ARIC V6 NCS Codebook I, S.3. Section 3: V6 / NCS Forms
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1 Chapter I. Forms Neurocognitive Battery Summary Form (NCS) ARIC V6 NCS Codebook I, S.3 Page 1 of 15 Neurocognitive Battery Summary Form: FORM CODE=NCS VERSION=0200 Instructions: This form records the status of the Stage I neurocognitive battery. Vers Vers EventName EventName 3994 V6 / NCS Occurrence Occurrence NCS0a Completion date 3958 Range 06/13/ /29/2017 NCS0b Staff ID 3958 Present Text suppressed NCS1 WRAT3 Discontinued 3958 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS1a WRAT3 Form Reason 3958 ~ Legitimately skipped
2 Page 2 of 15 NCS1b WRAT3 Total Score 3958.S Legitimately skipped NCS2 Digit symbol substitution discontinued 3734 N No 220 Y Yes 40 Missing NCS2a Digit symbol substitution discontinuation reason 9 A A = Refusal 67 B B = Task difficulty 144 C C = Impairment 3738 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS2b Digit symbol substitution score 3732 Range 0-72 ( median=37 mean=36.5 std=11.8 ) 224.S Legitimately skipped NCS3 Delayed word recall discontinued 3842 N No 110 Y Yes 42 Missing
3 Page 3 of 15 NCS3a Delayed word recall discontinuation reason 19 A A = Refusal 43 B B = Task difficulty 48 C C = Impairment 3848 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS3b Delayed word recall score 3840 Range 0-11 ( median=5 mean=5.1 std=1.8 ) 116.S Legitimately skipped NCS4 Incidental learning discontinued 3711 N No 241 Y Yes 42 Missing NCS4a Incidental learning discontinuation reason 17 A A = Refusal 76 B B = Task difficulty 148 C C = Impairment 3717 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS4b Symbols 3710 Range 0-9 ( median=6 mean=5.9 std=1.7 ) 247.S Legitimately skipped
4 Page 4 of 15 NCS4c Digit-symbol pairs 3710 Range 0-9 ( median=3 mean=3.0 std=2.2 ) 247.S Legitimately skipped NCS5 Word fluency discontinued 3858 N No 92 Y Yes 44 Missing NCS5a Word fluency discontinuation reason 37 A A = Refusal 29 B B = Task difficulty 25 C C = Impairment 3866 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS5b Word fluency F total 3857 Range 0-30 ( median=11 mean=11.1 std=4.4 ) 100.S Legitimately skipped NCS5c Word fluency A total 3858 Range 0-29 ( median=9 mean=9.3 std=4.4 ) 100.S Legitimately skipped NCS5d Word fluency S total 3858 Range 0-29 ( median=11 mean=11.5 std=4.8 ) 100.S Legitimately skipped
5 Page 5 of 15 NCS5e Word fluency score 3858 Range 1-81 ( median=31 mean=32.0 std=12.4 ) 100.S Legitimately skipped NCS6 Animals naming discontinued 3907 N No 43 Y Yes 44 Missing NCS6a Animals naming discontinuation reason 15 A A = Refusal 15 B B = Task difficulty 12 C C = Impairment 3915 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS6b Animals naming score 3907 Range 1-35 ( median=15 mean=15.3 std=5.1 ) 51.S Legitimately skipped NCS7 Logical memory I discontinued 3506 N No 145 Y Yes 343 Missing
6 Page 6 of 15 NCS7a Logical memory I discontinuation reason 81 A A = Refusal 20 B B = Task difficulty 42 C C = Impairment 3813 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS7b Story A Range 0-23 ( median=11 mean=11.0 std=4.1 ) 452.S Legitimately skipped NCS7c Story B Range 0-23 ( median=11 mean=10.9 std=4.0 ) 452.S Legitimately skipped 44 Missing NCS7d Logical memory I score 3495 Range 0-44 ( median=22 mean=21.9 std=7.4 ) 452.S Legitimately skipped 47 Missing NCS8 Digit span backwards discontinued 3513 N No 143 Y Yes 3
7 Page 7 of 15 NCS8a Digit span backwards discontinuation reason 66 A A = Refusal 41 B B = Task difficulty 34 C C = Impairment 3815 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS8b Digit span backwards score 3509 Range 0-12 ( median=5 mean=5.4 std=1.9 ) 445.S Legitimately skipped 40 Missing NCS9 Trail making test (Part A, TMT A) discontinued 3743 N No 197 Y Yes 54 Missing NCS9a Trail making test (Part A, TMT A) discontinuation reason 14 A A = Refusal 58 B B = Task difficulty 125 C C = Impairment 3761 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS9b Time to complete mins A 3743 Range 0-4 ( median=0 mean=0.3 std=0.6 ) 215.S Legitimately skipped
8 Page 8 of 15 NCS9c Time to complete secs A 3743 Range 0-59 ( median=36 mean=33.9 std=15.0 ) 215.S Legitimately skipped NCS9d TMTA Number of errors 3743 Range 0-5 ( median=0 mean=0.2 std=0.5 ) 215.S Legitimately skipped NCS9e Trail making test (Part A) score 3743 Range ( median=45 mean=52.6 std=29.0 ) 215.S Legitimately skipped NCS9f LN (TMT A) 3740 Range ( median= mean= std= ) 215.S Legitimately skipped 39 Missing NCS10 Trail making test (Part B, TMT B) discontinued 3232 N No 704 Y Yes 58 Missing NCS10a Trail making test (Part B, TMT B) discontinuation reason 55 A A = Refusal 494 B B = Task difficulty 153 C C = Impairment 3254 ~ Legitimately skipped
9 Page 9 of 15 NCS10b Time to complete mins B 3231 Range 0-4 ( median=1 mean=1.8 std=1.1 ) 726.S Legitimately skipped NCS10c Time to complete secs B 3231 Range 0-59 ( median=23 mean=24.6 std=18.8 ) 726.S Legitimately skipped NCS10d TMTB Number of errors 3231 Range 0-5 ( median=0 mean=0.9 std=1.3 ) 726.S Legitimately skipped NCS10e Trail making test (Part B) score 3231 Range ( median=118 mean=133.8 std=60.1 ) 726.S Legitimately skipped NCS11 Finger Tapping 3958 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS11a Finger Tapping Reason 3958 ~ Legitimately skipped
10 Page 10 of 15 NCS11b Trial 1 (dominant) 3958.S Legitimately skipped NCS11c Trial 2 (dominant) 3958.S Legitimately skipped NCS11d Trial 1 (non-dominant) 3958.S Legitimately skipped NCS11e Trial 2 (non-dominant) 3958.S Legitimately skipped NCS12 Boston naming test discontinued 3537 N No 116 Y Yes 341 Missing NCS12a Boston naming test discontinuation reason 62 A A = Refusal 12 B B = Task difficulty 41 C C = Impairment 3842 ~ Legitimately skipped
11 Page 11 of 15 NCS12b Boston naming score 3536 Range 0-30 ( median=27 mean=25.3 std=4.8 ) 421.S Legitimately skipped NCS13 Clock Time Perception 3958 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS13a Clock Time Perception Reason 3958 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS13b Clock Time Perception Score 3958.S Legitimately skipped NCS14 Smell test discontinued 3489 N No 162 Y Yes 343 Missing NCS14a Smell test discontinuation reason 89 A A = Refusal 14 B B = Task difficulty 57 C C = Impairment 3796 ~ Legitimately skipped
12 Page 12 of 15 NCS14b Smell test score 3489 Range 0-12 ( median=9 mean=8.8 std=2.5 ) 469.S Legitimately skipped NCS14c Sense of smell loss 2682 N No 795 Y Yes 469 ~ Legitimately skipped 48 Missing NCS14c1 Age when sense of smell decreased 725 Range 0-90 ( median=70 mean=63.6 std=16.9 ) 3163.S Legitimately skipped 106 Missing NCS14d Currently has a stuffy nose 2244 N No 1243 Y Yes 469 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS14e Diagnosed with chronic rhinosinusitis 40 D Don't Know 3196 N No 252 Y Yes 469 ~ Legitimately skipped
13 Page 13 of 15 NCS14e1 Currently has chronic rhinosinusitis 8 D Don't Know 88 N No 156 Y Yes 3706 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS14f Diagnosed with nasal polyposis 14 D Don't Know 3354 N No 120 Y Yes 469 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS14f1 Nasal polyposis removed surgically 4 D Don't Know 38 N No 76 Y Yes 3838 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS14f2 Still has nasal polyps 18 D Don't Know 65 N No 35 Y Yes 3838 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS15 Logical memory II discontinued 3495 N No 155 Y Yes 344 Missing
14 Page 14 of 15 NCS15a Logical memory II discontinuation reason 93 A A = Refusal 22 B B = Task difficulty 38 C C = Impairment 3803 ~ Legitimately skipped NCS15b Story A Range 0-22 ( median=9 mean=8.6 std=4.4 ) 463.S Legitimately skipped NCS15c Story B Range 0-23 ( median=9 mean=9.0 std=4.4 ) 463.S Legitimately skipped 40 Missing NCS15d Logical memory II score 3490 Range 0-44 ( median=18 mean=17.6 std=8.2 ) 463.S Legitimately skipped 41 Missing NCS15e Story recalled first (logical memory test) 2593 A Story A 722 B Story B 176 N Neither 463 ~ Legitimately skipped 40 Missing
15 Page 15 of 15 NCS15f Reminder offered for story A 3041 N No 450 Y Yes 463 ~ Legitimately skipped 40 Missing NCS15g Reminder offered for story B 3207 N No 281 Y Yes 463 ~ Legitimately skipped 43 Missing NCS16 Test results influenced 2989 N No 921 Y Yes 84 Missing NCS16a Description of how test results were influenced 901 Present Text suppressed 3037 ~ Legitimately skipped 56 Missing
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