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INTERPS ; Instrument Intepretive Text

 ;;AUDC;  Guide for interpreting AUDC scores (range 0-12):

 ;;;

 ;;;   In men, a score of 4, or more, is considered positive; 

 ;;;   in women, a score of 3, or more, is considered positive.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;AUDIT;  Guide for interpreting AUDIT scores (range 0-41):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A score of 8, or more, indicates a strong likelihood of hazardous or 

 ;;;   harmful alcohol consumption.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;BAI;  Guide for interpreting BAI scores (range 0-63):

 ;;;

 ;;;   0-7: Minimal level of anxiety. 8-15: Mild anxiety. 16-25: Moderate anxiety. 26-63: Severe anxiety.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;BDI2;  Guide for interpreting BDI2 scores (range 0-63):

 ;;;

 ;;;   0-13: Minimal level of depression. 14-19: Mild depression. 20-28: Moderate depression. 29-63: Severe depression.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;CAGE;  Guide for interpreting CAGE (range 0-4):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A total score of 2, or greater, is considered clinically significant.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PCLC;  The PTSD Check List (Civilian) contains the 17 symptoms 

 ;;;   of the DSM-IV diagnosis of PTSD. A high score means the PTSD symptoms were 

 ;;;   endorsed (range 17-85).

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PCLM;  The PTSD Check List (Military) contains the 17 symptoms 

 ;;;   of the DSM-IV diagnosis of PTSD. A high score means the PTSD symptoms were 

 ;;;   endorsed (range 17-85).

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PHQ9;  Guide for interpreting PHQ-9 scores (range 0-27):

 ;;;

 ;;;   1-4: The score suggests minimal depression

 ;;;   5-9: Mild depression

 ;;;   10-14 Moderate depression

 ;;;   15-19 Moderately severe depression

 ;;;   20-27 Severe depression

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;SF36;  Guide for interpreting SF-36 scores (range 2-100):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A high value indicates a response toward good health, a low value 

 ;;;   indicates responses toward poor health.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;SMAST;  Guide for interpreting SMAST scores (range 0-13):

 ;;;

 ;;;   Two points indicate a possible problem. Three points indicate a probable problem.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;ZUNG;  Guide for interpreting ZUNG scores (range 25-80):

 ;;;

 ;;;   25-49: Normal range. 50-59: Mildly depressed. 60-69: Moderately depressed. 

 ;;;   70 and above: Severely Depressed.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PC PTSD;  Guide for interpreting PC PTSD (range 0-4):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A total score of 3, or greater, is considered positive.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;COWS;  Guide for interpreting COWS (range 0-67):

 ;;;

 ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the withdrawal symptoms. 

 ;;;   Less than 12: Mild. 13-24: Moderate. 

 ;;;   25-36 Moderately severe. Above 36: Severe.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;BOMC;  Guide for interpreting BOMC scores (range 0-28):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A score greater than 10 is consistent with the presence of dementia. 

 ;;;   Values less than 7 are considered normal for the elderly.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PHQ-2;  Guide for interpreting PHQ-2 scores (range 0-6):

 ;;;

 ;;;   0-2: The score suggests the patient may not need depression treatment. 

 ;;;   3-6: A score greater than 2 may indicate a depressive disorder.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;BRADEN SCALE;  Guide for interpreting BRADEN scores (range 0-23):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A low score means high risk for a pressure ulcer: 

 ;;;   9 or lower: Severe risk. 10-12: High risk. 13-14: Moderate risk. 15-18 Mild risk.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;ZBI SHORT;  Guide for interpreting ZBI Short Version scores (range 0-48):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A score of 17, or higher, reflects a high burden and needs follow up.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;ZBI SCREEN;  Guide for interpreting ZBI Screening scores (range 0-16):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A score of 8, or higher, reflects a high burden and needs follow up.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;GDS;  Guide for interpreting GDS (range 0-15):

 ;;;

 ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the depression. Scores greater than 

 ;;;   5 suggest depression (be sure to follow up). 

 ;;;   Scores greater than 10 indicates depression.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;GAF;  Guide to interpreting of GAF scores (range 0-100):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A high value indicates high level of functioning, a low value indicates low level of functioning.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PCL-5;  Guide for interpreting the PCL-5 (range 0-80):

 ;;; 

 ;;;   0-10: no or minimal symptoms reported,  11-20: mild symptoms reported

 ;;;   21-40: moderate symptoms reported,  21-60 severe symptoms reported,

 ;;;   61-80: very severe symptoms reported.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PCLS;  The PTSD Check List (Specific) contains the 17 symptoms 

 ;;;   of the DSM-IV diagnosis of PTSD. A high score means the PTSD symptoms were 

 ;;;   endorsed (range 17-85).

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;GDS DEMENTIA;  Guide for interpreting GDS Dementia (range 1-7):

 ;;;

 ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the dementia. 1 - no cognitive decline,

 ;;;   2 - very mild decline, 3 - mild decline, 4 - moderate decline, 5 - moderate 

 ;;;   severe decline, 6 - severe decline, 7 - very severe decline.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;CDR;  Guide for interpreting CDR (range 0-3):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A score of 0 indicates no dementia, 0.5 - questionable, 1 - mild, 

 ;;;   2 - moderate, 3 - severe dementia. 

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;FAST;  Guide for interpreting FAST (range 1-7):

 ;;;

 ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the dementia. 1 - normal adult, 

 ;;;   2 - normal older adult, 3 - early dementia, 4 - mild dementia, 5 - moderate 

 ;;;   dementia, 6 - moderate severe dementia, 7 - severe dementia.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;ASSIST-WHOV3;  Guide for interpreting ASSIST scores (range 0-39):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A Score of 27+ indicates a high health risk,

 ;;;   Moderate health risk, 4 - 26,

 ;;;   Low health risk, 0 - 3.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;SLUMS;  Guide for interpreting SLUMS scores (range 1-30):

 ;;;

 ;;;   Low score (1-20) indicates dementia, Mild neurocognitive disorder (21-26), 

 ;;;   high score (27-30) is normal functioning.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;GAD-7;  Guide to interpreting of GAD-7 scores (range 0-21):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A high value indicates high level of anxiety; scores of 5, 10 and 15 indicate 

 ;;;   cutoffs scores for mild, moderate and severe anxiety, respectively.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;POQ;  Guide for interpreting POQ scores (range 0-200):

 ;;;

 ;;;   The higher the score, the greater problems with pain. 

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;BAM;  Guide for interpreting BAM scores (range 0-24):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A high score on the subscales Use (above 0) and Risk Factors (above 11) calls for further examination. 

 ;;;   A score below 13 on Protective Factors is clinically significant.

 ;;;***END INTERP*** 

 ;;PCL-SZ;  The PTSD Check List (Specific) contains the 17 symptoms 

 ;;;   of the DSM-IV diagnosis of PTSD. A high score means the PTSD symptoms were 

 ;;;   endorsed (range 0-68).

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;IADL;  Guide for interpreting INDEX OF ADL (range 6-18):

 ;;;

 ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the independence. 

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;WHODAS 2;  Guide for interpreting domain scores (range 0-100):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A high value indicates disability, a low value 

 ;;;   indicates no disability.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;BAM-C;  Guide for interpreting BAM-C scores (range 0-30):

 ;;;

 ;;;   High scores indicate greater use. A score of one or greater is clinically significant.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;BAM-R;  Guide for interpreting BAM-R scores (range 0-180):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A high score on the subscales Use (above 0) and Risk Factors (above 11) calls for further examination. 

 ;;;   A score below 13 on Protective Factors is clinically significant.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;BAM-IOP;  Guide for interpreting BAM-IOP scores (range 0-24):

 ;;;

 ;;;   A high score on the subscales Use (above 0) and Risk Factors (above 11) calls for further examination. 

 ;;;   A score below 13 on Protective Factors is clinically significant.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;CIWA-AR-;  Guide for interpreting CIWA-AR (range 0-67):

 ;;;

 ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the withdrawal symptoms. 

 ;;;   Less than 9: Minimal. 10-19: Mild to Moderate. 20 or more: Severe.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;EHS-14;Guide for interpreting EHS-14 scores (range 0-10):

 ;;; Higher scores indicate higher levels of Employment Hope.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PEBS-27;Guide for interpreting PEBS-27 scores (range 1-5):

 ;;; Higher scores indicate higher perception of Employment Barriers.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;PEBS-20;Guide for interpreting PEBS-20 scores (range 1-5):

 ;;; Higher scores indicate higher perception of Employment Barriers.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;ASRS;Guide for interpreting ASRS scores (range 0-25):

 ;;; A score of 14 or higher is considered clinically significant.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;DAR-5;Guide for interpreting DAR-5 scores (range 5-25):

 ;;; A total score of 12 or above suggests the patient might benefit from further assessment.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

 ;;CIA;Guide for interpreting CIA scores (range 0-48):

 ;;; A score of 16 or greater may be used to predict eating disorder case status.

 ;;;***END INTERP***

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INTERPS   ; Instrument Intepretive Text

 +1       ;;AUDC;  Guide for interpreting AUDC scores (range 0-12):

 +2       ;;;

 +3       ;;;   In men, a score of 4, or more, is considered positive; 

 +4       ;;;   in women, a score of 3, or more, is considered positive.

 +5       ;;;***END INTERP***

 +6       ;;AUDIT;  Guide for interpreting AUDIT scores (range 0-41):

 +7       ;;;

 +8       ;;;   A score of 8, or more, indicates a strong likelihood of hazardous or 

 +9       ;;;   harmful alcohol consumption.

 +10      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +11      ;;BAI;  Guide for interpreting BAI scores (range 0-63):

 +12      ;;;

 +13      ;;;   0-7: Minimal level of anxiety. 8-15: Mild anxiety. 16-25: Moderate anxiety. 26-63: Severe anxiety.

 +14      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +15      ;;BDI2;  Guide for interpreting BDI2 scores (range 0-63):

 +16      ;;;

 +17      ;;;   0-13: Minimal level of depression. 14-19: Mild depression. 20-28: Moderate depression. 29-63: Severe depression.

 +18      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +19      ;;CAGE;  Guide for interpreting CAGE (range 0-4):

 +20      ;;;

 +21      ;;;   A total score of 2, or greater, is considered clinically significant.

 +22      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +23      ;;PCLC;  The PTSD Check List (Civilian) contains the 17 symptoms 

 +24      ;;;   of the DSM-IV diagnosis of PTSD. A high score means the PTSD symptoms were 

 +25      ;;;   endorsed (range 17-85).

 +26      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +27      ;;PCLM;  The PTSD Check List (Military) contains the 17 symptoms 

 +28      ;;;   of the DSM-IV diagnosis of PTSD. A high score means the PTSD symptoms were 

 +29      ;;;   endorsed (range 17-85).

 +30      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +31      ;;PHQ9;  Guide for interpreting PHQ-9 scores (range 0-27):

 +32      ;;;

 +33      ;;;   1-4: The score suggests minimal depression

 +34      ;;;   5-9: Mild depression

 +35      ;;;   10-14 Moderate depression

 +36      ;;;   15-19 Moderately severe depression

 +37      ;;;   20-27 Severe depression

 +38      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +39      ;;SF36;  Guide for interpreting SF-36 scores (range 2-100):

 +40      ;;;

 +41      ;;;   A high value indicates a response toward good health, a low value 

 +42      ;;;   indicates responses toward poor health.

 +43      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +44      ;;SMAST;  Guide for interpreting SMAST scores (range 0-13):

 +45      ;;;

 +46      ;;;   Two points indicate a possible problem. Three points indicate a probable problem.

 +47      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +48      ;;ZUNG;  Guide for interpreting ZUNG scores (range 25-80):

 +49      ;;;

 +50      ;;;   25-49: Normal range. 50-59: Mildly depressed. 60-69: Moderately depressed. 

 +51      ;;;   70 and above: Severely Depressed.

 +52      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +53      ;;PC PTSD;  Guide for interpreting PC PTSD (range 0-4):

 +54      ;;;

 +55      ;;;   A total score of 3, or greater, is considered positive.

 +56      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +57      ;;COWS;  Guide for interpreting COWS (range 0-67):

 +58      ;;;

 +59      ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the withdrawal symptoms. 

 +60      ;;;   Less than 12: Mild. 13-24: Moderate. 

 +61      ;;;   25-36 Moderately severe. Above 36: Severe.

 +62      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +63      ;;BOMC;  Guide for interpreting BOMC scores (range 0-28):

 +64      ;;;

 +65      ;;;   A score greater than 10 is consistent with the presence of dementia. 

 +66      ;;;   Values less than 7 are considered normal for the elderly.

 +67      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +68      ;;PHQ-2;  Guide for interpreting PHQ-2 scores (range 0-6):

 +69      ;;;

 +70      ;;;   0-2: The score suggests the patient may not need depression treatment. 

 +71      ;;;   3-6: A score greater than 2 may indicate a depressive disorder.

 +72      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +73      ;;BRADEN SCALE;  Guide for interpreting BRADEN scores (range 0-23):

 +74      ;;;

 +75      ;;;   A low score means high risk for a pressure ulcer: 

 +76      ;;;   9 or lower: Severe risk. 10-12: High risk. 13-14: Moderate risk. 15-18 Mild risk.

 +77      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +78      ;;ZBI SHORT;  Guide for interpreting ZBI Short Version scores (range 0-48):

 +79      ;;;

 +80      ;;;   A score of 17, or higher, reflects a high burden and needs follow up.

 +81      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +82      ;;ZBI SCREEN;  Guide for interpreting ZBI Screening scores (range 0-16):

 +83      ;;;

 +84      ;;;   A score of 8, or higher, reflects a high burden and needs follow up.

 +85      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +86      ;;GDS;  Guide for interpreting GDS (range 0-15):

 +87      ;;;

 +88      ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the depression. Scores greater than 

 +89      ;;;   5 suggest depression (be sure to follow up). 

 +90      ;;;   Scores greater than 10 indicates depression.

 +91      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +92      ;;GAF;  Guide to interpreting of GAF scores (range 0-100):

 +93      ;;;

 +94      ;;;   A high value indicates high level of functioning, a low value indicates low level of functioning.

 +95      ;;;***END INTERP***

 +96      ;;PCL-5;  Guide for interpreting the PCL-5 (range 0-80):

 +97      ;;; 

 +98      ;;;   0-10: no or minimal symptoms reported,  11-20: mild symptoms reported

 +99      ;;;   21-40: moderate symptoms reported,  21-60 severe symptoms reported,

 +100     ;;;   61-80: very severe symptoms reported.

 +101     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +102     ;;PCLS;  The PTSD Check List (Specific) contains the 17 symptoms 

 +103     ;;;   of the DSM-IV diagnosis of PTSD. A high score means the PTSD symptoms were 

 +104     ;;;   endorsed (range 17-85).

 +105     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +106     ;;GDS DEMENTIA;  Guide for interpreting GDS Dementia (range 1-7):

 +107     ;;;

 +108     ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the dementia. 1 - no cognitive decline,

 +109     ;;;   2 - very mild decline, 3 - mild decline, 4 - moderate decline, 5 - moderate 

 +110     ;;;   severe decline, 6 - severe decline, 7 - very severe decline.

 +111     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +112     ;;CDR;  Guide for interpreting CDR (range 0-3):

 +113     ;;;

 +114     ;;;   A score of 0 indicates no dementia, 0.5 - questionable, 1 - mild, 

 +115     ;;;   2 - moderate, 3 - severe dementia. 

 +116     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +117     ;;FAST;  Guide for interpreting FAST (range 1-7):

 +118     ;;;

 +119     ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the dementia. 1 - normal adult, 

 +120     ;;;   2 - normal older adult, 3 - early dementia, 4 - mild dementia, 5 - moderate 

 +121     ;;;   dementia, 6 - moderate severe dementia, 7 - severe dementia.

 +122     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +123     ;;ASSIST-WHOV3;  Guide for interpreting ASSIST scores (range 0-39):

 +124     ;;;

 +125     ;;;   A Score of 27+ indicates a high health risk,

 +126     ;;;   Moderate health risk, 4 - 26,

 +127     ;;;   Low health risk, 0 - 3.

 +128     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +129     ;;SLUMS;  Guide for interpreting SLUMS scores (range 1-30):

 +130     ;;;

 +131     ;;;   Low score (1-20) indicates dementia, Mild neurocognitive disorder (21-26), 

 +132     ;;;   high score (27-30) is normal functioning.

 +133     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +134     ;;GAD-7;  Guide to interpreting of GAD-7 scores (range 0-21):

 +135     ;;;

 +136     ;;;   A high value indicates high level of anxiety; scores of 5, 10 and 15 indicate 

 +137     ;;;   cutoffs scores for mild, moderate and severe anxiety, respectively.

 +138     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +139     ;;POQ;  Guide for interpreting POQ scores (range 0-200):

 +140     ;;;

 +141     ;;;   The higher the score, the greater problems with pain. 

 +142     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +143     ;;BAM;  Guide for interpreting BAM scores (range 0-24):

 +144     ;;;

 +145     ;;;   A high score on the subscales Use (above 0) and Risk Factors (above 11) calls for further examination. 

 +146     ;;;   A score below 13 on Protective Factors is clinically significant.

 +147     ;;;***END INTERP*** 

 +148     ;;PCL-SZ;  The PTSD Check List (Specific) contains the 17 symptoms 

 +149     ;;;   of the DSM-IV diagnosis of PTSD. A high score means the PTSD symptoms were 

 +150     ;;;   endorsed (range 0-68).

 +151     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +152     ;;IADL;  Guide for interpreting INDEX OF ADL (range 6-18):

 +153     ;;;

 +154     ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the independence. 

 +155     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +156     ;;WHODAS 2;  Guide for interpreting domain scores (range 0-100):

 +157     ;;;

 +158     ;;;   A high value indicates disability, a low value 

 +159     ;;;   indicates no disability.

 +160     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +161     ;;BAM-C;  Guide for interpreting BAM-C scores (range 0-30):

 +162     ;;;

 +163     ;;;   High scores indicate greater use. A score of one or greater is clinically significant.

 +164     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +165     ;;BAM-R;  Guide for interpreting BAM-R scores (range 0-180):

 +166     ;;;

 +167     ;;;   A high score on the subscales Use (above 0) and Risk Factors (above 11) calls for further examination. 

 +168     ;;;   A score below 13 on Protective Factors is clinically significant.

 +169     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +170     ;;BAM-IOP;  Guide for interpreting BAM-IOP scores (range 0-24):

 +171     ;;;

 +172     ;;;   A high score on the subscales Use (above 0) and Risk Factors (above 11) calls for further examination. 

 +173     ;;;   A score below 13 on Protective Factors is clinically significant.

 +174     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +175     ;;CIWA-AR-;  Guide for interpreting CIWA-AR (range 0-67):

 +176     ;;;

 +177     ;;;   The higher the score, the greater the withdrawal symptoms. 

 +178     ;;;   Less than 9: Minimal. 10-19: Mild to Moderate. 20 or more: Severe.

 +179     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +180     ;;EHS-14;Guide for interpreting EHS-14 scores (range 0-10):

 +181     ;;; Higher scores indicate higher levels of Employment Hope.

 +182     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +183     ;;PEBS-27;Guide for interpreting PEBS-27 scores (range 1-5):

 +184     ;;; Higher scores indicate higher perception of Employment Barriers.

 +185     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +186     ;;PEBS-20;Guide for interpreting PEBS-20 scores (range 1-5):

 +187     ;;; Higher scores indicate higher perception of Employment Barriers.

 +188     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +189     ;;ASRS;Guide for interpreting ASRS scores (range 0-25):

 +190     ;;; A score of 14 or higher is considered clinically significant.

 +191     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +192     ;;DAR-5;Guide for interpreting DAR-5 scores (range 5-25):

 +193     ;;; A total score of 12 or above suggests the patient might benefit from further assessment.

 +194     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +195     ;;CIA;Guide for interpreting CIA scores (range 0-48):

 +196     ;;; A score of 16 or greater may be used to predict eating disorder case status.

 +197     ;;;***END INTERP***

 +198     ;;zzzzz

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