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An Objective and Standardized Test of Hand Function, Arch Phys Med Rehabil, 50 (6): 311-318, 1969; Methods. Used with permission from Elsevier Publishing.  \nThe Jebsen Hand Function Test was designed to provide a short, objective test of hand function for activities of daily living. It has 7 items and takes approximately 15-45 minutes to administer.  \n7 items include: writing, turning over 3-by-5 inch cards, picking up small common objects, simulated feeding, stacking checkers, picking up large light objects and picking up large heavy objects. The results are measured by timing the time taken to accomplish each task. The tests are always presented in the same order and are performed with the non-dominant hand first.  \nFor a video of the Jebsen Hand function test being performed by 2 lab students, click here:  \nItems 1-3: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4Am5NVVcK8](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4Am5NVVcK8)  \nItems 4-7: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFWQXcnljgo&feature=relmfu](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFWQXcnljgo&feature=relmfu)  \n[Item 1: Writing](Item 1: Writing)  \nThe examiner has a small index card with the blank side facing the subject propped up so the subject can easily read it. The index card has a sentence of third-grade reading difficulty ,with 24 letters.  \nThe subject is seated and given a pen and several sheets of white paper attached to a clipboard. The subject is instructed to begin copying the sentence from the index card onto the sheet when the examiner flips the index card and says “go”.  \nRecord the time taken from“go” until the subject lifts their pen off the page after finishing the sentence.  \nRepeat with the dominant hand using a new sentence.  \nVerbal Instructions:  \n“Do you require glasses for reading? If so, put them on. Take this pen in your lefthand and arrange everything so that it is comfortable for you to write with your lefthand. On the other side of this card (indicate) is a sentence. When I turn the card over and say‘Go’, write the sentence as quickly and as clearly as you can using your left hand. Write, do not print. Do you understand? Ready? Go.”  \nFor the dominant hand – “All right, now repeat the same thing, only this time using your right hand. I’ve given you a different sentence. Are you ready? Go.”  \nItem 2: Card Turning  \nPlace 5 index cards (3x5 in) in a horizontal row 2 in apart on a desk in front of the subject. Each card should be placed 5 inches from the front edge of the desk (indicate this with tape) .  \nRecord the time from“go” until the subject turns the last card over. The cards do not have to be in the same placement after turning.  \nRepeat with the dominant hand.  \nVerbal Instructions:  \n“Place your left hand on the table please. When I say “go”. Use your left hand to turn these cards over one at a time as quickly as you can, beginning with this one (indicate card to extreme right). You may turn them over in any way that you wish and they need not be in a neat pattern when you finish. Do you understand? Ready? Go.”  \nFor the dominant hand – “Now the same thing with the right hand beginning with this one (indicate extreme left card) . Ready? 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