Medical scores and self-assessment questionnaires

Assessment of asthma control over the past four weeks, for ages 12 and up.

Brief screening for at-risk alcohol consumption using three questions about intake.

A six-question patient index covering fatigue, pain, tenderness, and morning stiffness in axial spondyloarthritis.

Identifying the risk of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome based on three categories of symptoms and risk factors.

Seven-type visual scale used to standardise the description of stool shape and consistency.

Measures the impact of COPD on perceived health status, with eight items scored from 0 to 5.

Clinical score for thromboembolic risk stratification in adults with atrial fibrillation, using the sex-independent ESC 2024 approach.

A variant of the CURB-65 score without laboratory criteria, particularly useful when blood urea nitrogen (BUN) results are not immediately available.

A five-criteria clinical score used to stratify the severity of community-acquired pneumonia and help guide the level of care.

A 10-item self-administered questionnaire assessing the impact of a skin condition on symptoms, daily activities, relationships, and treatment over the past week.

Identification of a neuropathic pain component in ten items, using an interview and a clinical examination.

Clinician score combining body surface area and intensity of four signs of atopic dermatitis across four body regions.

Assessment of the likelihood of dozing off in eight daily life situations, scored from 0 to 24.

A three-numeric-scale PROM measuring the main symptoms experienced by patients with Sjögren's syndrome.

Assessment of tobacco dependence in six questions, scored out of 10.

10-year type 2 diabetes risk assessment in eight questions, no blood test required.

A probabilistic tool that estimates the 10-year risk of hip fracture and major osteoporotic fracture based on clinical risk factors, with or without BMD.

A nine-item patient scale assessing the impact of fatigue on motivation, physical activity, responsibilities, and daily life.

Assessment of the intensity of anxiety symptoms over the last two weeks.

Screening for depressive symptoms in the elderly using fifteen yes/no questions, scored out of 15.

Weighted clinical pre-test probability score for pulmonary embolism based on objective variables.

A six-item self-administered questionnaire on reflux symptoms and their impact over the past seven days.

Identifying medication adherence difficulties with six yes/no questions, scored out of 6.

Screening for anxiety and depressive symptoms across fourteen items, with two subscores out of 21.

A 20-activity PROM grouped into eight domains, notably used in rheumatoid arthritis to assess functional disability.

Clinical bleeding risk score in patients undergoing anticoagulation or candidates for anticoagulation, particularly in atrial fibrillation.

Assessment of the impact of headaches on daily life in six questions, with a score ranging from 36 to 78.

Assessment of autonomy in eight instrumental activities of daily living, score from 0 to 8.

Assessment of erectile difficulties over the last six months in five questions, scored out of 25.

Quantification of lower urinary tract symptoms in men in seven questions, score from 0 to 35.

Assessment of perceived insomnia severity and its impact across seven items, scored out of 28.

Age-adjusted clinical score derived from Centor to estimate the likelihood of a group A streptococcal infection in a patient with pharyngitis.

Assessment of the impact of headaches on activities over the past three months, score in days.

Short six-item version of the MNA, designed for nutritional screening in older people.

Five-step BAPEN tool combining BMI, unintentional weight loss, and the effect of acute disease to categorise malnutrition risk.

Clinical score based on six physiological parameters and oxygen therapy to detect acute deterioration and trigger a graded response.

Assessment of nasal obstruction-related discomfort over the past month in five questions, scored out of 100.

Clinical classification into four classes of the impact of symptoms on physical activity, particularly in heart failure.

A 10-section questionnaire expressing the functional impact of low back pain as a percentage.

A 12-item PROM measuring pain and function in patients treated for hip conditions, particularly around arthroplasty.

12-item PROM focusing on knee pain and function, developed for monitoring patients before and after total knee replacement.

An 8-criterion clinical rule designed for patients whose clinical probability of PE is already considered low.

Screening and measurement of the severity of depressive symptoms over the past two weeks, scored out of 27.

Patient-oriented version of the SCORAD, combining extent, visible signs, and reported symptoms of atopic dermatitis.

Measurement of perceived stress over the last month in ten questions, scored from 0 to 40.

A very brief three-criterion clinical score used as an early warning sign of severity in patients with suspected infection outside the intensive care unit.

Short 11-item version of the DASH assessing upper limb symptoms and limitations.

A self-assessment questionnaire with 24 statements evaluating the impact of low back pain on daily activities and behaviours.

Historical overview of the Rome IV criteria and questionnaires. The Rome Foundation now offers Rome V; this sheet retains version IV without reproducing the licensed questionnaires.

Five-dimensional self-assessment questionnaire to identify individuals at an increased risk of sarcopenia.

Brief screening for eating disorders using five yes/no questions, scored out of 5.

Assessment of rhinosinusitis symptoms and their impact over the past two weeks, scored from 0 to 110.

Identification of the risk of obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome using eight closed-ended questions.

Clinical score combining risk factors and signs to estimate the pre-test probability of DVT.

Clinical pre-test probability score for pulmonary embolism based on symptoms, medical history, and clinical judgment.

Measurement of mental well-being over the last two weeks using five statements, scored out of 25 or 100.

A 24-item PROM divided into three domains—pain, stiffness, and physical function—used for hip and knee osteoarthritis.