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SLUMS Examination & The Geriatric Depression Scale
David A. Smith, M.D., FAAFP, CMD, Geriatric Consultants of Central Texas, P.A.
Participant #1
“Duke”
Participant #2
“Shirley”
Participant #3
“Morris”
Saint Louis University
Mental Status
(SLUMS)
Examination SH Tariq, N Tumosa, JT Chibnall, HM Perry III, and JE Morley. The Saint
Louis University Mental Status (SLUMS) Examination for Detecting Mild
Cognitive Impairment and Dementia is more sensitive than the Mini-
Mental Status Examination (MMSE) – A pilot study. J am Geriatr
Psychiatry 14:900-910, 2006
Geriatric
Depression
Scale Answers indicating depression are highlighted in bold.
Each bold answer counts as 1 point;
scores greater than 5 indicate probable depression.
Ref. Yesavage, J.A., Brink, T.L., Rose, T.L., Lum, O., Huang, V., Adey, M., Leirer,
V.O. (1983).
Development and Validation of a Geriatric Depression Screening Scale:
A Preliminary Report. Journal of Psychiatric Research, 17: 37-49.
Question #1
What day is it?
Question #2
What is the year?
Question #3
What state are we in?
Question #4
Please remember these five objects.
I will ask you what they are later.
Apple
Pen
Tie
House
Car
Question #5
You have $100 and you go to the
store and buy a dozen apples for $3
and a tricycle for $20.
How much did you spend?
How much do you have left?
Question #6
Please name as many animals as
you can in one minute.
0-4 animals = 0 points
5-9 animals = 1 point
10-14 animals = 2 points
15+ animals = 3 points
Question #7
What were the five objects I asked
you to remember?
Apple
Pen
Tie
House
Car
Question #8
I am going to give you a series of
numbers and I would like you to give
them to me backwards.
87
649
8537
Question #9
Make this circle into a clock by
putting in the hour markers and the
time at ten minutes to eleven o’clock.
Question #11
I am going to tell you a story. Please
listen carefully because afterwards,
I’m going to ask you some questions
about it.
Question #11
Jill was a very successful stockbroker. She
made a lot of money on the stock market. She
then met Jack, a devastatingly handsome man.
She married him and had three children. They
lived in Chicago. She then stopped work and
stayed at home to bring up her children. When
they were teenagers, she went back to work.
She and Jack lived happily ever after.
Question #11
What was the female’s name?
What work did she do?
When did she go back to work?
What state did she live in?
SLUMS Scoring
High School Education
27-30 Normal
20-26 MCI
1-19 Dementia
Less than High School Education
20-30 Normal
15-19 MCI
1-14 Dementia
SLUMS Scoring
High School Education
27-30 Normal
20-26 MCI
1-19 Dementia
Less than High School Education
20-30 Normal ----------Duke’s SLUMS score = 20
15-19 MCI
1-14 Dementia
SLUMS Scoring
High School Education
27-30 Normal --------Shirley’s SLUMS score = 30
20-26 MCI
1-19 Dementia
Less than High School Education
20-30 Normal
15-19 MCI
1-14 Dementia
SLUMS Scoring
High School Education
27-30 Normal
20-26 MCI
1-19 Dementia
Less than High School Education
20-30 Normal
15-19 MCI --------------Morris’ SLUMS score =16
1-14 Dementia