Right-Left Orientation

Provide Substantive Data in the Evaluation of Brain-Damaged Patients in 5 Minutes

The Right-Left Orientation is a 20-item test that requires an individual to point to lateral body parts on verbal command. Form B is a mirror image of Form A (i.e., the commands are reversed). Administration requires 5 minutes.

This test has demonstrated validity and provides additional substantive data in the evaluation of brain-damaged patients. Designed to be quickly and easily administered, this test minimizes patient fatigue and maximizes the rapid collection of reliable neuropsychological test data. Normative and validity data are described in the manual, Contributions to Neuropsychological Assessment, which may be purchased separately.