CONSCIOUSNESS
Glasgow Coma Scale
Eye, verbal and motor responses in the adult Glasgow Coma Scale. Includes NT handling and an E/V/M breakdown.
3–153 components
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PAIN OBSERVATION
FLACC Scale
Add previously assessed face, legs, activity, cry and consolability scores. Standard FLACC score entry.
0–105 components
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Morse Fall Scale
Add six weighted scores and optionally view the named AHRQ cutoff example alongside the result.
0–1256 components
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Barthel Index
Calculate the weighted ten-item Barthel Index. Uses the 0–100 reference, with an activity-by-activity summary.
0–10010 activities
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| Assessment topic | Calculator | Version on this site |
|---|---|---|
| Level of consciousness | Glasgow Coma Scale | Adult GCS; no GCS-P |
| Observed pain-related behaviour | FLACC Scale | Standard FLACC score entry; no r-FLACC |
| Hospital fall risk | Morse Fall Scale | Morse points; optional named cutoff example |
| Basic daily activities | Barthel Index | Weighted ten-item 0–100 index |
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