Decode a message using a decoding key. Numbers 1 to 9 are paired with a series of symbols. Tap the symbol in the key that matches the number at the top of the screen. Repeat 3 times.
Measures:
Motor speed, information processing speed
Similar In-Office Clinical Test:
Finger tapping
You are presented with two animals. After a few seconds, one of the animals disappears, and you are shown a few animals and asked to choose the image that disappeared.
Measures:
Short term memory, cognition
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Recall at end of exam of three words provided and spoken early in the exam.
Drag the tiger along a curvy path to the finish line. Repeat the activity 3 times with each hand using your index finger.
Measures:
Cerebellar function
Similar In-Office Test:
Finger to nose
Virtual assistant Tina asks you to repeat different words and sounds and to describe different pictures that you see. There are two options, “Expanded version” for the first time you perform the activity and once a year; and Brief version for all other time you use the app.
Measures:
Assessment of speech output – speed and clarity
Similar In-Office Clinical Test:
Subjective Physician assessment of speech output
You will see a series of 10 words in written in different colors. Tap on the ribbon that matches the color of the text, not the color that you read. Use the index finger of your dominant hand.
Measures:
Cognition, information processing speed
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Stroop Neuropsychological Screening Test
Collect coins that appear on different places on the screen by tapping the coins as quickly as possible. This will be repeated three times with each hand.
Measures:
Fine motor skills
Similar In-Office Clinical Test:
Finger tapping
You will see and hear a short phrase, and then you type the phrase using a special keyboard. Use your dominant index finger to perform this activity
Measures:
Cognition, language, fine motor skills
Similar In-Office Clinical Test:
Typing out audio phrases
The device oscillator produces different vibrations patterns. You hold your phone in one hand and use your index finger on the other hand to press the button “Vibration Change” when you detect a change.
Measures:
Sensory
Similar In-Office Clinical Test:
Vibration Sense Test using a tuning fork
There are two tests for this activity. First, you are asked to compare two patterns or textures and indicate if the two images are the same. The second test presents numbers inside a colorful textured pattern. You need to identify the embedded number to assess your color vision.
Measures:
Ability to receive, transmit, and process visual information
Similar In-Office Clinical Test:
Pattern recognition/ Ishihara Test