KELS & TOGGS
Mini Mental State Exam
Sensory Profile
MOCA
ACLS
100

Name two IADLs assessed by the KELS

Can include:

Money management, self care, community mobility, phone use

100

What is the maximum score on the mini mental?

30

100

Name ALL of the sensory systems that are relevant to the OT practice.

Hint- There are 8 of them

Tactile, Vestibular, Proprioception, Gustatory, Auditory, Visual, Olfactory, Interoception (internal sensations- hunger, thirst, temperature, bathroom needs)

100

What is the maximum score on the MOCA?

30

100

What does ACLS stand for?

Allen Cognitive Level Screen

200

Does the KELS result by itself determine if a patient can live indepenently?

No- A complete evaluation should include further assessment, observation and environmental assessments

200

Name two cognitive areas that are assessed by the mini mental:

Examples include;

attention

orientation

memory

language

visual spatial tasks

200

If an adolescent covers their ears during meetings, assemblies and bathroom fans- what might this indicate?

The adolescent may be hypersensitive to auditory stimuli and sensory avoidant

200

What score indicates a cognitive deficit?

25

200

What is the minimum score that indicates the patient can live independently?

4.6

300

What do the KELS and TOGGS have in common?

How do they differ?

They both assess IADL tasks required for high functional living. The KELS is broad and assesses many areas of self care. The TOGGS assess grocery shopping only via observation. 

300

What does A, O x3 mean?

Alert and Oriented to Person, Place and Time

300

What is the difference between sensory sensitivity and sensory avoiding?

Sensitivity describes noticing sensory input at a heightened level, avoidant describes taking ACTIVE steps to avoid the stimuli.

300

The client is shown five words and asked to repeat them, later they have to repeat them again. What is this assessing?

Short Term Recall and verbal memory

300

The Running Stitch demonstrates a level of ______ and only ______ (how many?) demonstrations are allowed?

Level 3.0-3.4

2 Demonstrations allowed

400

A client repeatedly returns to the same aisles that they have already visited while completing the TOGGS. What might this indicate?

Decreased efficiency, increased redundancy, and difficulty organizing, decreased executive function skills.

400

What score on the mini mental indicates a deficit?

23

400

What are the four sensory processing quadrants measured by the adolescent/adult sensory profile:

low registration

sensory seeking

sensory sensitivity

sensory avoiding

400

True or False: The MOCA is more sensitive to mild cognitive impairment than the mini mental state exam.

True.

The MOCA assess higher level cognitive function. 

400

The following stitch indicates a level of 3.6-4.4 and allows 2 demonstrations with instructions:

Whipstitch 

500

Why does the TOGGS assess shopping in an actual store, rather than just relying on interview questions?

Observation in a real world environment reveals how effectively your patient can apply, sequence and plan tasks.

500

If your patient scores high on the mini mental, however, still can not manage his medication- what should the evaluating OT do?

Assess IADL function further through observation, the KELS or other tools.

500

If an adolescent scores high in Low Registration; how might this present?

They may fail to notice sensory stimuli that others typically would. 

Such as; a dirty face, ripped or dirty clothes, being injured and bleeding without noticing

500
The client is asked to generate as many words as possible that begin with the letter F in one minute. Why?

This assesses language skills and verbal fluency

500

The final stitch is called the _______ and the highest score is reached when the patient can independently complete _____ (how many?) correct stitches.

Single Cordovan 

3