Tests like the '1 or 2?' two-point discrimination test, identifying numbers traced on my hand, following instructions, and identifying objects make up a good part of this cognitive screening. It's an 'asking questions and writing answers'-heavy examination, with lots of little math or spelling or reading tests.
Note: In lieu of using the Rode mics while I'm still troubleshooting those, my two options were a lavalier mic & the 3Dio. Since this is such a speech-forward examination, I went with the lav mic for this one, so that's why the sound is different than most of my other videos. Also, I was only able to replace one of the two lights that broke on me, so that's why the background is dark for this one. Hoping the 2nd light is just a blown fuse and my partner can fix it real easy :D
Welcome to Your Cognitive Screening ~ 00:00 – 01:16
Orientation to Time, Place, Person, & Situation ~ 01:16 – 03:41
Attention & Short-Term Learning ~ 03:41 – 04:13
Recent & Long-Term Memory ~ 04:13 – 05:07
Concentration (Spelling Words Forward & Back) ~ 05:07 – 07:54
Short-Term Recall ~ 07:54 – 08:32
Abstract Thinking (How Are These Objects Related?) ~ 08:32 – 11:04
General Knowledge Testing ~ 11:04 – 12:18
Object Identification (Trigger Sounds) ~ 12:18 – 16:41
Reading, Writing, & Repeating Sentences ~ 16:41 – 22:30
Testing Ability to Follow Instructions ~ 22:30 – 24:16
Identify the Object in Your Hand (Trigger Sounds) ~ 24:16 – 28:33
Identify Numbers Traced on Hand (Mirrored) ~ 28:33 – 30:18
1 or 2? Two-Point Discrimination with Cotton Buds ~ 30:18 – 32:27
Copy My Finger/Hand Positions ~ 32:27 – 33:59
Spatial Relationship Testing ~ 33:59 – 35:13
Testing Ability to Perform an Action ~ 35:13 – 36:02
Serial 7's Test ~ 36:02 – 37:03
Assessing Judgment ~ 37:03 – 38:05
Reviewing Your Cognitive Screening Test ~ 38:05 – 38:47
Wrapping up Your Examination ~ 38:47 - 40:06
Triggers include: soft speaking, whispering, pen writing, asking questions, attention testing, tapping, scissors, fiddling with objects, comb teeth stroking, crinkly fabric, brush bristles, paper rubbing, follow my instructions, tracing numbers on my hand, 1 or 2, sensation testing, math tests, and rain sounds.
Hope y'all enjoy, have a whale of a day! :)
xx Calliope
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❥ My equipment:
Audio Recording – Rode NT1-A Microphones with Zoom H4N Recorder
Filming – Lumix G85 Camera
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