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Patient reported [[Functional Status|functional status]] can affect a patient's overall health and well-being. The [[Functional Status|functional status]] are reported by the patient with the [[Functional Status Assessment]], which is a component of the [[Well-Being Assessment]]. It will be updated regularly via the [[Well-Being Status]]. [[Functional Status|Functional status]] is typically addressed by assigning [[Care Goals]] and interventions and activities in the [[Care Plan]]. | Patient reported [[Functional Status|functional status]] can affect a patient's overall health and well-being. The [[Functional Status|functional status]] are reported by the patient with the [[Functional Status Assessment]], which is a component of the [[Well-Being Assessment]]. It will be updated regularly via the [[Well-Being Status]]. [[Functional Status|Functional status]] is typically addressed by assigning [[Care Goals]] and interventions and activities in the [[Care Plan]]. | ||
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* Dementia, Delirium | * Dementia, Delirium | ||
| + | ===Depression=== | ||
| + | ===Anxiety=== | ||
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| + | ===Stress=== | ||
==Activities of Daily Living - Status== | ==Activities of Daily Living - Status== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:00, 6 July 2016
Patient reported functional status can affect a patient's overall health and well-being. The functional status are reported by the patient with the Functional Status Assessment, which is a component of the Well-Being Assessment. It will be updated regularly via the Well-Being Status. Functional status is typically addressed by assigning Care Goals and interventions and activities in the Care Plan.
Contents
Physical Health Status
Hearing
- Difficulty Hearing in some environments
- Absence of useful hearing
Walking
- Some difficulty without devices
- Some difficulty with devices
- Requires wheel chair or devices
Sleeping
- Trouble falling asleep
- Trouble staying asleep
Communication (by care giver)
- Some Difficulty expressing needs and ideas
- Frequent difficulty expressing needs and ideas
- Very difficult to understand
Vision
- Large objects and print only
- Object identification questionable
Standing
- Need device assistance
- Unable with device assistance
Grip
- Limited
- Absent
Breathing
- Severe shortness of breath at rest
- Mild shortness of breath at rest
- Shortness of breath with minimal exertion
- Shortness of breath with moderate exertion
- SOB when climbing stairs
- Uses ventilator
Mobility Endurance
- Walk or wheel chair 50 feet
- Can't do it
- Only with rest
Sitting Endurance
- Tolerate sitting for 15 minutes
- Can't do it
- Only with support
Primary Mobility Mode
- Cane/crutch
- Walker
- Orthotics/prosthetics
- Wheelchair/scooter full time
- Wheelchair/scooter part time
- No movement from bed
Mental Health Status
Cognitive
Understanding (by patient and or/care giver)
- Misses part of message
- Limited understanding
- Unable to understand
Memory
- Forgetful
- Dementia, Delirium
Depression
Anxiety
Compulsive or Hyperactivity
Stress
Activities of Daily Living - Status
- Bathing and showering
- Shower/bathe requires transfer
- Wash face, hands, chest, arms
- Dressing (Upper body, Lower body, put on/take off socks and shoes)
- Self-feeding (not including chewing or swallowing)
- Movement from one place to another to perform activities
- Personal hygiene and grooming
- Toilet hygiene
- Toilet transfer - safely on an off
Mobility
- Lying to sitting on side of bed
- Sit to stand
- Chair/Bed to wheelchair
- Sit to lying flat on bed
- Roll left and right
- Bend and pick up objects
Transportation Mobility
- Unable to car transfer
- Wheel chair lift only
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLS)- Status
- Telephone (Answer phone, place calls
- Take medications as prescribed (oral, inhalants/mists, injectable)
- Make light meal
- Wipe down surface
- Light shopping
- Laundry
- Use public transportation
- Mange money and pay bills
- Use computer
- Use a smart phone
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLS)- Other
- Care of others (Family members)
- Care of pets
- Child rearing
- Maintain social relationships
- Community Mobility
- Maintain Financial Management
- Maintain Health Management
- Maintain Home Management
- Meal preparation and cleanup
- Maintain Religious Observances
- Maintain safety procedures and emergency responses
- Shopping
