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trail-making test

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trail-making test
Reitan's test A two-part test for assessing motor speed and integration, in which multiple dots are connected to form various objects; like the Bender-Gestalt test, the 'Trail-maker' screens for gross organic defects. See Psychological testing.


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The study included several assessments commonly used in driving rehabilitation including the Motor-Free Visual Perception Test, Visual Closure Subtest; Trail-Making Test, Part B; Useful Field of View, Subtest 2; Delayed Recall from the Mini-Mental State Exam; Rapid Pace Walk; and head-neck rotation (Staplin, Lococo, Gish, & Decina, 2003).
After the investigators controlled for education levels, higher MELD scores were significantly associated with lower scores on the immediate memory and delayed memory subtests of RBANS, as well as with lower scores on the Mini-Mental State Exam, the Shipley Institute of Living Scale, and the Trail-Making Test, parts A and B.
Taking the trail-making test first, those who obtained scores below the 30 percentile were "poor," those who obtained scores above the 70th percentile were "good," and those who obtained scores between the 30th and 70th percentile were in the "intermediate" group.
 
 
 
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