COMPUTER-EXECUTED METHOD, SYSTEM, AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM FOR TESTING NEUROMECHANICAL FUNCTION
First Claim
1. A computer-executed method for testing neuromechanical and neurocognitive function in a subject comprising:
- rendering a test comprising at least one test module for displaying the test to the subject;
generating a request for subject input indicative of the subject'"'"'s response to the displayed test;
receiving the subject input indicative of the subject'"'"'s response to the test;
computing at least one subject score as a function of the received subject input;
comparing the at least one subject score to at least one baseline comprising a subject baseline, wherein the subject baseline comprises a mean score and a standard deviation computed from a plurality of scores obtained from previously completed tests by the subject; and
providing the at least one subject score and providing the score comparison for displaying to the subject.
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Abstract
Described are methods, systems, and mediums for testing neuromechanical and neurocognitive function which reflect physical and mental compromise that may be associated with, for example, traumatic brain injury (TBI). In particular, a computer-executed method, system, and computer readable medium for testing neuromechanical and neurocognitive function of a subject are described which measure a subject'"'"'s performance in a test comprising one or more test modules designed to challenge neuromechanical and neurocognitive function and compare the performance to one or more baselines to evaluate physical and mental compromise.
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68 Claims
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1. A computer-executed method for testing neuromechanical and neurocognitive function in a subject comprising:
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rendering a test comprising at least one test module for displaying the test to the subject; generating a request for subject input indicative of the subject'"'"'s response to the displayed test; receiving the subject input indicative of the subject'"'"'s response to the test; computing at least one subject score as a function of the received subject input; comparing the at least one subject score to at least one baseline comprising a subject baseline, wherein the subject baseline comprises a mean score and a standard deviation computed from a plurality of scores obtained from previously completed tests by the subject; and providing the at least one subject score and providing the score comparison for displaying to the subject. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33)
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7. (canceled)
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9-13. -13. (canceled)
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21-27. -27. (canceled)
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34. A system for testing neuromechanical and neurocognitive function in a subject comprising:
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a memory storing instructions for a test comprising at least one test module, subject input, subject scores, and at least one subject baseline and a processor configured to execute computer executable instructions comprising; rendering a test comprising at least one test module for displaying the test to the subject; generating a request for subject input indicative of the subject'"'"'s response to the displayed test; receiving the subject input indicative of the subject'"'"'s response to the displayed test; computing at least one subject score as a function of the received subject input; comparing the at least one subject score to at least one subject baseline, wherein the at least one subject baseline comprises a mean score and a standard deviation computed from a plurality of scores obtained from previously completed tests by the subject; and providing the at least one subject score for displaying to the subject and providing the score comparison for displaying to the subject.
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35-66. -66. (canceled)
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67. A computer-readable tangible non-transitory medium storing instructions for testing neuromechanical and neurocognitive function in a subject comprising computer executable instructions for:
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rendering a test comprising at least one test module for displaying the test to the subject; generating a request for subject input indicative of the subject'"'"'s response to the displayed test; receiving the subject input indicative of the subject'"'"'s response to the displayed test; computing at least one subject score as a function of the received subject input; comparing the at least one subject score to at least one subject baseline, wherein the at least one subject baseline comprises a mean score and a standard deviation computed from a plurality of scores obtained from previously completed tests by the subject; and providing the at least one subject score for displaying to the subject and providing the score comparison for displaying to the subject.
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68-97. -97. (canceled)
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