International Pediatric Stroke Study (IPSS) Recovery and Recurrence Questionnaire

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PhenX Measure: Functionality after Stroke (#820700) PhenX Protocol: Recovery and Recurrence Questionnaire (RRQ) - Pediatrics (#820702) Date of Interview/Examination (MM/DD/YYYY): International Pediatric Stroke Study (IPSS) Recovery and Recurrence Questionnaire Note: If child has died since discharge from hospital, please go directly to item 8 (skip items 1-7) Q1. Has your child recovered completely from the stroke? - If no, please answer the following questions: 1A. Does your child have any problems with strength, coordination, or sensation including vision or hearing, as a result of the stroke? If yes, please choose which of the following are present in your child: [ ] Developmental delay [ ] Difficulty with speaking clearly (problem with pronouncing words) [ ] Abnormal tone [ ] Difficulty with drinking, chewing, or swallowing [ ] Weakness on one side of the body [ ] Weakness on one side of the face [ ] Unsteadiness on one side of the body [ ] Loss of sensation on one side of the body [ ] Other sensory problems [ ] Difficulty with vision [ ] Difficulty with hearing [ ] Other problems with strength or coordination; Describe:

Does the problem affect your child s day-to-day activities? Right side face or body Left side face or body Not Done n/t n/t None 0 0 Mild but no impact on function 0.5 0.5 Moderate with some limitations with daily functions Severe or Profound with missing function 1 1 2 2 1B. Does your child have difficulty expressing him/herself verbally? (Exclude dysarthrias or pronunciation problems) Not Done n/t None 0 Mild but no impact on function 0.5 Moderate with some limitations with daily functions 1 Severe or Profound with missing function 2 Please describe: 1C. Does your child have difficulty understanding what is said to her/him? Not Done n/t None 0 Mild but no impact on function 0.5 Moderate with some limitations with daily functions 1 Severe or Profound with missing function 2 Please describe:

1D. Does your child have difficulty with his/her thinking or behavior? Not Done n/t None 0 Mild but no impact on function 0.5 Moderate with some limitations with daily functions 1 Severe or Profound with missing function 2 Please describe: TOTAL PARENTAL PSOM SCORE: /10 Q2. Does your child need extra help with day-to-day activities compared with other children of the same age? Q3. Since the first stroke, has your child had another Stroke or Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) or blood clot in any other blood vessel (e.g. in the leg, lung, heart, other location)? If yes, which type? [ ] Stroke in a brain artery (usual form of stroke ) [ ] Stroke in a brain vein ( sinus thrombosis ) [ ] TIA [ ] Other blood clot: (State location of blood clot : )

If yes, when was the recurrence (if unknown, please estimate)? Year Month Day Did your child have a CT / MRI at the time of the recurrence? If yes, a) which test was done? [ ] CT [ ] MRI b) did the CT /MRI show a new stroke? Describe the new clinical symptoms at the time of the recurrence: [ ] Difficulty walking [ ] Difficulty using hands [ ] Difficulty speaking [ ] Difficulty with vision [ ] Difficulty with drinking, chewing or swallowing [ ] Other, describe: Describe how long the symptoms lasted with the most recent attack: [ ] Less than 6hrs [ ] 6-24 hours [ ] More than 24 hours

If there was more than one episode, how many episodes occurred? What stroke treatment was he/she on at the beginning of the episode? ne [ ] Aspirin [ ] Low molecular weight Heparin (Enoxaparin, Loxaprin, injections under the skin) [ ] Coumadin (blood thinning pill) Other (describe): Q4. Does your child suffer from headaches or seizures since being discharged after the stroke(s)? Headache: Seizures: If yes, is he/she on a seizure medicine now? Q5. Have there been any other major health problems or procedures resulting from the stroke(s) or the stroke(s) treatment? If yes, describe: Q6. What medications are being used right now for stroke treatment? ne

[ ] Aspirin [ ] LMWH (blood thinner injected under the skin) [ ] Coumadin (blood thinner pill) [ ] Other (describe): Q7. What rehabilitation treatments is your child receiving now? ne [ ] Occupational Therapy [ ] Physical Therapy [ ] Speech therapy [ ] Special education services [ ] Other (describe): Q8. If your child is deceased, please specify: Date of death: Year Month Day Cause of death: Scoring: The scores from questions 1A-1D are summed to give a total score, with higher scores indicating greater disability.