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    Mathew Strake Scale

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    This document appears to be a patient assessment scale for measuring the effects of a stroke. It includes sections to score a patient's level of consciousness, orientation, speech abilities, cranial nerve function, motor power in arms and legs, performance/disability status, reflexes, and sensation. Scores are provided for each category with higher numbers indicating better or more normal functioning. The total score is calculated at the bottom to assess the overall impact of the stroke.

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    This document appears to be a patient assessment scale for measuring the effects of a stroke. It includes sections to score a patient's level of consciousness, orientation, speech abilities, cranial nerve function, motor power in arms and legs, performance/disability status, reflexes, and sensation. Scores are provided for each category with higher numbers indicating better or more normal functioning. The total score is calculated at the bottom to assess the overall impact of the stroke.

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    This document appears to be a patient assessment scale for measuring the effects of a stroke. It includes sections to score a patient's level of consciousness, orientation, speech abilities, cranial nerve function, motor power in arms and legs, performance/disability status, reflexes, and sensation. Scores are provided for each category with higher numbers indicating better or more normal functioning. The total score is calculated at the bottom to assess the overall impact of the stroke.

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    Mathew Strake Scale

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    Abdur Rasyid
    This document appears to be a patient assessment scale for measuring the effects of a stroke. It includes sections to score a patient's level of consciousness, orientation, speech abilities, cranial nerve function, motor power in arms and legs, performance/disability status, reflexes, and sensation. Scores are provided for each category with higher numbers indicating better or more normal functioning. The total score is calculated at the bottom to assess the overall impact of the stroke.

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    MATHEW Patient Name: ____________________________

    STROKE Rater Name: ____________________________


    SCALE Date: ____________________________

    Activity Score

    MENTATION
    Level of Consciousness _______
    8 = Fully conscious
    6 = Lethargic but mentally intact
    4 = Obtunded
    2 = Stuperous
    0 = Comatose

    Orientation (time, place, person) _______


    6 = Oriented x 3
    4 = Oriented x 2
    2 = Oriented x 1
    0 = Disoriented

    SPEECH
    0-23, according to Reitan test _______

    CRANIAL NERVES
    Homonymous hemianopsia _______
    3 = Intact
    2 = Mild
    1 = Moderate
    0 = Severe
    Conjugate deviation of eyes _______
    3 = Intact
    2 = Mild
    1 = Moderate
    0 = Severe

    Facial Weakness _______


    3 = Intact
    2 = Mild
    1 = Moderate
    0 = Severe

    MOTOR POWER
    Right arm _______
    Right leg _______
    Left arm _______
    Left leg ______
    5 = Normal strength
    4 = Contracts against resistance
    3 = Elevates against gravity
    2 = Gravity eliminated
    1 = Flicker
    0 = No movements

    Provided by the Internet Stroke Center — www.strokecenter.org


    PERFORMANCE, OR DISABILITY STATUS SCALE _______
    28 = Normal
    21 = Mild impairment
    14 = Moderate impairment
    7 = Severe impairment
    0 = Death

    REFLEXES _______
    3 = Normal
    2 = Asymmetrical or pathological reflexes
    1 = Clonus
    0 = No reflexes elicited

    SENSATION _______
    3 = Normal
    2 = Mild
    1 = Severe sensory abnormality
    0 = No response to pain

    TOTAL ______

    Reference

    Mathew NT, Rivera VM, Meyer JS, Charney JZ, Hartmann A. “Double-blind evaluation of glycerol therapy in
    acute cerebral infarction.”
    Lancet. 1972;2:1327-9.

    Provided by the Internet Stroke Center — www.strokecenter.org

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