Difference between revisions of "Functional Status"

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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.

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

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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]].
-[[Functional Status Assessment]]
 ==Physical Health Status==