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Medicare Functional Classification Levels - K-Levels
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Preguntas del test (15)
1The patient does not have the ability or potential to ambulate or transfer safely with or without assistance and a prosthesis does not enhance quality of life or mobility.
- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
2The patient has the ability or potential to use a prosthesis for transfers or ambulation on level surfaces at fixed cadence. Typical of the limited and unlimited household ambulator.
- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
3The patient has the ability or potential for ambulation with the ability to traverse low-level environmental barriers such as curbs, stairs, or uneven surfaces. Typical of the limited community ambulator.
- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
4The patient has the ability or potential for ambulation with variable cadence. Typical of the community ambulator who has the ability to traverse most environmental barriers and may have vocational, therapeutic, or exercise activity that demands prosthetic utilization beyond simple locomotion.
- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
5The patient has the ability or potential for prosthetic ambulation that exceeds basic ambulation skills, exhibiting high impact, stress, or energy levels. Typical of the prosthetic demands of the child, active adult, or athlete.
- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
6No ability to ambulate or transfer safely.
Prosthesis does not enhance mobility.- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
7Household Ambulation.
Transfers and ambulates on Level Surfaces.- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
8Limited Community Ambulation.
Able to traverse low-level environmental barriers.
Single Speed Ambulator- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
9Community Ambulation.
Prosthetic demands beyond simple ambulation.
Variable Cadence.
Able to traverse MOST environmental barriers.- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
10Able to perform prosthetic ambulation exceeding basic skills (e.g. high impact, athletics).
Includes active adults, children, athletes, and bilateral amputees.- AK0
- BK1
- CK2
- DK3
- EK4
11Select the characteristics of K0.
- ANo ability to ambulate or transfer safely.
- BProsthesis does not enhance mobility.
- CDoes not cover any prosthetic components.
- DHousehold Ambulation.
- ECovers basic feet and basic knees.
- FAble to traverse low-level environmental barriers at a Fixed Cadence.
- GProsthetic demands beyond simple ambulation.
- HAble to traverse MOST environmental barriers.
- IIncludes active adults, children, athletes, and bilateral amputees.
- JAble to perform prosthetic ambulation exceeding basic skills (e.g. high impact, athletics).
12Select the characteristics of K1.
- AHousehold Ambulation.
- BTransfers and ambulates on Level Surfaces.
- CCovers basic feet and basic knees.
- DLevel Surfaces at a Fixed Cadence.
- EProsthesis does not enhance mobility.
- FLimited Community Ambulation.
- GAble to traverse low-level environmental barriers at a Fixed Cadence.
- HCovers multi-axial feet and axial rotation units.
- IProsthetic demands beyond simple ambulation.
- JAll components are covered.
13Select the characteristics of K2.
- ALimited Community Ambulation.
- BAble to traverse low-level environmental barriers at a Fixed Cadence.
- CCovers multi-axial feet and axial rotation units.
- DTransfers and ambulates on Level Surfaces.
- ECovers basic feet and basic knees.
- FCommunity Ambulation.
- GVariable Cadence.
- HAble to traverse MOST environmental barriers.
- ICovers dynamic response feet and fluid knees.
- JIncludes active adults, children, athletes, and bilateral amputees.
14Select the characteristics of K3.
- ACommunity Ambulation.
- BProsthetic demands beyond simple ambulation.
- CVariable Cadence.
- DAble to traverse MOST environmental barriers.
- ECovers dynamic response feet and fluid knees.
- FTransfers and ambulates on Level Surfaces.
- GAble to traverse low-level environmental barriers at a Fixed Cadence.
- HAll components are covered.
- IIncludes active adults, children, athletes, and bilateral amputees.
- JAble to perform prosthetic ambulation exceeding basic skills (e.g. high impact, athletics).
15Select the characteristics of K4.
- AAll components are covered.
- BIncludes active adults, children, athletes, and bilateral amputees.
- CAble to perform prosthetic ambulation exceeding basic skills (e.g. high impact, athletics).
- DCovers dynamic response feet and fluid knees.
- EVariable Cadence.
- FAble to traverse MOST environmental barriers.
- GCommunity Ambulation.
- HNo ability to ambulate or transfer safely.
- IProsthesis does not enhance mobility.
- JCovers basic feet and basic knees.
Información
- Descripción
- USA - Prosthetics Test sobre Medicare Functional Classification Levels - K-Levels, creado por Ben Williams el 24/10/2017.
- Autor
- Ben Williams
- Idioma
- English
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