Modified Barthel finger number table
Name: Gender: Age: Hospitalization number: Date of assessment Ren Shuo, Department of Rehabilitation, Affiliated Hospital of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
1. eating 0=dependent on others Score/date 5=needs partial help (pinching, serving, cutting bread) 10=fully self-care
2. dressing 0=dependent
5=needs half help
10=Self-care (tying, unbuttoning, closing, unlatching, and putting on shoes)
3. grooming 0=needs help
5=washes face, combs hair, brushes teeth, and shaves independently
4. toilet use 0=dependent on others
5=Requires partial assistance
10=Self-care
5. bathing 0=dependent
5=Self-care
6. urination 0=incontinent or unconscious or requires catheterization
5=occasional incontinence (<1 time every 24 hours, >1 time per week)
10=can control
7. stool 0=incontinent or comatose
5=occasional incontinence (<1 time per week)< span="">
10=capable of control
8. transfer 0=completely dependent on others, unable to sit
(bed ↔ chair) 5=needs a lot of help (2 people) can sit
10=Requires little help (1 person) or guidance
15=Self-care
9. goes up and down stairs 0=unable (going up and down a flight of stairs, using a cane is considered independent)
5=needs help (physical or verbal instruction)
10=Self-care
10. mobility 0=unable to walk (in and around the ward, not including long walks)
(walking) 5=independent in a wheelchair
10=needs 1 person to help walk (physical or verbal guidance)
15=Walks independently (assistive device available)
Note: This scale is used to assess the ability to perform activities of daily living (ADL) and is one of the characteristic and commonly used scales in rehabilitation medicine. It can be used to evaluate patients before, during and after treatment. The actual daily performance of the patient is used as the basis for evaluation, not the ability the patient may have.
0-20 points = very severe dysfunction
25-45 points = severe functional impairment
50-70 points = Moderate functional deficit
75-95 points = mild functional impairment
100 points = ADL self-care