Feb 8, 2006 14:11
18 yrs ago
English term
Had problems getting around the house as easily as you would like?
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DUE TO HAVING this DISEASE, how often have you experienced the following, during the last month?
Due to having this disease, how often during the last month have you ….
Please tick one box for each question
Never
Occasionally
Sometimes
Often
Always or cannot do at all
Had difficulty doing the leisure activities which you would like to do?
Had difficulty carrying bags of shopping?
Had problems walking half a mile?
Had problems walking 100 yards?
Had problems getting around the house as easily as you would like?
What exactly is meant by last sentence?
Due to having this disease, how often during the last month have you ….
Please tick one box for each question
Never
Occasionally
Sometimes
Often
Always or cannot do at all
Had difficulty doing the leisure activities which you would like to do?
Had difficulty carrying bags of shopping?
Had problems walking half a mile?
Had problems walking 100 yards?
Had problems getting around the house as easily as you would like?
What exactly is meant by last sentence?
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Change log
Feb 8, 2006 14:17: NancyLynn changed "Term asked" from "sentence" to "Had problems getting around the house as easily as you would like?"
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English term (edited):
sentence
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Mobility problem within the home
It means you have difficulty in getting from one place to another round the house, e.g. arthritis in the joints.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks to all of you."
+1
2 mins
English term (edited):
sentence
Problems moving/walking
Disease prevents/inhibits/affects movement.
+4
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English term (edited):
sentence
moving about the house from room to room or level to level
Like me when I get my knee surgery - how will I get from the main floor kitchen to the second floor bathroom and laundry?
Peer comment(s):
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marybro
3 mins
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Sonia Gomes
: yes
24 mins
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agree |
Alexandra Tussing
6 hrs
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agree |
conejo
7 hrs
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English term (edited):
sentence
explanation below
The person is asked whether they experienced any difficulties getting/moving around the house, difficulties which they might not have had before the disease. Having the disease seems to imply that it could be more awkward for the patient to cope in the house (probably with regard to walking stairs, moving furniture, washing floors, etc)
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English term (edited):
sentence
Has it been difficult for you to move around your home?
Has just walking around been difficult? Has it been difficult to walk up stairs?
These are the meanings contained in the question.
Good luck.
These are the meanings contained in the question.
Good luck.
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