Week 3: ADLS/IADLs

what are some examples of ADL/IADL standardized assessments?

- AMPAC 6 Clicks

- quality indicators (QI) and section GG

- KELs

- barthel index

- performance assessment of self-care skills (PASS)

- test of grocery shopping skills (TOGSS)

what are some additional considerations for ADL/IADLs assessments?

- context

- patient goals

- privacy vs. safety

- precautions and/or client factors

what is the level of assistance for: patient completes without any assistance and with appropriate safety

independent

what is the level of assistance for: completed tasks without assistance, but may require AE or increased time

modified independent

what is the level of assistance for: can complete tasks without physical assist, but may need a helper there for safety or to provide verbal cues

supervision

what is the level of assistance for: can complete the tasks, but requires steadying for assist/hands on assist for balance/safety

contact guard assist

what is the level of assistance for: patient can do approximately 75% or more of the task, and requires help for 25%

minimal assist

what is the level of assistance for: patient can do approximately 50-74% of the task, and requires help for 50%

moderate assist

what is the level of assistance for: patient can do approximately 25% of the task, and requires help for 75%

maximum assist

what is the level of assistance for: requires help for all portions of the task, patient may attempt to help but less than 25%, requires 2 helpers

dependent

what does CMS stand for?

center for medicare and medicaid services