Timed 25t Walk Assessment

The video tutorial demonstrates the proper way to administer the timed 25t walk test, a key measure for assessing disease progression. The test involves timing a participant as they walk between two yellow lines, with a normal completion time of 4 to 6 seconds. A 20% change in time is considered clinically significant. The video provides step-by-step instructions and highlights the importance of accurate timing and safety during the test.

What is the primary purpose of the Timed 25t Walk?

• To test endurance

• To measure the speed of walking

• To assess the progression of a disease

• To evaluate balance

How long does it typically take to complete the Timed 25t Walk?

• 8 to 9 seconds

• 6 to 7 seconds

• 4 to 5 seconds

• 2 to 3 seconds

What is the first step in conducting the Timed 25t Walk?

• Ensure the participant is wearing proper shoes

• Instruct the participant to stand behind the yellow line

• Measure the distance between lines

• Start the stopwatch

When should the stopwatch be stopped during the Timed 25t Walk?

• When the participant reaches the first yellow line

• When the participant crosses the second yellow line

• When the participant returns to the start

• When the participant starts walking

What is considered a significant change in the Timed 25t Walk results?

• 10% change

• 15% change

• 20% change

• 25% change

What is the expected time range for a healthy individual to complete the Timed 25t Walk?

• 6 to 8 seconds

• 4 to 6 seconds

• 2 to 4 seconds

• 8 to 10 seconds