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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs. 2017 Mar-Apr;44(2):165–171. doi: 10.1097/WON.0000000000000313

Table 1.

Demographic, Functional, and Physical Characteristics of Older, Incontinent Nursing Home Admissions Followed for Developing Incontinent Associated Dermatitis

Variable/Scale MDS Item Admissions
n = 10,713
Demographic Characteristics mean (SD)

Age AA3, AB1 82.47 (7.57)
n (%)

Female Gender AA2 7,551 (70.5)
Race1 and Ethnicity American Indian or Alaskan Native 51 (0.5)
Asian or Pacific Islander 125 (1.2)
Black Not Hispanic 837 (3.7)
White Not Hispanic 9,556 (89.2)
Hispanic 143 (1.3)
High School Education
or Greater
AB7 5,989 (55.9)

Functional Deficits and Physical Health mean (sd)

Activities of Daily Living
Deficit Score29
G1aA, G1bA, G1eA, G1gA,
G1hA, G1iA, G1jA, Range 0–28
11.03 (6.46)
Body Mass Index K2a-b 25.20 (5.08)
Comorbidity Index
Charlson Index30
I3a-e, and/or I1, Range 0–30 1.83 (1.53)
Medications
Number per week
O4a-e, Range 0–35 6.89 (6.19)
Mortality risk
CHESS Score32
J1c, J1g, J1l, J1o, K3a,K4c,
J5c, B6, G9, Range 0–5
1.63 (1.08)
n (%)

Acute Condition – Any J5b 2,631 (24.6)
Bowel Problems - Any I2b, H2b-d 1,943 (18.1)
Fever in Last 7 Days J1h 280 (2.6)
Oxygenation Problems
Number of Indicators
J1b, J1k-l, P1ag,
P1ai-j, P1al, P1bdA
1 1,126 (10.5)
2 723 (6.7)
≥3 586 (5.5)
Perfusion Problems
Number of Indicators
J1a, J1c-d, J1g
1 2,906 (27.1)
≥2 244 (2.3)
Plegia or Pareses - Any I1v, I1x, I1z 444 (4.1)
Poor Nutrition
Number of Indicators
K3a, K4c
1 4,369 (40.8)
≥2 730 (6.8)
Presence of a Perineal
Pressure Injury
By practitioner orders 862 (8.0)
Restraint Use - Any P4c-e 167 (1.6)
Tube Feeding K5b 148 (1.4)
Vision Impairment
Number of Indicators
D1, D2a, D2b
1 2,569 (24.0)
≥2 778 (7.3)
1

Race/ethnicity is missing for one resident.