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WAB Bedside Record Form

The document outlines a Bedside Aphasia Assessment Record Form, which includes various tests for evaluating a patient's spontaneous speech, auditory verbal comprehension, sequential commands, repetition, object naming, reading, and writing abilities. Each section provides scoring guidelines to quantify the patient's performance and determine their level of aphasia. The final score is calculated to classify the type of aphasia based on the patient's responses and abilities.
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WAB Bedside Record Form

The document outlines a Bedside Aphasia Assessment Record Form, which includes various tests for evaluating a patient's spontaneous speech, auditory verbal comprehension, sequential commands, repetition, object naming, reading, and writing abilities. Each section provides scoring guidelines to quantify the patient's performance and determine their level of aphasia. The final score is calculated to classify the type of aphasia based on the patient's responses and abilities.
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ees «_,. Western Bedside Aphasia jattery.. Record Form «sm Neuroimaging Spontaneous Speech: Content Directions: Aske patent these questions g Se comer Soe ghee ee et gy. en pene tem Score 1. How are you today? (1 point =any meaningful response) o 2,_Whatls your fll address? (2 points = complete address 1 point = sect or cy ony). ® 3,_ Why are you herein the hospital? (2 points = complet response; point = incomplete response) @ ow te patient magazine * ple poms compte dcp payne tat ibang i plete points compete 4 eins incomplete desertion: 3 pons sen ems:2 pons = few Remsen! paht=sonereeantwordsopontssnotenngtispene) | _G)| Content ore 9 Spontaneous Speech: Fluency i i i Directions: Circle the point value that represents the statement that best the patient's speech fluency. i tector |i | Hk AAA 4 = Aoranmai eft vert-naun phrases, but ony ene ort propestonal sentences '§=Somehestations and wort- fing Sificay 1 3-Mosynintelige w-rolme muting sores words {8 =Greumlocitory, fluent speech wth semantic paephasisand word-indingdfiaty 2 ~Singlewords, often paraphaas, erful and hesitant 4 7=Fuent phonenicjagoe, semblance to ngih staan phonlogy 1 efecurent tereapicttsanes wth meaning intonation ; 6 =Logopenicbut arma stax fe ian, paaphass:sgifiant wor indo idly O-=Noworso sort meaningless i 5 Hang, paraphasic bt moreconplete sentences sant wording ety ‘Fluency Score (10); Auditory Verbal Comprehension: Yes/No Questions Directions: Say, m going to ask you some questions. Answer yes of no Patients may respond verbally gestural. Item Score em Score 1s yourname Smith? 1[0| 6 tsthedoor closed? io 2,_lsyourname Brown? [0] 7. willpaperbumin fre? ipo G. Isyourname —__?Gaytepatrsbstnane) | 1 | 0| & Does March come before une? ilo “Are the lights on this room? 1 [a] 8. Poveuestabanambetreyourcer [fo] a, 5. Areyoua doctor? 1 [0] 10. tahorselargerthanadog? Thiloep tn ra Sequential Commands . meoetaons os j ‘Materials: Coin, piece of papes, pen. Directo: Aske pateato repent te word ted below. Say, tone Mace aennapieceofpaerandpnintontttiepslet St, Fenenaterwordeeaiae nena Secthe coin, the paper, and the pen? | will ask youte pointto them and do things with them. Are you ready? Read each fem = z= ‘sere = jot 0 1 ‘ Q) 2. Window 1. Point tothe coin and the pen O ol 1 1 @ a ove o| 4 2. Point with the pen to thepaper 7. The telephone singing. 7 ea 4 1 1 @ ands, or buts. ; 3. Point tothe pen with the paper 5. Nolfs,ands, aly ji 7 1 1 wy 6. Thequickbrown foxjumps over the lazy dog, a 4. Putthe pen onthe paper andsturn over thes in. 1 ‘Sequential Commands Score (10) Repetition Score (10); arson, Inc.All ght reserved copyright © 2007 NCS Pearson, Psych PEARSON pearson Executive ofce 360! Green Valey Pre ‘Bloomington, MN $5437 Corp ———_- alae 7271 eww. rp.com 0,627.7 Product Number 0158440846 2021 2223 2417 ABCOE Object Naming fem Score] item score 4.| bed aa] hale Bedside Aphasia Score Sum the Content, Fluency, Auditory Verbal Comprehension, tect ne ligated ‘Sequential Commands, Repetition, and Object Naming scores. Divide 3} plow 13 | watch band i ‘the sum by 6; then muldply by 10to obtain the Bedside Aphasta Score, 4. | color ofan atc of elathing 14 | (oa collar 5.| elbow 15. | button §.| door a 16. | Hohe Sum of Scores 6 7.| magazine/ealendar 17.| pen ar 8.| shoulder 18 | (kinking) sro i 5.1 olsun tes ia wacko Bedside Aphasia Score |___" 10. | key 20. | index ager Object Naming Score 19) Reading zh i Hoi Directions: Ask te patient to read a paragraph aloud from a magazine. Score up| pi it ‘sentences, Deduct | point for each significant error or omission. Determine level of reading comp ‘questions. Score up to 5 additional points for reading comprehension. Writing Directions: Place apiece ofpaper anda pen onthe table and sey, item Score Bedside Language Score 1. Write your name. o ‘Sum the Content, Fucney, Auditory Verbal Comprehension, Sequential Commands, Repetion, Object Naming, Reading, and 2. Write your address. @ Wilting scores. Divide the sum by 8; then mulply by 10 to obtain the — Bedside Language Score. 2. Wrlte, “The telephones ringing” @ 4 Pleture description: Askthe patient to write about picture of some complet fom a magazine. Sey Write about whats Sum of Scores +8 happening in the picture. (5 points = complete description: points = incomplete x 10 ‘only; 1 point = some relevant words; 0 points = no. Bedside Language Score = ‘meaningful response) © Weiting Score 0) 5 i gs Apraxia (Optional) ds le Aphasia Classification: peri’? caps nie ‘ Directions: Say, tm going to askyouto de somethings. Try todothem _Directians: Ty dete the patients Bedside AphasiaClassifeaton ss well as youcan. Compare the patient's isiey, Auditory Verbal Comprehension, and” Repetition scores othe three scores assolated with each aphasla type. item Scare — : 1. Wave goodbye, a] fy yal Scores a 2. Close your eyes. ey] [gees ‘udtoryVerbal [ 3._Pretend to blow outamatch, 2) Aphasiatype | Fluency | comprehension 4. Pretend to use a toothbrush, a] | Sebal 3 Tea 5._ Pretend to knock ata door and open it a] [Broce 3 ag ‘lation s 4 2 Conduction > >6 ‘Anorie > 36 Apt with pemsion hom Keres Pol, 174, The Caradon orale Nerlogal Seees 10746

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