AMPnoPRO stands for Amputee Mobility Predictor with Prosthesis

The total score of AMPnoPRO is _______.

• 41
• 43
• 47
• 50

Which item is NOT used in AMPnoPRO?

• Item 13 - stand to sit
• Item 17 - turning
• Item 8 - single limb standing balance
• Item 5 - arises from chair

For K-0, what is the functional ability?

• High impact activities
• Walks outdoor on low level obstacle
• Walks indoor on level surface
• No ambulation potential

Item 8 asks the client to stand on non-prosthetic and prosthetic limb for 30 seconds.

A higher AMPnoPRO score indicates which of the following?

• A lower risk of falls
• Better balance and mobility
• Higher likelihood of using a prosthesis effectively
• All of the above

Which professionals are most likely to administer the AMPnoPRO test? (2 point)

• Physiotherapist
• Behavioural therapist
• Prosthetist
• Psychologist

The AMPnoPRO is best suited for which group of patients?

• Patients with spinal cord injuries
• Patients with upper limb amputations
• Patients who have never used a prosthesis before
• Patients who have been using a prosthesis for more than five years

A transtibial amputation occurs below the knee.

A residual limb must be fully healed before prosthetic fitting.

A patient with a K2 classification is expected to walk at variable speeds and navigate uneven terrain.

Which patient would most likely score the highest on the AMPnoPRO test?

• Unilateral transtibial amputee with good strength and balance
• Bilateral transfemoral amputee with limited trunk control
• K1-level patient who relies on a wheelchair for mobility
• patient with a new amputation who has never attempted standing

What is the type of amputation shown in the picture?

• Hip disarticulation
• Below knee amputation (BKA)
• Above knee amputation (AKA)
• Knee disarticulation

The total score of AMPRO is ______.

• 48
• 47
• 39
• 43

What type of prosthetic is shown in the picture?

• Microprocessor feet
• Single axis knee
• Microprocessor knee
• SACH foot