NPTE Practice Questions: Outcome Measures

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In this video, we will go over outcome measures for the NPTE. This is a common question on the NPTE, and it is important to understand the concepts behind outcome measures in order to do well on the NPTE.

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NPTE Practice Question:
Brenda is assessing a patient with a recent CVA. The therapist is looking to utilize an outcome measure to track improvement and to determine the patient's current ability to perform activities of daily living, including feeding and bowel and bladder continence. Which of the following measures is the MOST appropriate?

Answer Choices:
A. Short form - 36
B. Stroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement
C. Barthel Index
D. Incontinence Quality of Life Instrument


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