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NORTON RISK ASSESSMENT GUIDELINES Physical Condition Encompasses current medical condition and physical health (consider nutritional status, tissue integrity muscle bulk and condition of skin
Norton Scale : 諾頓評估表 根據5個因素作評估，包括：身體狀況、心理狀況、活動力、 移動力及失禁情況，但沒有將營養狀態放入評估專案中。
Norton Scale Calculator (Please enter the score into the boxes) Physical Condition Good 4 Fair 3 Poor 2 Very bad 1 Mental Condition Alert 4 Apathetic 3 Confused 2 Stuporous 1 Activity Ambulant 4 ...
The Norton Scale for Predicting Pressure Ulcer Risk*. * Calculated as the sum of the scores in all 5 areas. A score < 14 indicates a high risk of pressure ulcer development. Adapted from Norton, D: Calculating the risk: Reflections on the Norton scale. Decubitus 2 (3):24–31, 1989.
Wellard S, Lo K. Comparing Norton, Braden and Waterlow risk assessment scales for pressure ulcers in spinal cord injuries. Contemp Nurse . 2000 Jun;9(2):155-60. PubMed ID: 11855004
The Norton Scale for Predicting Pressure Ulcer Risk*. * Calculated as the sum of the scores in all 5 areas. A score < 14 indicates a high risk of pressure ulcer development. Adapted from Norton, D: Calculating the risk: Reflections on the Norton scale. Decubitus 2 (3):24–31, 1989.
2019年1月31日 · Risk assessments generally use checklists that alert practitioners to the most common risk factors that predispose individuals to pressure ulcer development. These checklists are often developed into risk assessment tools, for example the Norton Scale ().
This validated tool predicts pressure ulcer risk using a numeric scale; it contains elements not found on the Braden Scale, and can be used to develop pressure ulcer prevention plans. Keywords "quality improvement, quality measures, administrative tools, SNF, skilled nursing facility";
预测压力性溃疡风险的诺顿模式*. *计算所有5个区域中分数的总和。. 得分<14表示压力性溃疡发作高风险。. Adapted from Norton, D: Calculating the risk: Reflections on the Norton scale.Decubitus 2 (3):24–31, 1989. 版权所有 © 2024 Merck & Co., Inc., Rahway, NJ, USA 及其附属公司。. 保留所有 ...
The Norton Scale is used to determine whether a patient is at high risk of pressure ulcer development based on the sum of the scores of five criteria: physical condition, mental condition, activity, mobility, and incontinence.
