Rehabilitation function assessment mainly includes what aspects

Rehabilitation function evaluation mainly includes motor function evaluation, mental and psychological function evaluation.

1, motor function assessment: including muscle tension assessment, muscle strength assessment, joint range of motion assessment, gait analysis, neurophysiological assessment, sensory and perceptual function assessment, balance and coordination function assessment, etc. These assessments can understand the patient's ability to exercise, muscle strength, joint flexibility, and so on, in order to determine whether there is a movement disorder.

2. Psychological function assessment: including intelligence test, mood assessment, mental state assessment, pain assessment, dysfunction and dementia assessment, dementia assessment, cognitive assessment, personality assessment, etc. These assessments are designed to understand the patient's psychological state, cognitive ability, emotional state, etc., in order to provide targeted psychological rehabilitation.

3. Rehabilitation function assessment is the process of collecting the functional status and related information of patients with illnesses, injuries, and disabilities, and through qualitative and quantitative description of such information, it provides the basis for the development of appropriate rehabilitation treatment programs. This process involves not only the understanding of the nature, scope, and severity of the patient's dysfunctions, but also the mastery of the patient's desire for rehabilitation and the actual needs.