2 (movement with gravity eliminated or trace)
    1.6=MRC grade 0 (no movement)
    B. Proprioception (eyes closed; affected arm held overhead by therapist.)
    Locates affected thumb with opposite hand:
    0.0=Accurately
    0.4=Slight difficulty
    0.8=Finds thumb via arm
    1.2=Unable to find thumb
    C. Balance (may use assistive device for walking portion only)
    0.0=Walks 10 feet without help
    0.4=Maintains standing position (unsupported for 1 min)
    0.8=Maintains sitting position (unsupported for 1 min)
    1.2=No sitting balance
    D. Cognition
    Hodkinsons Mental Test: Score one point for each correct answer.
    _____ 1. Age of patient
    _____ 2. Time (to the nearest hour)
    I am going to give you an address, please remember it and I will ask
    you later: 42 West Street.
    _____ 3. Name of hospital
    _____ 4. Year
    _____ 5. Date of birth of patient
    _____ 6. Month
    _____ 7. A year of the Second World War (1939-45)
    _____ 8. Name of the President
    _____ 9. Count backwards (20-1)
    _____ 10. What is the address I asked you to remember:
    42 West Street
    0.0=Mental test score of 10
    0.4=Mental test score of 8-9
    0.8=Mental test score of 5-7
    1.2=Mental test score of 0-4
    TOTAL SCORE: 1.6 + Motor + Proprioception + Balance + Cognition = __________
    < 3.2 = Minor
    > 3.2 and 5.2 = Moderate
    > 5.2 = Major

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