Olkavaivojen mittareita ja yleisiä oirekyselyjä
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12.4.2022
- Olkavaivojen mittareita (ks. oheinen taulukko).
Yleisiä oirekyselyitä (VAS, MYMOP, SF-36)
- VAS = Visual Analogue Scale
- Potilas merkitsee subjektiivisen tuntemuksensa janalle, jonka päät ovat kyseessä olevan tuntemuksen ääripäitä.
- Skaala yleensä 0–10 tai 0–100.
- Käytetään yleisesti esimerkiksi kivun mittaamiseen.
- Kivun mittaamisessa MCID:n on todettu olevan kiertäjäkalvosimen oireissa 1,4 (asteikolla 0–10) «Tashjian RZ, Deloach J, Porucznik CA ym. Minimal clinically important differences (MCID) and patient acceptable symptomatic state (PASS) for visual analog scales (VAS) measuring pain in patients treat»17.
- MYMOP = Measure Yourself Medical Outcome Profile
- Subjektiivinen mittari, joka mittaa potilaan itse valitsemien oireiden (jotka hänen mielestään ovat oleellisimmat) aiheuttamaa haittaa seurannan aikana.
- Internet-linkki «http://www.bris.ac.uk/primaryhealthcare/resources/mymop/»1
- SF-36 = Short Form 36
- Subjektiivinen, yleistä elämänlaatua mittaava kysely
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