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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Morse Fall Scale in the editor.
  2. Begin by assessing the patient's history of falling. Select 'yes' or 'no' and enter the corresponding score (0 for no, 25 for yes).
  3. Next, evaluate any secondary diagnoses. Again, choose 'yes' or 'no' and input the score (0 for no, 15 for yes).
  4. Assess ambulatory aid needs. Choose from options like 'None/bed rest', 'Crutches/cane/walker', etc., and enter the appropriate score based on your selection.
  5. Evaluate gait by selecting from options such as 'Normal', 'Weak', or 'Impaired', and record the relevant score.
  6. Determine mental status by assessing if the patient knows their limits. Input the score accordingly.
  7. Finally, sum all scores to calculate the total fall risk score at the bottom of the form.

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 Adults: The Morse Fall Scale (18 years and older). months to 17 years). deviation from a residents baseline in physical, cognitive, behavioral, or functional domains.
Score 0125. 020 No risk or low risk; 25 Medium risk; 45, 5055 High risk.
The Morse Falls Scale is a Fall Risk Assessment tool that predicts the likelihood that a patient will fall. ➢ Should be done at least once a day and with change in patient status. ➢ Provides the information needed to tailor interventions to prevent falls.
How the Morse Fall Scale Works History of Falling: Yes = 25 points. Secondary Diagnoses: Yes = 15 points. Ambulatory Aid: None/Bedrest = 0 points, Crutches/Cane/Walker = 15 points, Furniture = 30 points. IV Therapy: Yes = 20 points. Gait: Normal = 0 points, Weak = 10 points, Impaired = 20 points.
Hospitals and nursing homes use the Morse Fall Scale to assess a persons risk of falling. It is one of the most widely used fall risk assessment tools used by healthcare professionals. The scale measures six variables. It is a quick and easy way to determine if a patient is a fall risk.

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