Effects of Task-Based LSVT-BIG Intervention on Hand Function, Activity of Daily Living, Psychological Function, and Quality of Life in Parkinson’s Disease: A Randomized Control Trial

Table 2

Functional component tasks and hierarchy tasks reflecting the needs of participants (example of participant A).

COPM goal	Functional component tasks	Hierarchy tasks
Bathing	(i) Walking in big motions; (ii) Throwing and receiving a ball; (iii) Touching the head, shoulders, knees, and feet with both hands in a standing position; (iv) Touching the back of the head, back, buttocks, and heels with both hands in a standing position; (iv) Rotating both arms	(i) Motion of holding a towel and applying soap on the body; (ii) Motion of rinsing the body with water and hands; (iii) Motion of wiping the body with a towel
Cleaning	(i) Sitting and standing up from a chair; (ii) Walking in big motions; (iii) Rotating the body with arms outstretched in a standing position; (iv) Extending the arms in multiple directions; (v) Folding the towel into three even parts	(i) Getting up and walking to pick up a towel; (ii) Cleaning the desk with a towel; (iii) Folding the used towel, putting it in a basket, and returning to a chair
Bowling	(i) Walking in big motions; (ii) Throwing a ball with one hand in a standing position; (iii) Extending the arms in multiple directions in a standing position; (iv) Bending the back to touch the ground in a standing position; (v) Placing bowling pins upright on the ground	(i) Getting up from a chair and walking to grab a bowling ball; (ii) Striking down bowling pins with a bowling ball; (iii) Reorganizing bowling pins upright and returning back to a chair to sit