Scoring Form For Fullerton Advanced Balance (Fab) Scale Page 2

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California State University, Fullerton
Center for Successful Aging
*5. Tandem walk
( ) 0 Unable to complete 10 steps independently
( ) 1 Able to complete the 10 steps with more than five interruptions
( ) 2 Able to complete the 10 steps with three to five interruptions
( ) 3 Able to complete the 10 steps with one to two interruptions
( ) 4 Able to complete the 10 steps independently and with no interruptions
*6. Stand on one leg
( ) 0 Unable to try or needs assistance to prevent falling
( ) 1 Able to lift leg independently but unable to maintain position for more than 5 seconds
( ) 2 Able to lift leg independently and maintain position for more than 5 but less than 12
seconds
( ) 3 Able to lift leg independently and maintain position for 12 or more seconds but less
than 20 seconds
( ) 4 Able to lift leg independently and maintain position for the full 20 seconds
*7. Stand on foam with eyes closed
( ) 0 Unable to step onto foam or maintain standing position independently with eyes open
( ) 1 Able to step onto foam independently and maintain standing position but unable or
unwilling to close eyes
( ) 2 Able to step onto foam independently and maintain standing position with eyes closed
for 10 seconds or less
( ) 3 Able to step onto foam independently and maintain standing position with eyes closed
for more than 10 seconds but less than 20 seconds
( ) 4 Able to step onto foam independently and maintain standing position with eyes closed
for 20 seconds
Do not introduce test item #8 if test item #4 was not performed safely and/or it is
contraindicated to perform this test item (review test administration instructions for
contraindications). Score a zero and move to next test item.
8. Two-footed jump
( ) 0 Unwilling or unable to attempt or attempts to initiate two-footed jump, but one or both
feet do not leave the floor
( ) 1 Able to initiate two-footed jump, but one foot either leaves the floor or lands before the
other
( ) 2 Able to perform two-footed jump, but unable to jump farther than the length of their
own feet
( ) 3 Able to perform two-footed jump and achieve a distance greater than the length of
their own feet
( ) 4 Able to perform two-footed jump and achieve a distance greater than twice the length
of their own feet
Revised Sept 2008 (DR)

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