 - Southampton Hand Assessment Procedure SHAP: The Southampton Hand Assessment Procedure SHAP is a clinically validated hand function test developed to assess the effectiveness of upper limb prostheses. The SHAP is made up of 6 abstract objects and 14 Activities of Daily Living ADL. Each task is timed by the participant, so there is no interference or reliability on the reaction times of the observer or clinician. The SHAP Index of Function score is used for comparison, which is a number that provides an overall assessment of hand function. SHAP scores do not plateau at 100, instead scores greater than 100 can be achieved if a participant is exceptionally quick at a given task or series of tasks. Scores less than 100 are an indication of how impaired a participants hand function is. In general, scores between 95 and 105 are considered normal. 