CARE tool walk 150 feet: Mrs. D has endurance limitations due to heart failure, and has only walked abour 30 feet during the 3 day assessment period. She has not walked 150 feet or more during the assessment period, including with the physical therapist who has been working with her. The therapist speculates the she could walk the distance in the future with additional assistance.
CARE tool score sit to lying: Mrs. H requires assistance from a nurse to transfer from sitting at the edge of the bed to lying flat on the bed because of paralysis on her right side. The helper lifts and positions Mrs. H's right leg. Mrs. H uses her arms to position her upper body. Overall Mrs. H performs more than half the effort.
Brings May flowers
CARE tool score lying to sitting at edge of bed: Mr. B pushes up from the bed to get himself from a lying to a seated position. The CNA provides steadying assistance as Mr. B scoots himself to the edge of the bed and lowers his feet onto the floor.
Tool evaluates components of bed mobility
CARE tool score roll left and right: The physical therapist helps MR. R turn onto his right side by instructing him to bend his left leg and roll to his right side. He then instructs him how to position his limbs to return to lying on his back and then to repeat a similar process for rolling onto his left side and then returns to lying on his back. Mr. R completes the activity without physical assistance from a helper.
CARE tool score toilet transfer: The therapist supports Mrs. M's trunk with a gait belt as Mrs. M pivots and lowers herself onto the toilet. Mrs. M needs help to stand but is able to lower herself to the toilet.
CARE tool score bed/chair transfer: Mr. C is sitting on the side of the bed. He stands and pivots into the chair as the nurse provides contact guard assistance. The nurse reports that one time Mr. C only required verbal cues for safety, but usually Mr. C requires touching assistance.
CARE tool walk 50 feet with two turns: Mr. T walks 50 feet with one helper providing trunk support and a second helper providing supervision. Mr. T walks the 50 feet with two turns.
Verticales
FIM score toilet transfer: Mrs. Q transfers onto and off the elevated toilet seat with the nurse supervising, no physical assistant.
FIM score bed/chair transfer: Mr. C is sitting on the side of the bed. He stands and pivots into the chair as the nurse provides contact guard assistance. The nurse reports that one time Mr. C only required verbal cues for safety, but usually Mr. C requires touching assistance.
A pranksters paradise
CARE tool score bed/chair transfer: Mr. F requires full assistance with transfers from bed to the wheelchair using a lift device. Two nurses are required for safety when using the device to transfer Mr. F from the bed to a wheelchair. Mr. F is unable to assist in the transfer from his bed to the wheelchair.
CARE tool score sit to stand: Mr. B has compete tetraplegia and is currently unable to stand when getting out of bed. He transfers from his bed into a wheelchair with assistance of a slideboard. The activity of sit to stand is not attempted due to his medical condition.
Transfer not assessed with CARE tool.
CARE tool score toilet transfer: Mrs. Q transfers onto and off the elevated toilet seat with the nurse supervising, no physical assistant
FIM score bed/chair transfer: Mr. F requires full assistance with transfers from bed to the wheelchair using a lift device. Two nurses are required for safety when using the device to transfer Mr. F from the bed to a wheelchair. Mr. F is unable to assist in the transfer from his bed to the wheelchair.
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