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Geriatric Patient Assessment Form

The document is a comprehensive geriatric case assessment form that includes sections for personal identification, medical history, activities of daily living, dietary history, general and systemic examinations, cognitive assessments, and treatment-seeking behavior. It utilizes various scales and indices, such as the Katz index for daily living activities and the MARS-5 scale for treatment adherence. The form is designed to gather detailed information for evaluating the health and functional status of elderly patients.
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Geriatric Patient Assessment Form

The document is a comprehensive geriatric case assessment form that includes sections for personal identification, medical history, activities of daily living, dietary history, general and systemic examinations, cognitive assessments, and treatment-seeking behavior. It utilizes various scales and indices, such as the Katz index for daily living activities and the MARS-5 scale for treatment adherence. The form is designed to gather detailed information for evaluating the health and functional status of elderly patients.
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GERIATRIC CASE

Section I: Identification Details


Name:
Age:
Sex:
Marital Status : Married/ Widow /Widower/ Separated/ Single

Monthly Income (if any):


Write the details of any pension
being received from government
social security scheme
For females only
Menopause
 Age of menopause
 Type of menopause:
Natural/ Surgical

Section II: History of Present Illness


Chief Complaints (Chronological order)

Details of Chief Complaints


Past History

Family History

Treatment History
(Medication/Dose, Schedule, who
prescribed the medicine, Reason for
prescribing medicine)

Hospitalization history
Personal history
(H/O Substance abuse, Type of diet etc)

Any Allergies:

Social History
(No. of children, relationship with family,
relatives and neighbours)

Immunization History

Sleep History
Section III: Activities of Daily Living (using Katz index in ADL)

Katz Index of Independence in Activities of Daily Living

Activities Independence Dependence


Points (1 (1 Point) (0 Points)
or 0)
NO supervision, direction or personal WITH supervision, direction,
assistance. personal assistance or total care.
BATHING (1 POINT) Bathes self completely or (0 POINTS) Need help with
needs help in bathing only a single part of bathing more than one part of the
Points: __________ the body such as the back, genital area or body, getting in or out of the tub
disabled extremity. or shower. Requires total bathing

DRESSING (1 POINT) Get clothes from closets and (0 POINTS) Needs help with
drawers and puts on clothes and outer dressing self or needs to be
Points: __________ garments complete with fasteners. completely dressed.
May have help tying shoes.

TOILETING (1 POINT) Goes to toilet, gets on and off, (0 POINTS) Needs help
arranges clothes, cleans genital area transferring to the toilet, cleaning
Points: __________ without help. self or uses bedpan or commode.

TRANSFERRING (1 POINT) Moves in and out of bed or (0 POINTS) Needs help in


chair unassisted. Mechanical transfer aids moving from bed to chair or
Points: __________ are acceptable requires a complete transfer.

CONTINENCE (1 POINT) Exercises complete self-control (0 POINTS) Is partially or


over urination and defecation. totally incontinent of bowel or
Points: __________ bladder
FEEDING (1 POINT) Gets food from plate into (0 POINTS) Needs partial or
mouth without help. Preparation of food total help with feeding or
Points: __________ may be done by another person. requires parenteral feeding.

TOTAL POINTS: ________


SCORING: 6 = Full function
4= Moderate Impairment
2or less = Severe functional impairment
Adherence to treatment in case of any chronic illness
Using MARS-5 scale
Item Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never
1. I forget to take
them
2. I alter the dose
3. I stop taking
them for a
while
4. I decide to miss
out a dose
5. I take less than
instructed
The higher the score, the better is the adherence to treatment in case of chronic illness.

Section IV: Dietary History

Meal Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Total Average


Consumption intake

Food Quantity Food Quantity Food Quantity


item item item

Morning
Tea

Breakfast
Midmorning
snack

Lunch

Evening tea/
snack

Dinner

Post dinner
Food item Quantity (average Calories Proteins
consumption/ day)

Total Consumption

Recommended

Excess (+)/ Deficit (-)


Section V: General Physical Examination
Pulse Rate:
Blood Pressure:
Respiratory Rate:
Temperature:
Oedema
Lymphadenopathy
Pallor
Cyanosis
Clubbing
Built
Orientation

Section VI: Systemic Examination


Skin: Normal/Dry/ Rash/ Itchy/ Ulcers/ Lustre less

Eyes: Arcus Senilis/Cataract/ Refractive error/Ptyregium/ any other

Oral cavity: Oral hygiene: Good/ Average/ Poor


Halitosis: Yes/ NO
Gums: Normal/Hypertrophied/ Bleeding/ Periodontitis
Dentition:
No. of Teeth: / Edentulous
DMF index:
Wears any: Removable Partial denture / Full Denture
Tongue: Normal/ Coated/ Atrophic Glossitis
Ears/ Hearing: Normal/ Presbycusis

Type of loss: Sensory / Conductive

Give the details of


 Rinne’s Test
 Weber’s Test
Abdomen/ Gastrointestinal system
Inspection Palpation Auscultation Percussion
Abdomen

Chest/ Respiratory system


Inspection Palpation Auscultation Percussion
Chest

Cardiovascular system
Inspection Palpation Auscultation Percussion
Chest

Central nervous system


Cranial nerves

Motor Examination
 Strength
 Posture
 Gait
 Cerebellar function
Sensory Examination

Reflexes
 Superficial
 Deep

Elderly Cognitive Assessment Questionnaire ECAQ Memory


1) I want you to remember this number can you repeat after me 4517?
2) How old are you?
3) When is your birthday? Or where were you born? Orientation information
4) What day of the week is this? What is the date today?
5) Day? 6) Month? 7) Year?
8) What is this place called (eg: clinic, hospital) No necessity to give name of place
9) What is his / her job (eg: nurse, doctor) Memory recall
10) Can you recall the number again?

Results Each right answer will be given 1 point.


5 points and below - high risk of cognitive impairment.

Musculoskeletal system
Inspection Palpation Movement of Joints
Chest

Lab Investiagtions:
Hb:
RBS/FBS:
BP:
Any other (write details):

MARS-5 score:

Remarks:
Note: If the case is suffering any chronic illness, check related hospital records and investigations.

Section VII: Treatment Seeking Behaviour


1. From where do you seek treatment for minor ailments?

2. Are your family members willing to take you for treatment every time? Yes/ No

No. of government schemes available for geriatric Availed or not availed

Clinico-social Diagnosis:
Recommendations (if any)

At individual level

At family level

At community level
PROGRESS REPORT
DATE OF Hb RBS/FBS BP HEIGHT WEIGHT BMI ANY H/O PRESENT ILLNESS MARS-5 SCORE
VISIT

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