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The document is a self-report questionnaire known as the Revised Oswestry Disability Index, designed to assess how low back pain affects a patient's daily life. It consists of ten sections covering various aspects such as pain intensity, personal care, lifting, walking, sitting, standing, sleeping, social life, traveling, and changes in pain degree. Each section provides six statements for patients to select the one that best describes their condition. The total score from the questionnaire indicates the level of disability ranging from minimal to severe, guiding clinicians in understanding the patient's situation and discussing results positively.

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Begin with SECTION 1 - PAIN INTENSITY. Review each statement carefully and select the one that best describes your pain level.
Proceed to SECTION 2 - PERSONAL CARE. Indicate how your back pain affects your ability to wash and dress by marking the most applicable option.
Continue to SECTION 3 - LIFTING. Choose the statement that reflects your lifting capabilities considering your pain.
Move on to SECTION 4 - WALKING. Assess how far you can walk without increasing pain and select the corresponding statement.
In SECTION 5 - SITTING, indicate how long you can sit comfortably before experiencing pain.
For SECTION 6 - STANDING, choose the option that best describes your standing endurance in relation to pain.
Next, complete SECTION 7 - SLEEPING by selecting how your back pain impacts your sleep quality.
In SECTION 8 - SOCIAL LIFE, reflect on how your condition affects your social interactions and mark the appropriate choice.
Proceed to SECTION 9 - TRAVELLING. Evaluate how travel impacts your pain levels and select accordingly.
Finally, complete SECTION 10 - CHANGING DEGREE OF PAIN by indicating whether your pain is improving or worsening.

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What are the grades of low back pain?

The measure categorizes outcome of chronic pain and disability into 5 grades: Grade 0 (pain free), Grade 1 (low disability, low pain intensity), Grade 2 (low disability, high pain intensity), Grade 3 (high disability, pain that is moderately limiting), and Grade 4 (high disability, pain that is highly limiting).

How to read Oswestry Disability Index?

Interpretation of the ODI score 0 20%: mild disability. 20 40%: moderate disability. 40 60%: severe disability. 60 80%: disabling. 80 100%: bedridden or functional impairment.

What is the Oswestry Disability Index for back pain?

The Oswestry Disability Index (also known as the Oswestry Low Back Pain Disability Questionnaire) is an extremely important tool that researchers and disability evaluators use to measure a patients permanent functional disability. The test is considered the gold standard of low back functional outcome tools [1].

What is a normal Odi score?

ODI was graded into three groups: mild (5-15), moderate (15-30), and severe (30) OSA. Patients with an ODI10 was considered as clinically docHub sleepiness.

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