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What is PTA?
time between injury and recovery of continuous memory (ability to remember events for a 24hr period)
What is retrograde amnesia? anterograde amnesia?
retrograde amnesia: memory for events before the trauma
anterograde amnesia: memory for events after the trauma
T or F: A TBI survivor will probably have some amount of retrograde amnesia.
True
What is the GOAT?
Galveston Orientation and Amnesia Test
-10 ?s about orientation to time, person, and place; retrograde and anterograde
-very easy to administer (anyone can)
How often should the GOAT be administered?
at least once daily
When is termination of PTA determined?
when patient receives consistent scores of 75 or greater on GOAT
What is the COAT?
Children's Orientation and Amnesia Test
-like GOAT
-for 3 to 15 yrs old
How is cognitive functioning measured?
with Rancho Los Amigos Scale of Cognitive Functioning
How many levels of cognitive functioning are there for the Rancho?
10 (originally 8)
What is Rancho Level I?
No Response
-patient is in deep coma; non-responsive
-careful about spont eye opening after 2 weeks
What is Rancho Level II?
Generalized Response
-inconsistent, nonpurposeful, and nonspecific responses to stimuli
-often 1st response is to pain
-may be delayed
-not localized
What is Rancho Level III?
Localized Response
-localized but inconsistent
-may inconsistently follow simple commands
-often delayed
What is Rancho Level IV?
Confused-Agitated
-heightened activity state w/ poor info processing
-*still in PTA (can't recall day-to-day events)
-bizarre, nonpurposeful behavior (labile)
-cannot participate directly in tx
-incoherent/inappropriate verbalizations w/ confabulation
-limited attention
-if stuck in this stage -> psych facility
What is Rancho Level V?
Confused, Inappropriate, Non-Agitated
-follows simple commands
-nonpurposeful behaviors (needs highly structured environment)
-externally distracted and agitated
-inappropriate verbalizations w/ confabulation
-severe memory impairment
-*still in PTA
-new learning difficulty
-ADLs w/ help
-often wander
What is Rancho Level VI?
Confused-Appropriate
-goal-directed behavior
-appropriate responses to external stimuli
-consistently follow simple commands
-carryover for re-learned tasks
-*ending PTA?
-delayed responses?
-inconsistent orientation
-**increased awareness of self and injury
-usually dismissed to go home here (maybe at V)
What is Rancho Level VII?
Automatic-Appropriate
-appropriate and oriented
-ADLs independent
-lacks insight to deficits
-judgment and problem-solving difficulties
-*new learning but slow
-*no longer in PTA
-minimal supervision
What is Rancho Level VIII?
Purposeful and Appropriate
-independently completes tasks for 1hr
-very egocentric
-unable to recognize problems while occurring
-over/underestimates abilities
-depressed, irritable
-recognizes inappropriate social behavior w/ minimal assist
What is Rancho Level IX?
-shifts between tasks for at least 2hrs
-anticipates problems with assist
-depression, irritable
-self-monitors social situations
What is Rancho Level X?
-*very few people get to this level
-handles multiple tasks simultaneously
-independently establishes memory devices
-problem solves independently
-socially appropriate
-continued periods of depression and irritability
-accurately estimates abilities